- Location
- South east scotland
He will need one to burn all those dead suffolk lambs if its cold this march.. Sorry @Nithsdale Farmer . Im only joking kind of.I sense a Nithsdale diversification project coming on
He will need one to burn all those dead suffolk lambs if its cold this march.. Sorry @Nithsdale Farmer . Im only joking kind of.I sense a Nithsdale diversification project coming on
He will need one to burn all those dead suffolk lambs if its cold this march.. Sorry @Nithsdale Farmer . Im only joking kind of.
I sense a Nithsdale diversification project coming on
Have you got plenty heat lamps and tubes? Think they might survive outside after a couple of days under the lamp.
here is an example of us spending £1000's a year as an industry in dead stock collections.
Well they die from everything else so why notI don't believe for a second a sheep has ever died from a heart attack.
no idea without a PM, and even then not always conclusive. I've seen anaemic sheep drop down dead from acute fluke and haemonchus (barbers pole worm). The lack of red blood cells means they can't cope with extra stress.We had our first ever die during shearing last year, well started fitting half way through and actually died a few feet off shearing board, so what actually would it have died of?
My entire point being, if we'd opened them up we might have known. They can ask as a useful guide on how the others in the flock are doing etcwould seem fairly conclusive!!!
I priced it up once for horses and it could have been quite ludicrous, but my Mrs pointed out to me that you have to be compassionate and understanding when dealing with people's dearly departed pets, which ruled me straight out
Thered one near me that does that. £700 for individual cremation and ashes in a nice wooden display box.