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Getting extra calcium into ewes
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<blockquote data-quote="Poorbuthappy" data-source="post: 7532670" data-attributes="member: 441"><p>1 of the reasons given for ewes prolapsing is they are too fat. However being too fat is a sign they've had an easy winter. Dr Rex Dolby who spoke at one of [USER=731]@easyram1[/USER] 's "do's" said if they've had too easy a time in mid pregnancy, the body does indeed get lazy in mobilising calcium such that later in pregnancy when more is required, they don't keep up to requirements, which affects muscle tone, hence prolapses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Poorbuthappy, post: 7532670, member: 441"] 1 of the reasons given for ewes prolapsing is they are too fat. However being too fat is a sign they've had an easy winter. Dr Rex Dolby who spoke at one of [USER=731]@easyram1[/USER] 's "do's" said if they've had too easy a time in mid pregnancy, the body does indeed get lazy in mobilising calcium such that later in pregnancy when more is required, they don't keep up to requirements, which affects muscle tone, hence prolapses. [/QUOTE]
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