My sheep is making a nest and supposed to be pregnant but her udders are still tiny she is showing signs of labor but also one of my sheep was bitten on the back by a horse earlier today wots rong?

Answer 1

[[answer 1) ok i really don't understand wat ur asking but the mother sheep will drop her udder right before she has the lamb

i donn't kn ow abot the horse that is somthing you will haved to get checked out by a vet because it could get infected]]

[[answer 2) hi, my sheep were supposed to be pregnant when I first bought them, but they weren't. but crazy enoth, my horse actually bit them too. but he was a tad crazy. my calf wanted to be his friend and he bit her. but now I bought my own ram and one is actually quite heavily pregnant, my first lamb, yay.

my answer to your question is, your sheep might not be pregnant, might be pregnant but not producing milk or isn't heavily pregnant. my sheep were nesting the first time when they weren't pregnant. hope this info helps.]]

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omq,, I just noticed the weirdest thinq after savinq my answer, not only did the same thinq happen to me, BUT THIS QUESTION WAS MADE BY ME, lol, I cant believe I was so blonde.

Well, as I said in my answer, it turned out my answer was riqht because my sheep weren't preqnant, awww. We bouqht our own ram and he qot Millie preqnant, but unfortunatly Martha missed out. I think it's unfair so I'm qunna see what I can do so Martha can have her own. Millie and Martha do everythinq toqether.

[[SUPER AWESOME UPDATE=]]

THE BEST THING POSSIBLE HAS HAPPENED,, (I thought I would update this for anyone interested)

Well,, Millie gave birth to twin girls, Emillie and Tinkabelle on the 20th August, so she was pregnant. They're white with black spots/patches on their faces which makes them supercuties. And,, Martha is pregnant, her udders are filling up now, we've done a bet on the due day and it looks like it'll be Friday (4th September).

Turns out Martha was pregnant. She gave birth to a girl, Thumbalina on the 13th September, so she was pregnant too. Thumbi is white with dark legs. She is so bonny. She is well looked after by her big sisters, Emi and Tinka.

I was just walking towards Martha like "omg, Martha, youre such a good auntie, babysitting millies babies." Then when I got closer I saw at the other side of Martha was another tiny baby. I screamed "OMG OMG OMG!"

I was so shocked, firstly I looked for a twin, typical me, lol. No twin. Then I screamed to everyone "A lamb a lamb" They looked at me, didnt believe me because I'd faked it so many times, lol. Then my friend told everyone I was telling the truth.

[[omg im so disturbed right now, my manky dog had come in drenched from the rain and she has her wet mucky paws all over the keyboard. And shes on my bed rolling everywhere and drenching everything and licking herself and me.]]

..omg, i only got up to shut the door and now shes sat in my space!!!!

she may be my best friend, but she so gets on my nerves, lol

FINALLY shes stopped now! lol

ok, sooo, Thumbi... GREAT, shes doing it again, stupid dog, I cant write when shes annoying me which is 24/7 lol, now she shook in the house and went back outside again, yay, lol

ok... so, shes BACK!!!!!!!!!!!! OH MY GOD!!! Il just ignore her, if that's even possible.

If anyones interested, shes a black and white collie x greyhound, stunning, annoying.

Right... ok, shes pushing me, ok... Il squash her, lol, right, so... baby lambie.. uhmm, shes really cute and spends heaps of time with her big sisters and mummy. Life is shocking for her, we were over-protective with Emi and Tinka, but now with Thumbi, were kinda just relieved that the waiting is over and that all sheep have popped there babies out. Although my lil goat seemed a bit fat yesterday, but she cant be pregnant, we kept her away from Lambo and her bf has no *cough cough* boy parts, lol. And I doubt the horse or the pig or the rooster got her pregnant, lol.

So ATM Thumbi has met sheep, goats and a horse, I reckon it would be so cute to see her around chickens, lol. Shes so small. I call her Thumbalina, Thumbi or Baby-Leena. I call Tinka, Tinkabelle, Tinka or Baby-Belle. And I call Emi, Emillie, Emi or Baby-Lee. lol

What else is there to say???

If you have any questions about them, just ask, don't erase the other answers, lol, cause its funny.

Answer 2

It sounds like your pregnant sheep might be experiencing a false pregnancy if her udders are still small and she is showing signs of labor. Regarding the sheep bitten by a horse, it's important to clean the wound thoroughly with mild soap and water, apply antiseptic, and monitor for any signs of infection such as swelling, redness, or pus. Consider contacting a veterinarian for further advice on both situations.