Gas build up in the rumen which cannot be released by eructation. The bubbles or foam that builds up--which is a result of a cow eating too much grain, clover or alfalfa when they're really hungry--cannot be popped or released, which prohibits the animal from burping and releasing the gas in the rumen.
These gas bubbles that form are formed by the quick digestion of high-quality proteins in the animal's rumen. When digestion occurs at too fast a rate, gas builds up quickly making it very painful for the animal. This is mediated by tubing the animal with dish soap (detergent) or mineral oil to help pop these bubbles and release the gas. A trocar is used only if the situation is dire to the point that tubing with mineral oil or detergent isn't as effective enough to quickly release the gas built up in the rumen.
Inability to belch out gases due to build up of bubbly foam caused by eating too much grain or high-protein legumes like clover and alfalfa. Bloat is often a result of cattle being set out on a alfalfa or clover field on an empty stomach, or overloading on a favorite treat.
i dont know but jacinta makes you bloat...
No. But cows can get bloat. This happens when gas gets trapped in their rumen and causes the cow's rumen to expand. It can be fatal because it can press against the lungs and suffocate the cow.
It depends on what it died of. Cows that died of bloat will have already bloated before death, and a cow that died of anthrax or heat stroke will bloat up within a matter of hours. A cow that died in the winter won't bloat up as readily as an animal that died in the summer, or even one that attracts scavengers within hours of death.
Other cows
They bloat, especially if they are let out when they are hungry. Bloat is where gases accumulate in the rumen and cannot be belched out properly, and the rumen distends so much that it puts pressure on the lungs and can cause the animal to asphyxiate and die.
Depends on how hungry and malnourished they are. If some cows broke into a feed house where grain was stored and they gorged themselves on the grain, they could very much die of bloat and/or acute acidosis.
Cows make milk from eating grass.
cows
yes it can!!bloat
sodium is salt, so it makes you retain water, which makes you bloat so you will feel fat, not necessarily look fat.
Cows are divided into BREEDS, not species. And what makes each BREED of cows different is colouration, body type and shape, presence of horns or not, and size of horns.
Bloat is a porcupinefish.