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A case of complete postpartum eversion of cervix and uterus and its successful clinical management in a pluriparous Kankrej cow is reported. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A pluriparous ewe was presented in third stage of parturition with complete eversion of swollen uterine mass hanging from vulva below the hock. The everted mass was washed thoroughly with antiseptic solution and everted organ was replaced by applying arm pressure through vagina. To avoid recurrence of eversion modified vulval retention sutures were applied and supportive therapy was done to avoid further complications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The report documents an unusually large voluminous uterine eversion and greatly distended urinary bladder in a she buffaloe and its successful clinical management. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A case of uterine eversion in a six year old Jersey crossbred cow at her fourth lactation was attended. The cow had given birth to a large size male foetus with external assistance but immediately after expulsion of foetus, uterus was everted along with some parts of placenta. The case was treated with epidural anaesthesia, antihistaminics, antibiotics locally and parenterally, dextrose 5% solution, calcium borogluconate (10%) solution along with analgesic parentally. The everted part of uterus was replaced successfully and knot sutures were placed thereafter. The animal was kept standing for 24 hours in a slanting position with front side facing down. The animal recovered without any further complications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]