HoneyDreameMomma
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Sorry to hear that. 
Lamb down
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Well, she is still down. She is eating and seems to have more strength in her legs.
My dad didn't see any poop today and she seems to start her whining after eating.
My dad didn't see any poop today and she seems to start her whining after eating.
HoneyDreameMomma
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Hang in there! 
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Still not doing great but she is doing better!
She is eating more and hasn't seemed to have lost any conditioning. Her eye lids were pale this time and I wormed her. I think time in the sling has helped.
She is very unstable and still not up. But today she managed to walk three or four steps a little while leaning on me. We did this a couple of times.
She also got a shot of penecillan and a booster of CD&T.
She is eating more and hasn't seemed to have lost any conditioning. Her eye lids were pale this time and I wormed her. I think time in the sling has helped.
She is very unstable and still not up. But today she managed to walk three or four steps a little while leaning on me. We did this a couple of times.
She also got a shot of penecillan and a booster of CD&T.
norseofcourse
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Good to hear!! Since it was possible white muscle disease in the beginning, had she gotten a BoSe shot or any supplements?
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Nope, since the vet didn't mention it, but I'm starting to think the vet went with what was obvious (pnuemonia) as to why she was down and didn't bother to think that the pnuemonia was caused by being down.
