[Marches Farmer]

We get a few each year (Ryelands). This year, we had a few - mainly in the white lambs rather than the black ones.

Suggests a degree of heritability?  Can you trace beck the ewes whose lambs have had it, to a single dam or sire?   We had a couple of cases many years ago in our Southdowns and I just wiped the free edge of the eyelid with a clean tissue a couple of times a day.  Haven't seen it since, and never in our Badger Face.

[Bramblecot]

One of my ewes had twins this year and both had to have injections by the vet at two weeks old.  I have not seen it in her lambs before  (her 4th lambing).  Her daughter also had twins this year using the same ram, and both her twins are fine, as are all his other 7 lambs.

[Jcrang]

I've had two cases this year in Ryelands and one from Mules. Pretty easy to sort, inject 1 ml Pen and Strep or maybe Engemyacin into lid. One case went after a day, the other in Ryeland lamb took much longer and needed 2 ml to sufficiently fill lower lid and roll away lashes. Much easier with a helper to restrain lamb for you. Clips,a stitch or removing a section can also be options if needed.