SageHill
Herd Master
AGAIN! Hope he gets over it fast. If nothing else, he has been quite the learning experience.Thanks! He is getting very fluffy!
Diarrhea today again.
AGAIN! Hope he gets over it fast. If nothing else, he has been quite the learning experience.Thanks! He is getting very fluffy!
Diarrhea today again.
Did you get a fecal done on the turkeysYeh that’s what I thought when I came home from a event and I was told, oh yeh your sheep didn’t eat or get up and has wet poop.
Thanks! She is like 9+ years old. And still mean.She's pretty! Glad you got to her in time.
Not mine but Jasper lives with mine and he came back normalDid you get a fecal done on the turkeys
Definitely something to learn. I wonder if this time it’s stress. My school did a dog wash out in the yard and who knows if nay got off leash and tried to attack him though the gate or barked a lot.AGAIN! Hope he gets over it fast. If nothing else, he has been quite the learning experience.
That's good at least hopefully Bullseye will be better real soonNot mine but Jasper lives with mine and he came back normal
He he looked better when I checked on him a few minutes ago. Nothing stuck to his but. What’s a bloat look like? Could that be a problem?That's good at least hopefully Bullseye will be better real soon
The loin and belly and stuff is like huge and pushed out and kind of hard and it might like stick up by the back because it's so bloated does he look like he bloated?He he looked better when I checked on him a few minutes ago. Nothing stuck to his but. What’s a bloat look like? Could that be a problem?
Could be, though I’ve worked with tons and tons of sheep and dogs. Never saw a case of crazy dogs causing stress induced diarrhea. Doesn’t mean that it can’t happen of course.Definitely something to learn. I wonder if this time it’s stress. My school did a dog wash out in the yard and who knows if nay got off leash and tried to attack him though the gate or barked a lot.
Good thinking! Yes sheep get coccidia, don’t know about giardia. You are analyzing this and maybe it is a reaction to the coat growth stuff. Or it may be a return to the coccidia.Could be, though I’ve worked with tons and tons of sheep and dogs. Never saw a case of crazy dogs causing stress induced diarrhea. Doesn’t mean that it can’t happen of course.
Grabbing at a crazy straw - what about the coat growth stuff you are using? If I remember it’s just a coat dressing and not a supplement, even still it could be absorbed through the skin. It’s the only thing that you’re doing differently than Dutch. That’s assuming this current bout is not coccidia (or giardia do sheep even get that?)?