freemotion
Food Guru
Bad for anyone....but it is in their favor if they were used to free choice grain....
references anyone, re: correl'n (or not) betw cholesterol+heart dis.?
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Henrietta23
Yard Farmer
I saw your post there but have nothing helpful to add...
Hope it turns out okay for them!
Hope it turns out okay for them!
big brown horse
Hoof In Mouth
Pat, I responded b/c the same thing happened to my two grass fed only sheep. They ate horse feed and BOSS.
I didn't really have any other advice except watch and wait or call a vet. I did the former. Thankfully, they were fine and after 12 hours of them just grazing, I finally relaxed.
I hope everything is ok with your sheep!!!!!
Meanwhile
I'm reading this thread very carefully. 
I didn't really have any other advice except watch and wait or call a vet. I did the former. Thankfully, they were fine and after 12 hours of them just grazing, I finally relaxed.
I hope everything is ok with your sheep!!!!!
Meanwhile
I'm reading this thread very carefully. 
Occamstazer
Almost Self-Reliant
Wifezilla and freemotion, I WUV you guys for using the word "hypothesis".
I have a huge peeve about the incorrect use of the word "theory".
...back to your regularly scheduled thread
I have a huge peeve about the incorrect use of the word "theory".
...back to your regularly scheduled thread
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patandchickens
Crazy Cat Lady
The sheeps are currently having really nasty semiliquid poo, which they also slept in, which is really gross... but I don't knwo whether that's from the grain or from the oil I put into them. They are acting normal aside from preferring hay over grass. One of them was running all over playing tag with Lambert, very cute.
So I will keep a close eye on them. No grain for them for a few days, though! Shetlands seem totally fine, I suspect they really *didn't* get into the bldg.
Major casualty, aside from Pat's blood pressure and gray hairs, has been my little potted fig tree and 10 tomatoes overdue for transplanting (was going to do them today, in fact)... what with all the sheep checking, I apparently never closed the coldframe last night, and they got frosted pretty good :/ Fig tree may grow new leaves and recover, two tomatoes *might* be ok, rest is a loss. Sigh. I suppose I'll have to go buy some started ones now. Oh well, better them than the sheeps.
Pat
So I will keep a close eye on them. No grain for them for a few days, though! Shetlands seem totally fine, I suspect they really *didn't* get into the bldg.
Major casualty, aside from Pat's blood pressure and gray hairs, has been my little potted fig tree and 10 tomatoes overdue for transplanting (was going to do them today, in fact)... what with all the sheep checking, I apparently never closed the coldframe last night, and they got frosted pretty good :/ Fig tree may grow new leaves and recover, two tomatoes *might* be ok, rest is a loss. Sigh. I suppose I'll have to go buy some started ones now. Oh well, better them than the sheeps.
Pat
