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Cow Survives 33 Pounds of Plastic Surgery!

19 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • A cow in India swallowed over 33 pounds of plastic waste.
  • Veterinarians performed surgery to remove the blockage.
  • The cow survived after the successful life-saving operation.
Cow Survives 33 Pounds of Plastic Surgery!

In Valpoi, India, veterinarians recently saved a cow that had ingested a staggering 33 pounds of plastic waste. Doctors Siddesh Pednekar and Raghunath Dhuri discovered the blockage during an emergency surgery, confirming the animal's severe distress was due to the plastic lodged in its intestines.

The cow's survival marks a success, but underscores the pervasive issue of plastic pollution. Microplastics from degrading waste are increasingly contaminating food sources, posing unknown health risks to humans. This incident also highlights the vulnerability of wildlife, which often lacks immediate access to critical veterinary care.

This remarkable recovery emphasizes the vital role of veterinary services and cattle shelters. It serves as an urgent call to reduce plastic consumption through better regulations, corporate accountability, and individual choices for reusable, safer alternatives.

This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
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Disclaimer:
The cow ate over 33 pounds of plastic waste that caused a blockage.
Veterinarians performed surgery to remove the plastic blockage from the cow's stomach and intestines.
Scientists are still researching the full health impacts as microplastics enter our food and bodies.

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