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I only use lut to induce...and only done that....um... 3 times in...9 yrs?
I don't give Oxy every time, but I've found it helps if 1st timers are dragging things out b/c they're not sure what's going on....Our vet told me to do it years ago when I called about a doe I was worried about.
I thought she WAS dilated...I saw a 'bubble' / head pooch (or so I thought :/). I would never (except this time..
) give it to a doe I wasn't sure was dilated / ready.
All it does for labor is cause harder contractions, not dilating.
Never had a problem using it on a doe in active labor.
I don't give Oxy every time, but I've found it helps if 1st timers are dragging things out b/c they're not sure what's going on....Our vet told me to do it years ago when I called about a doe I was worried about.
I thought she WAS dilated...I saw a 'bubble' / head pooch (or so I thought :/). I would never (except this time..


All it does for labor is cause harder contractions, not dilating.
Never had a problem using it on a doe in active labor.
