YourRabbitGirl
Overrun with beasties
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Yeah, This virus is really having a toll on our duties as farmers, especially about our responsibilities, Im really sad about what's happening to him. I hope he'll get better.Hi. I'm new here. Anyhow I've been raising goats for a few years now, I my 3rd year kidding. Goats always seem to be relatively easy to care for and kidding goes easy, I sometimes have to help but it's a quick process. So to the sheep, this is my first year with sheep which I was hesitant to get in the first place as I heard they are way more problematic then goats. So this morning I go to the barn to see my 2 ewes due any day now. My one ewe refused her grain and wanted to be on her own. I separated her as I figured feo. What I know from goat behavior shes going to lamb. That was 7 hours ago. Shes been moaning softly to herself and just standing there. The hips are hollow like they are supposed to be but no water bag yet and I tried to milk her and she has nothing. Am I just being paranoid. Not sure what to do . My husband has been laid off with this covid 19 as well as other family which we just had to financially help and we cant afford a vet . Any help or advice? Shes eating hay