pregnant goat no looking it at due date??

[FishMtFarm]

The ligaments can go quick so just keep feeling them morning and night. Thanks for the update!

 

[5acresandadream]

The ligaments can go quick so just keep feeling them morning and night. Thanks for the update!

ok, I was wondering how fast they could go. I plan on checking on her around 10pm and if no change, then I'll head out in the early morning when it's time to feed the chickens lol

 

[FishMtFarm]

Usually mine take about a day or two. My horses always had their ligaments go very slowly over a span of a week or two. Mine usually lose them by evening and then have babies the next day between 8am to 1:00pm but some decide late at night. I haven't had to deal with a late night one tho.

 

[5acresandadream]

Still nothing new. I will update when she finally does pop them out. I hate finding a thread and then never seeing the outcome. Today is day 154, if nothing happens within a week I will know she was just caught on her following cycle

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Thanks for updating, I agree it's frustrating to never know the outcome.

 

[5acresandadream]

Update on April. This Sunday would be 3 weeks later than what originally thought her due date was. She is showing promising signs now. Bag starting to fill, puffy vuvla, and a small amount of discarge. It's looking like I may be seeing some babies very soon!

 

[Zoomie]

That is so exciting, @5acresandadream ! Great news!

 

[FishMtFarm]

Oh boy! Fingers crossed!

 

[MissSister]

Did she have her kids?

 

[5acresandadream]

Did she have her kids?

still waiting. Although she is looking ready to pop. Should be anyday! I'll post picks when they are finally here