A goat was presented with anorexia and not passing dung for past ten days. Clinical examination revealed hard mass palpated in ventral abdomen. Radiographic and ultrasonographic examination revealed non-metallic foreign body. It was decided to perform rumenotomy and foreign body was removed with proper post-operative care and management. Animal recovered uneventfully after ten days of surgery.
Foreign body, goat, non-metallic, rumenotomy
