Grass Tetany Prevention and Treatment
Lew Strickland, DVM, DACT
Extension Veterinarian and Assistant Professor
Department of Animal Science and
Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences
W789
Spring with its green pastures is the time of year that cattle long for at the end of a long winter. These grasses will be lush and your cows will tear a fence down to get on these pastures, but these grasses also will be full of moisture and potentially diluted of minerals. This can lead to a condition known as grass tetany.
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