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Hello Everyone,
I have a small group of Dorper ewes...Today I noticed that off in the distance one appeared to be, for lack of a better term, vomiting...Even from 60 yards or so away I could tell it was white...couldn't tell if it was frothy or not...she appeared to be whipping her head back and forth to expel it.
Same girl also has a dirty rear...I've feeling pretty guilty about not noticing this sooner, but been putting in 12+ hour days of late at work...dark when I leave and near dark when I return.
This is a young girl. She was born on March of last year and has never been off my place. They have access to clean water, but sparse pasture at the moment do to lack of rain...been supplementing here and there...a few days ago I offered alfalfa pellets...today I gave them such cracked corn which I used to lure them into the back pasture for the night.
Any and all help is appreciated.
I have a small group of Dorper ewes...Today I noticed that off in the distance one appeared to be, for lack of a better term, vomiting...Even from 60 yards or so away I could tell it was white...couldn't tell if it was frothy or not...she appeared to be whipping her head back and forth to expel it.
Same girl also has a dirty rear...I've feeling pretty guilty about not noticing this sooner, but been putting in 12+ hour days of late at work...dark when I leave and near dark when I return.
This is a young girl. She was born on March of last year and has never been off my place. They have access to clean water, but sparse pasture at the moment do to lack of rain...been supplementing here and there...a few days ago I offered alfalfa pellets...today I gave them such cracked corn which I used to lure them into the back pasture for the night.
Any and all help is appreciated.