The mystery of Bonnie

[lalabugs]

As they get closer to labor the ligaments will become really soft. They will get an indent on both sides of their tail bone. The tail bone will raise. Becoming rounded up instead of its normal angle.

Fiascofarms website has really good pics on it. http://www.fiascofarm.com/goats/prenatalcare.html

 

[Pioneer Chicken]

As they get closer to labor the ligaments will become really soft. They will get an indent on both sides of their tail bone. The tail bone will raise. Becoming rounded up instead of its normal angle.

Fiascofarms website has really good pics on it. http://www.fiascofarm.com/goats/prenatalcare.html

To add, after checking her ligaments and if they're gone or mostly gone, I suggest watching her for 30 min to an hour. Is she pawing the ground? Laying down and getting up a lot? Arching her back? Talking more? Is she doing anything she doesn't normally do?

 

[Marykat1982]

Udder is tight and full and when I woke up this morning to check ligs are completely gone.

 

[luvmypets]

Good luck! I understand how excited you are, Im waiting on little piggies.

 

[Marykat1982]

Aww! I want pigs so bad! I’ve been trying to talk my husband into them.

 

[lalabugs]

I was wondering if she had freshened yet. Exciting. Any other signs labor is getting close?

 

[Marykat1982]

Yaaay! They’re here! I’m so excited! A precious little boy and girl!

 

[Dani4Hedgies]

Awww sooo cute!!!!

 

[BoboFarm]

Adorable! Congratulations!

 

[lalabugs]

Congrats! They're adorable! Which ones the doe and which one is the buck?