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the dairy calf 6a00, otherwise known as bunny as you can see, because of an issue with her back legs she hops on and sort of propels, and as she gets bigger, this will become a real problem. it really put her ability to survive within the system in jeopardy. an animal that gets as large as a cow that can t bear weight on all four limbs, and can t move normally, won t make it into the herd eventually. but these days, bunny is walking better because she s very lucky. she s the first cow to ever be given hydrotherapy to help improve her walk, and it is working. the tank we have got is usually used for dogs, canine hydrotherapy. what we re trying to achieve with bunny here is basically the same, so we are trying to improve her balance, strengthen her legs, and get her to taking individual steps with her hind legs, so she is walking normally. three, two, one.
congratulations to them. the use of hydrotherapy to cure physical ailments has been around for thousands of years. but here s a new twist it s now being given to a cow. she s a calf called bunny you ll see why in a moment and she s been getting treatment in a water tank at harper adams university in shropshire. david gregory kumar has been to see her in action. the dairy calf otherwise known as bunny, as you can see because of an issue with her back legs she hops on and sort of propels, and as she gets bigger this will become a real problem. it really puts their ability to survive in the system in jeopardy. an animal that gets as large as a cow that can t bear weight on all four limbs, and can t move normally, won t make it into the herd eventually. these days, bunny is walking better because she is very lucky.
at harper adams university in shropshire. david gregory kumar has been to see her. the dairy calf 6400, otherwise known as bunny as you can see, because of an issue with her back legs she hops on and sort of propels, and as she gets bigger, this will become a real problem. it really put her ability to survive within the system in jeopardy. an animal that gets as large as a cow that can t bear weight on all four limbs, and can t move normally, won t make it into the herd eventually. but these days, bunny is walking better because she s a very lucky calf. she s the first cow to ever be given hydrotherapy to help improve her walk, and it is working. the tank we have got is usually used for dogs, canine hydrotherapy. what we re trying to achieve with bunny here is basically the same, so we are trying to improve her balance, strengthen her legs, and get her to taking individual steps with her hind legs,