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Hoping for babies…..

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These are my nubian and nigerian goats, both are pregnant i have felt babies . The nubian had discharge on February 28 thick white/yellowish and now has kinda clear only small amounts . They both pee when they sneeze at this point. The nigerian has had small amounts of discharge wants me around all the time. Nubian who is my baby, decided she doesnt want that much attention now. She eats like she has becer seen food before, nigerian however has become a slow nibbler and not as interested in it in the last two days. Today i came out and they look skinny and puny. I am posting pics of yesterday of nubian and today of both. Am i close also nubian has some what of an udder and seems firmer but not huge Nigerian ff has small tight udder and teats elongated.

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I don't have an answer, but I hope she kids for you soon! 💗 💗
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Thank you im sorry i keep asking yall
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I'm waiting for one of mine to kid also! It is so hard to wait! How are their ligaments?
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I can't see much of an udder on either one. Some discharge is normal. Do they have a good loose mineral? What exactly are you feeding?
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I'm waiting for one of mine to kid also! It is so hard to wait! How are their ligaments?
Ligaments still there very squishy. But she has so much space i can touch my fingers together. I could possibly be doing it wrong i have watched so many videos lol
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I can't see much of an udder on either one. Some discharge is normal. Do they have a good loose mineral? What exactly are you feeding?
I am doing alfalfa, i have eased up on grain since i thought we may be close, they get sunflower seeds 1/2 cup between both thw also graze fr 6 hours a day and corn as a treat. I have been also giving probiotics and beet pulp . Hopefully i am doing this alright?
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Ligaments still there very squishy. But she has so much space i can touch my fingers together. I could possibly be doing it wrong i have watched so many videos lol
I am doing alfalfa, i have eased up on grain since i thought we may be close, they get sunflower seeds 1/2 cup between both thw also graze fr 6 hours a day and corn as a treat. I have been also giving probiotics and beet pulp . Hopefully i am doing this alright?
And on the Nigerian im sorry i have not shaved her she lets me check her daily as she loves belly rubs. I would say by feeling it would be about a full cup where as before you could barely feel her teats at all
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Hopefully you get babies soon 🥰
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Just saying, my girl has discharge and she’s due next month. Her udder looks about the same size as yours. So maybe April babies for both of us?
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Just saying, my girl has discharge and she’s due next month. Her udder looks about the same size as yours. So maybe April babies for both of us?
You are probably right lol this is my first year with goats so excitement is getting the best of me
Yep it’s mine too!! I am also so excited!! I wish we could skip March!!
I wouldn’t back off on the grain. Babies grow the most in the last month. The alfalfa is great. What kind of minerals do you have out for them?
Haveing discharge is what we call loseing her plug. This can happen a month to 2 weeks before delivery.
When babies drop, you can see Moms hips, this is normal, the little ones are moveing into the birthing position.
With my girls, they go off by themselves and lay down alot for about a week. Then they start oozing an amber goo..they paw the ground, lay down, stand up, for awhile. Then they lay on their sides, and start.pushing. It takes awhile then you can see the hoofs & nose in an amber bubble.
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Haveing discharge is what we call loseing her plug. This can happen a month to 2 weeks before delivery.
When babies drop, you can see Moms hips, this is normal, the little ones are moveing into the birthing position.
With my girls, they go off by themselves and lay down alot for about a week. Then they start oozing an amber goo..they paw the ground, lay down, stand up, for awhile. Then they lay on their sides, and start.pushing. It takes awhile then you can see the hoofs & nose in an amber bubble.
Ok she is today staying in her pen laying down and getting up stomping her feet seems uncomfortable. Still no discharge
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So she is pawing ground yawning alot having small contractions wont leave pen still has appetite. She is also grinding teeth but no discharge or pushing? I saw the kids moving this morning? Is this possible or is something wrong?
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Kids moving could be rumen… last year I thought my girl was pregnant, *saw all the signs… nope just hay belly!
*must’ve been wishful thinking, + a couple of normal things that I didn’t notice before…
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Ok i have my vet on call just in case she told me to watch for pushing
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