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Best way to rear Orphan Lambs
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<blockquote data-quote="muppet" data-source="post: 4938330" data-attributes="member: 13684"><p>Appologies for hijacking, but thought it made more sense than starting a new thread with the same title...</p><p></p><p>Took a 24hr old weak triplet away yesterday and bought him in. Parrot mouthed, but taking a bottle and now sucking well. Ewe was the first to lamb and I’ve only got 11 so fostering not likely to be an option. So, for a novice, how long would you keep him in for? He’s currently in the kitchen but I don’t want him in here forever! Have got heat lamps etc to put him in the stable (old open sided calf pens) but it’s v drafty and wouldn’t trust the neighbours cat not to kill him straight away...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="muppet, post: 4938330, member: 13684"] Appologies for hijacking, but thought it made more sense than starting a new thread with the same title... Took a 24hr old weak triplet away yesterday and bought him in. Parrot mouthed, but taking a bottle and now sucking well. Ewe was the first to lamb and I’ve only got 11 so fostering not likely to be an option. So, for a novice, how long would you keep him in for? He’s currently in the kitchen but I don’t want him in here forever! Have got heat lamps etc to put him in the stable (old open sided calf pens) but it’s v drafty and wouldn’t trust the neighbours cat not to kill him straight away... [/QUOTE]
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