[GillB]

Hiya


I have  new -to-us lamb with runny diarrhea


6mth old GFDartmoor failure (too small - comes up to the top of my wellies)
last wormed 24th Aug when she was delivered


I put her and 4 adults(also breed failures) into new field a few days ago as I just learned about rotating the grazing -  where grass is lush and there are lots of small trees - they have all been tucking into the leaves  - nothing poisonous that I know of - no problems with the others


Ive taken her out of the field - she's resting in sheep shelter


Any thing I should do? Im washing her down/ offering water/ tiny bit of feed from my hand


Thanks so much - sorry photo is too big to attach
Gill
Berwyns
Powys

[devonlad]

we had a spate of diarrhoea in lambs last year after we had run them with our neighbours at weaning time- once we'd ruled out the obvious like worms, lush grass etc. got round to taking a sample to vet- showed coccidiosis which can happen for lots of reasons especially if lambing sheds aren't clean. bit of a faff and took a while to clear up with abs but would recommend getting the poo analysed

[GillB]

Ta