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They are warm, but they aren't hot. They are soft and flexible. She is my ewe that had quads, but now her daughter (my 2009 ewe, Ali) has started to produce milk and now she's feeding the lambs, even though Ciqala (the ewe with the big teats) is still watching them and calling to them. I have been milking her out to try to relieve some of the pressure in her teats. After I milk her out her teats get down to almost normal size.boykin2010 said:That ewes teats are HUGE! Are they warm and hard also? I had a ewe that had an udder that started looking like that. For some reason she started producing milk again even though her lambs had been weaned for 2 months. I thought maybe it would go away quickly but it didn't. Thankfully the breeder down the road had some excellent medicine for early mastitis in sheep. One was a steroid I think. As soon as I gave her the shot, the next day the udder was half her size. I believe the shot was called dexamethasone. It helped a lot. Thought I would mention that in case you needed something.
If she does develop mastitis, I will keep the dexamethasone in mind, thanks!