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I believe that is probably what happened. I got my hopes up and when that happens everything goes the opposite of what I want it lol. Same with when I was trying to get pregnant, every time I thought I was and was getting excited I ended up not being, but when I denied it and told everyone they were crazy and I wasn't....I was. Go figure huhh. lolMaybe she's going through a false pregnancy.
... Numerous causes and conditions contribute to NIP sows; however, pseudopregnancy (or false pregnancy) is perhaps the most difficult to understand, diagnose or prevent. In brief, pseudopregnancy can occur when all of the embryos are resorbed after the maternal recognition of pregnancy and before fetal calcification (Days 30-40 of gestation). Although the embryos are lost, the sow's ovaries continue to function as if the animal was pregnant. Consequently, the sow remains anestrus for prolonged periods, often as long as 115 days. These animals may exhibit varying degrees of udder development, yet fail to deliver any pigs, alive or dead. Unfortunately, producers often mistakenly diagnose these animals as pregnant....
cute baby bunnies starling