I received a call this morning from Debbie to say that one of the cattle at Bramshot was bleeding from a wound near the udder.
Guy and I visited the site late morning and found that Teasel has got a wound on the back right of her udder. When we checked her the bleeding had stopped but there was a lot of debris around the cut making it difficult to see how serious it is. I managed to get some antibiotic spray onto the wound which will help combat infection.
The wound will undoubtedly receive a lot of attention from flies so we'll be keeping a close eye on her for a while to make sure that the wound heals ok and she doesn't get any further problems.
The grazing team are also going to check her later this afternoon to see if they think any further action is required.
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