Atotal of 25 native and cross breed cows from 2011 to 2013 were used to study the common causes and to find a suitable treatment for dystocia. Out of 25 cases of dystocia in cows, 15 (60%) results of maldispositions, 6 (24%) due to fetal abnormalities and 4 (16%) because of fetal emphysema.Calf status classified as; 20 (80%) was stillbirth and 5 (20%) was a live birth. While for the calf sex, 16 (64%), 9 (36%) for the male and female calf respectively. The result of the investigation showed that the dystocia in cows was 17 (68%), 8 (32%) cases related to primiparous and multiparous cows respectively. In the present study the type of treatment which are used in cows suffer from dystocia was 5 (20%), 4(16%), 16 (64%) by manual, fetotomy and cesarean section respectively. Retained placenta, metritis and uterine prolapse are diseases that associated with the dystocia in 13 cows as 8 (61.53%), 4 (30.67%) and 1 (7.69%) respectively. The mortality rate in dam because of postpartum complications was reached 4 (16%).