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Ewe on her side?

  • 05-05-2017 8:49pm
    #1
    kk.man
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    Just had a look at ewes and lambs before I called it a night...found a ewe on her side...not on her back...went over got her up...she looked ok lambs sucked her and she is grazing no problem but she is rather one sided by that I mean the side she wasn't lying on is a good bit larger than the other...she is steady on her feet...will she be ok?(lopsided thats my best explanation).


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  • #2
    ganmo
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    The worst thing I can think of is bloat.
    But it could be just her stomach slow going back over


  • #3
    kk.man
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    ganmo wrote: »
    The worst thing I can think of is bloat.
    But it could be just her stomach slow going back over
    Its the latter saw her this morning much better. I'd say i had a lucky escape. Tractor bucket going out in the field now.


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