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Blood in urine

  • 10-12-2014 12:07am
    #1
    orm0nd
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    housed the january lambers 2 days ago

    this evening noticed 1 passing wine coloured urine , like red water in cattle

    she's scanned carrying a single ,bright and alert and ate meal ,

    can't say I ever saw it before, except at lambing

    gave her a shot of betamox and will see in the morning

    any body experience of similar


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  • #2
    razor8
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    I'd hazard a guess she is or has aborted, isolate her and keep a eye on the rest of them


  • #3
    orm0nd
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    she hasn't aborted yet but may yet,
    she was well off form this morning and lying down full time. has picked up well by to night and much livelier,

    found another lady I'm more concerned about at this stage ,
    scanned with triplets, reckon twin lamb disease and pneumonia, not eating or drinking on antibiotics and pumping chanatol & fluids into her , to night will tell a lot

    & for good measure had to take a weanling out of the slats, looks like he got a knock in the eye area,

    ah well we'll see what to morrow has in store :(:(


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