Dec 10, 2023 Thread starter #11 J joe3 Chillin' with the herd Joined Dec 9, 2023 Messages 12 Reaction score 42 Points 36 purplequeenvt said: This is commonly seen after a sheep has lambed or has been sick, especially when they’ve had a fever. As long as the skin is healthy and she has decent shelter, you are probably ok to let her be. Click to expand... Thank you so much.
purplequeenvt said: This is commonly seen after a sheep has lambed or has been sick, especially when they’ve had a fever. As long as the skin is healthy and she has decent shelter, you are probably ok to let her be. Click to expand... Thank you so much.
