
06/18/10, 05:38 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Ocala, FL
Posts: 3,540
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It's so hard to tell how long she's been that swollen because the area where she was stitched was irritated/red and the owner can't say if it was "natural" swelling or swelling from the foal alert hanging on her. I also believe that alot of that swelling IS natural because the hot-pink color and smooshy tenderness is all over; not just where the little stitch-holes are on either side.
Her rump is jello and I **think** she's completely lost her ligaments. I push my thumb and first finger down on either side of her tailhead at the dock and I can circle them all the way under!
Thing is, she's just so happy! My Cayenne was groaning and complaining 3 days before she kidded her first time. This little doe scurries about, waggs her little tail and is basically chipper as a chipmonk... normal for Nigies?
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