twizzel
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Had my ewes in for a few days as the wet ground was wrecking their feet. Turned back out again this morning having feet and field dried out. They are quiet ewes so housing for a few days doesn’t normally stress them out.
One ewe looking a bit quiet, on closer inspection has a bit of pinkish discharge (pic below, sorry if you’re eating). She’s 5 weeks off lambing her 3rd crop of lambs, scanned as a multiple, toxo and enzo vax back in august. Bought her back in on her own and gave pen strep. But a couple of questions if she is slipping her lambs
How long does she need to be isolated for ? Could I put her up with my empty ewe lambs on a different farm once she’s dried up ?
Can I put her back in lamb next year or would she be better off going cull.
Is there a chance the lambs could still be viable or is the discharge pretty much a dead cert she’s aborting? Not had any abortions before so any thoughts welcomed.
One ewe looking a bit quiet, on closer inspection has a bit of pinkish discharge (pic below, sorry if you’re eating). She’s 5 weeks off lambing her 3rd crop of lambs, scanned as a multiple, toxo and enzo vax back in august. Bought her back in on her own and gave pen strep. But a couple of questions if she is slipping her lambs
How long does she need to be isolated for ? Could I put her up with my empty ewe lambs on a different farm once she’s dried up ?
Can I put her back in lamb next year or would she be better off going cull.
Is there a chance the lambs could still be viable or is the discharge pretty much a dead cert she’s aborting? Not had any abortions before so any thoughts welcomed.