Flystrike - Maggots were attacking this sheep
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- čas přidán 7. 03. 2024
- Today I'm checking over a flock for signs of flystrike, showing you how I identify troubled sheep, and treating a few that show early signs of flystrike.
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Frequent checks and clearing affected wool, then using a antiseptic fly repellent spray makes a huge difference to sheep comfort.
Thank you for helping those beautiful babies ❤️🐑❤️🐑❤️🐑❤️
1:50 interesting pattern left behind
That has to feel so good to the sheep! ❤❤
Uwielbiam Panafilmy , uwielbiam patrzec jak Pan pomaga swoim owieczkom 😊❤
Good lookin out for em 🌞
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It's sad mulesing is still used as a preventive. It's cruel to them
i love how they are like
AHHH AHHHHHHH AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
and then
this is fine i guess
So true.
Folks, we got ourselves another Jumpy! 😂
Hahaha, so true.
Do you treat the ground after to stop them from crawling back on the porch animal
I guess once the affected area is exposed to fresh air and sunshine it will start to heal the skin, poor girl.
Sure will.
@@FarmWithMeNZ England ?
Poor animals….
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Does flystrike in your area just happen randomly? Or is there a specific cause? Injury?
They will target injured sheep but it's more random most of the time. The flies pick a random sheep and attack it.
@@FarmWithMeNZ here in Minnesota USA flies are seasonal. The only flystrike we had was tail docking or castration done in fly season. Are flies seasonal in NZ?
Can you treat them with a medicated shampoo and then shave?
How many do you have?
How many sheep do we have? 2,000 to 3,000 are on the farm most of the year. It's much higher right after lambing. Thanks for your question.
your sheeps sure do get a lot oıf flystrike
I know fly's lay eggs and stuff, but how does or maybe why does this happen? The sheep look healthy.
I'd guess the wool helps create the perfect environment for the eggs to incubate and hatch
The Australian green blowfly lays live maggots on the sheep that crawl down and start biting the sheep causing a wound. Here is a video explaining it czcams.com/video/SU6fwQbaVtc/video.html
Why do they have to be cramped in so tightly...it would seem like they can get hurt.
It's so they can be handled effectively. They are very tough animals, we get hurt easier than they do.
@@FarmWithMeNZ didn't realize they were tough animals. Thanks for sharing.
Pobrecita están tan asustadas,no saben que les van hacer,esperando la muerte
Why don’t you talk to them when you do that? It calms them down.
I do sometimes, but as a prey animal, sheep are not calmed by the presence of humans.
Co oznacza niebieski kolor na owcy ?
Don't you treat the wounds
いたいのでしょうね。
Fica muito mal feito a maneira que voce faz, coloca remedio muito mal colocado!
Znawca sie odezwał 😂😂😂😂
Their skin looks red is it sore
Yep, it's not a nice experience