AtlasTransitionFIG. 11Foundation12 min

The transition cow

Close-up through early fresh: intake lags milk, calcium must adapt, the uterus involutes, and space is part of the protocol.

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BOVINE UTERUS · DORSAL TEACHING PLATETEACHING UTERUS · NOT A DIAGNOSISUterine bodyCervix — open at calving, then involutesLeft hornRight hornDry / close-up−3 weeksCalvingOpen cervixEnergy gapIntake lags milkSpace30 in · 1 stall · ~80%

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System figures are educational plates drawn from public-domain veterinary teaching anatomy (udder, claw, uterus, and housing relationships). They are not scanned specimens. Educational only.

Not a veterinary diagnosis, prescription, or ration formula.