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purplequeenvt
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Patti lambed this afternoon. Twin girls. I watched it all from my phone.
I’m shocked she had twins. She had no belly and was way too skinny. She plopped the girls out, gave them a couple licks and then dove face first into the closest hay pile. Seeing how skinny she is and that she actually had twins in the there, I’m really surprised that she didn’t develop toxemia.
I had to get someone to go over and put her in a lambing jug so that she could eat and be with her babies. She’s usually a great mom so the fact that she left them immediately for food says a lot. She’ll stay penned for a few extra days with extra feed.
I’m shocked she had twins. She had no belly and was way too skinny. She plopped the girls out, gave them a couple licks and then dove face first into the closest hay pile. Seeing how skinny she is and that she actually had twins in the there, I’m really surprised that she didn’t develop toxemia.
I had to get someone to go over and put her in a lambing jug so that she could eat and be with her babies. She’s usually a great mom so the fact that she left them immediately for food says a lot. She’ll stay penned for a few extra days with extra feed.