[ESP/ENG] Asistiendo a un parto de vaca/ Assisting with a cow's delivery.

Hola queridos amigos de esta hermosa comunidad, hoy les hablaré sobre la felicidad que me da al ver un ternero nacer y es que es una bendición mas para la familia.

Todos a la espera de saber si será hembra o macho, de igual manera se debe ayudar a la vaca en el parto y brindarle todo lo mejor para que de a luz.

Son momentos de tensión en donde la persona encargada debe estar atenta, además se debe ayudar al animal a que esté relajado y no nervioso.

Solo deben estar pocas personas ya que la bulla altera al animal y se puede levantar, que bonitas experiencias he pasado junto a mi padre y hermano asistiendo el parto de vacas.

Hello, dear friends of this wonderful community. Today, I want to share the happiness I feel when seeing a calf being born; it is truly another blessing for the family.

Everyone waits in anticipation to see if it will be a male or a female, but regardless, the cow needs assistance during labor and the best possible care while giving birth.

These are tense moments requiring the person in charge to be alert; it is also important to help the animal stay calm and relaxed rather than nervous.

Only a few people should be present, as noise can agitate the animal and cause it to stand up. I have had such beautiful experiences assisting with births alongside my father and brother during the holidays.

Al final nació este hermoso pequeño y su madre le brinda mucho amor, lo limpia poco a poco hasta que quede radiante.

Se les debe bridar un buen espacio durante los primeros dias y que estén solos, de esta manera no van a molestarlos y la vaca se sentirá mas tranquila.

En pocos dias la vaca debe ir a pastar y el pequeño se queda en casa, antes de ir a pastar se amamanta y ya cuando llega la vaca por la tarde.

Autor: @merlyned
Teléfono: A20
Espero que el post les sea de su agrado, saludos.

In the end, this beautiful little one was born, and his mother showers him with love, cleaning him little by little until he is radiant.

They should be given plenty of space and left undisturbed during the first few days; this way, they won't be bothered, and the cow will feel calmer.

Within a few days, the cow will go out to graze while the little one stays behind; he nurses before she leaves and again when she returns in the afternoon.

Author: @merlyned
Phone: A20
I hope you enjoy this post. Best regards.