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lamb with head down

jd06 · 2018-01-08 01:53:20

As per heading , we had a lamb born today vet had to pull it , he seemed grand but as the day went on he is keeping his head down all the time Will this rectify itself or will he always be like this, Thanks

08-01-2018 01:53AM

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jd06

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As per heading , we had a lamb born today vet had to pull it , he seemed grand but as the day went on he is keeping his head down all the time
Will this rectify itself or will he always be like this,
Thanks

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#2 26-01-2018 09:07AM

mcgiggles

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jd06 wrote:

As per heading , we had a lamb born today vet had to pull it , he seemed grand but as the day went on he is keeping his head down all the time Will this rectify itself or will he always be like this, Thanks

Just saw this - did it sort itself out? We had a lamb like that last year, just now I can't 100 percent remember what the vet said - something is telling me it was called pigneck or something, sorry memory is bad today! sorted itself out after a couple of weeks tho!

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