Thank you for your reply, its has been such a shock to us how such a well looked after, big, strong texel type ewe can go from fit as a fiddle last week to virtually dead this week.
I was in the pen with her a 5am this morning, she was lying flat on the floor, wouldn't get up, the wound had completely re-opening and pretty much looking like the flesh was just degrading, infected and seperating off and her temp was still 40.3 despite the antibiotics etc. My gut feeling was she was going to die today, she never even moved while I cleaned it all up - decided to go for basic hibbiscrub, dried and smothered in sudocrem ! As a last resort as a boost I dissolved some sugar in water and syringed into her mouth.
My dad checked her at lunch time and I asked to repeat the hibbiscrub, sudocrem and temp was 39.4 and she was on her feet briefly and nibbling hay.
I repeated the hibbiscrub and sudocrem when I got in from work and temp now 39.2 ! The wound looks recognisably better, shes on her feet, ate some hay and even a handful of ewe nuts.
Fingers crossed I'm cautiously hopeful for her and I will be religiously treating her tomorrow. I will be buying some Clik this weekend and redoing the other 5 ewes and only using Crovect to treat.