A nutritional disorder in cattle characterized by distended stomach is known as_______

The nutritional disorder in cattle characterized by a distended stomach is called "bloat". Bloat occurs when gas builds up in the cow's stomach and cannot be released due to a blockage in the digestive system. The build-up of gas can cause the cow's stomach to become distended and can lead to serious health problems or even death if not treated promptly. Bloat can be caused by a variety of factors, including a diet high in legumes or other gas-producing foods, lack of roughage in the diet, or a blockage in the digestive system. To prevent bloat, it is important to provide cattle with a balanced diet that includes adequate roughage and to monitor them closely for signs of digestive problems.