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Water Belly

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Science

 

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May 5, 2014

 

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Both are mineral in nature and also most common in cattle and sheep. The first type is phosphatic and is normally formed when at a feedlot. The second is a siliceous and typically occurs in range animals. Diagnosis of water belly can be difficult because the symptoms can often be confused with other maladies and the symptoms can vary from mild to severe when the urinary passages are obstructed...
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The most common symptoms of water belly are an arched back, stamping their feet, and tail twitching, and kicking at their abdomen. The animal will probably appear restless and will frequently strain in unsuccessful attempts to urinate. If there is not a complete blockage, you may see urine slowly dribble out...
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