Help! I am worried

You should try to reach in and check....anything over 30 minutes of pushing requires assist from what I have read...

Go in NOW! There should have been a kid by now. 30 minutes is all you should wait when actively pushing.

Hoping everything is ok!!

Hoping for the best ray:

Twins but one pooped and peed in its sack and is very skinny. It is breathing and talking but looks very frail. The other is a huge doe. I do not think there is more. Can I do something to help the smaller one?

Yes. Give him a BoSe shot. You can also milk mom and tube colostrum. Just give him an ounce or so. What does he weigh?

Will check shortly no shots but she did nurse mom and stood up. Both are does. I did not assist right away because I thought it was 30 mins after you see the bubble. I can call the vet and try to get a BoSe shot if it will help. Any thoughts?

Best of luck I would keep a really close eye on her

Was the bigger one first?

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Was the bigger one first?

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Yes she was and I believe she is probably 2 times her size. I thought for sure she would be a buckling.

Has she passed the after birth yet? Normally with twins, they are comparable size, but with triplets, you would normally have one that is quite small, and two larger ones.
For the kids, give them a BoSe shot, and you can give them a bit of cod liver oil, orally, to help wake them up and get them going. A b complex shot could help too, for both the kids and the doe.
Are they nursing well?

NyGoatMom said:

Was the bigger one first?

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Yes she was. I called the vet and he wants Mom on antibiotic and tiny baby needs supplemental feedings. Thank you everyone for the quick responses and help. You all are Great. Will post weight and pics in a couple hours.

Would love to see pics.... Like Lacie said, did she pass the afterbirth yet?

She can be bred. You just need to be careful with feeding during pregnancy and make sure you are there for kidding.

Cuties!

So cute, congrats.

Cute babies!

I'd still breed her, just watch her weight next time so she doesn't get to fat, and so her developing kids don't grow too big.

Congratulations! Both babies are average weights for Nigerians
As far as the littlest on, her water sack was greenish because she was stressed and had a bowel movement before birth, mecconium is the black tarry poop of all newborns, be sure she is breathing well and tickle her nose with straw to make her sneeze to get any of the ick that may be remaining out As far as supplemental feedings, looks like moms udder is full enough to handle nursing twins, just be sure that both babies know where the teats are and have full bellies.

Breeding her shouldn't be a problem, as was said watch how much grain she gets before she is bred if she isn't in milk and during the last 6 weeks of pregnancy

Awwwww...sweet