Never seen this before but lost a 5-6 week old cade earlier in the week with what the Vet thinks was redgut. Cause was a well meaning person moving the small pen the 4 cades were on and they got too much super fresh grass instead of just poking their heads through the bars...
Got another one back in the shed now after seeing signs of bloating. Don't think it'll pull round from what Vet says, and looking at it, I agree.
I am told there is no cure for the condition unless it is caught REALLY early. Anyone found anything that can help a mild case?
I am pretty sure the first lamb had got bloated as a milk cade, and been treated with live yoghurt and got over it and was going away nicely. PITA after spending so much time and money on them
Got another one back in the shed now after seeing signs of bloating. Don't think it'll pull round from what Vet says, and looking at it, I agree.
I am told there is no cure for the condition unless it is caught REALLY early. Anyone found anything that can help a mild case?
I am pretty sure the first lamb had got bloated as a milk cade, and been treated with live yoghurt and got over it and was going away nicely. PITA after spending so much time and money on them