norseofcourse
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Is she looking bloated?
Baby lamb not moving
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Did you give her the B complex? Could she have been walking the fence and getting stuck due to a vision or neuro problem or was she just being a silly lamb?
I don't have a lot to offer aside from wishes that she recover for you. It's really difficult when you have an animal who continuously tries to kill itself 
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Alexz7272
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She didn't make it. Thank you for the help.
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I've only just seen this post (time difference).
I'm SO sorry.You did all you could....maybe she damaged her spinal cord.
I found two of my bottle babies firmly impacted in the fence yesterday...some lambs seem to do this all the time until their heads grow too big.
Again, I'm sorry to hear about your baby.
I'm SO sorry.You did all you could....maybe she damaged her spinal cord.
I found two of my bottle babies firmly impacted in the fence yesterday...some lambs seem to do this all the time until their heads grow too big.
Again, I'm sorry to hear about your baby.
Really sorry you lost her 
There isn't much you can do and you can't watch them all 24/7/365... This wasn't a "one off" and she had repeatedly gotten her head stuck in the fence. Hang in there Lady... There will be more lambs in your future that will need your love and attention.
There isn't much you can do and you can't watch them all 24/7/365... This wasn't a "one off" and she had repeatedly gotten her head stuck in the fence. Hang in there Lady... There will be more lambs in your future that will need your love and attention.
norseofcourse
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I'm so sorry she didn't make it
