Lambing

Sheep worrying is a distressing issue that affects not only the livelihoods of farmers but also the welfare of animals and the peace of rural communities. It refers to the act of dogs distressing, chasing, attacking or even killing sheep, causing significant harm and often resulting in the loss of valuable livestock. This increasing problem highlights the importance of responsible pet ownership and the need for education and awareness to prevent such incidents from occurring.

When it comes to raising healthy and thriving lambs, one of the most common challenges that farmers may encounter is a condition called Watery Mouth, which can also be referred to as ‘rattle belly’. Watery Mouth refers to an issue among lambs, particularly in the early days of life. In this blog post, we will explore what Watery Mouth is, its causes, symptoms and most importantly, how to effectively manage and prevent this condition while ensuring the well-being of your newborn lambs.

Twin Lamb Disease (TLD) is also called Pregnancy Toxaemia and it is more common in twin and triplet bearing ewes who have high energy demands.