
04/25/06, 03:48 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Northwest Ohio
Posts: 407
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Does she have a snotty nose? Is she eating normally? Is she lying around too much? If she acts overly sick, I would check her breath sounds to be sure she does not have pneumonia. If it is only a cold, then give her some goat serum and baby her a little. Those babies could also be taking up so much room that she is having trouble coughing up her cud. Watch her closely and see if she is chewing after she coughs a while.
I had a couple of sisters who have had colds. The one had it while she was pregnant and huge, and now the other one has it (due in 3 weeks). The first one stopped coughing soon after the babies were born. The vet said it was a cold. Maybe the babies were taking their systems down or taking up so much room that there was not room to cough up the phlegm??? My vet said not to worry unless there were signs of pneumonia (snotty nose, wheezing, lack of appetite, lethargy, fever etc.).
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