Successful clinical management of total uterine prolapse in a Non descriptive goat – a case report

A case of postparturient total uterine prolapse in a goat was presented for treatment. After seven hours of normal kidding (one live male kid) the uterine mass was protruded out in eversion and hanging down from vulva towards hock. The everted mass was carefully examined and cleaned with antiseptic solution. The prolapsed mass replaced manually after epidural anesthesia and perivulvar retention suture was applied to prevent recurrence. The animal was recovered uneventfully.