Perianal evisceration of rectum with multiple 4th degree rectal tear due to

Abstract

A 6 months old HF cross female calf was presented with a history of dog bite before 24 hours at perineal region leading to evisceration of rectum through ruptured pelvic diaphragm (Fig.1). The animal was standing with no apparent spinal cord injuries with a few abrasions on legs and face. The anal sphincter was intact however the tail was bitten off from base.