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My lamb is not well
My lamb took a bath two days ago. Yesterday he started shivering and we massaged him so he became normal. Then today he started twitching constantly in five second interval.
His stomach is also bloated. He has stopped eating and he is not pooping properly as well.
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There is a chance of having poisining that we can't say... Please get it to a vet nearby and have complete physical examination...
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Plz get him physically examined by a vet, as there can be multiple causes which is difficult to diagnose with limited information that u provided. Bloating is a serious symptom and can be life threatening so u need to act fast
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Bloating can be due to too much gas protection, which is harmful for them. Shivering and twitching can be signs of neurological signs, too. Kindly get him checked for further diagnosis and treatment from a veterinary doctor
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