In modern sheep production, increased reproductive rates and the number of multiple births often lead to lambs lacking milk. Additionally, some newborn lambs may not have access to their mother's milk due to ewe injuries. So, how can we provide a
Parturition is a normal physiological process for ewes, and typically, caretakers only need to monitor the delivery and care for the newborn lambs. Ewes should ideally give birth unaided, but sometimes complications arise. Below, we discuss methods f
Managing Heat Stress in Sheep During Summer: Symptoms, Treatment, and PreventionSymptoms and Signs of Heat Stress in SheepDuring the summer, improper management can lead to heat stress in sheep, which poses a significant risk to their health. Here ar
Preparations for Sheep Before LambingLambing is an exciting time for farmers, and it's crucial to be well-prepared to ensure a smooth process. So, what preparations should be made before sheep give birth? Let's take a look.What preparations s
What to Feed Thin Sheep to Help Them Gain Weight Quickly?When raising sheep, farmers may encounter situations where some sheep are particularly thin and in poor condition. So, what should thin sheep eat to gain weight quickly? Let's explore some
Sheep Estrus Identification and MethodsThe purpose of estrus identification is to timely detect ewes in heat, correctly grasp the mating or artificial insemination time, prevent mismating or missing mating, and improve the conception rate. Here we wi
How to Feed Salt to Sheep?Salt contains rich amounts of sodium and chloride, which are crucial components of blood and can neutralize stomach acids to promote the digestion of proteins in sheep. Therefore, feeding salt is an indispensable part of she
During the process of raising sheep, encountering parasitic diseases is common. Generally, sheep parasitic diseases only cause the sheep to become thin and exist in the form of chronic diseases. However, sheep echinococcosis is very special. It can c
How to Prevent and Treat Paratuberculosis in Sheep?Paratuberculosis, caused by Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP), is a chronic infectious disease in sheep and cattle, also known as paratuberculous enteritis. It is characterized by
Watering Time: Sheep should drink water within 2 hours after feeding. The water must be plentiful and clean.
