Abstract
This presentation discusses dystocia in cattle. Dystocia can occur due to many factors, but fetal oversize and fetal malpositioning are most common. Fetal oversize may be suspected if there is a history of previous dystocias in the same herd. Fetal malpositioning is diagnosed on physical examination. There are many techniques available to manage dystocia, including caesarian section if necessary.
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