Ah - then it's like some people do with dogs then. Hide-a-pill (which doesn't work for mine they eat the wrap and spit the pill).For my goats, I just wrap them in soft white bread. They love bread. I've also stuck them into a chunk of apple -- another fav treat.
Ha ha, you all talking about that book, got me to go on Amazon just now and order it. And I neither have sheep nor am allowed to ever get sheep! But I will be able to read about them! (If I don’t fall asleep
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Have you tried the two-treat method? I think it was @canesisters who posted it. Show them two treats, one with the pill in it and one plain. Give the pill-laden treat first while holding the plain one in front of their face ready to give immediately after. They will not waste time unwrapping the pill because they are anxious to get the second treat. It really works!
Will do.
12 tablets. I crush them and sprinkle them on top of her grain. I separate her from the others to make sure she’s getting it. She eats it without any problems. Only need to give them for 2-3 days.
The tissue salt tablets are tiny, I just crush them and sprinkle them on her grain. Haven’t had an issue with her eating them like that.Wait, tablets to sheep? How do you give a tablet to a sheep? Learning, learning, learning
But if you ever end up with sheep you’ll be prepared. It’s a good book. Easy read.Ha ha, you all talking about that book, got me to go on Amazon just now and order it. And I neither have sheep nor am allowed to ever get sheep! But I will be able to read about them! (If I don’t fall asleep
@Baymule another thing you can give your ewes while pregnant for easy lambing is apple cider vinegar.
These guys are too smart. Heck they will pick rice out of their meals leaving a pile of rice next to the bowl. I just do the old down the throat - pill on back of tongue, gently hold mouth shut and hold a super tasty high value treat in front of their nose. Tell them swallow, wait until they do and then let them take that treat (usually chicken).
