Dystocia
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This veterinary case summary involves a goat experiencing dystocia or difficult labor. The goat was 3 years old and experiencing an obstructed birth. A caesarean section was performed under local anesthesia to deliver the fetus and resolve the dystocia. The uterus was treated with medication after delivery and the incision was sutured closed.
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