Prolapses happen, and when they do, it’s pretty easy to see something isn’t right. Next time you deal with a prolapse, consider noting a few things before you call your veterinarian. Simple notes like the appearance of the prolapse, the animal’s production stage, pregnancy status, and diet can give your veterinarian a better idea of how to prepare for, or direct, treatment. Some prolapses are emergencies, others can wait overnight or may even resolve themselves. Prolapses can be categorized as one of three classes: rectal, vaginal, and uterine based on origin and organ (or organs) affected. Robert Conley, DVM of...

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