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8. Isolation of sheep that appear ill: If you suspect that a sheep is not as well as it should be, do not take chances. Isolate it so you can observe it, this way if the sheep is ill, you can prevent the illness spreading throughout your flock. Treating an animal that is sick in a controlled environment is far easier than out in a pasture.
9. Vaccination: consult with your vet as to when, and what type of vaccinations are required.
10. Avoid introducing animals from outside your flock, to your flock. This lessens the risk of disease.
11. Medications: Be careful to give the correct medicine and the right quantity.
MEDICAL EMERGENCY SUPPLY
Prepare yourself for all emergencies. You should keep these medications ready for use:
Bloat medication
Antibiotics
Anthelmintics – these are worm medications
Propylene glycol used in pregnancy toxemia
Calcium phosphate for use in milk fever
Calcium gluconate for subcutaneous injection in milk fever
Glycerin
Disinfectants, such as iodine, and hydrogen peroxide
Mineral oil for constipation
9. Vaccination: consult with your vet as to when, and what type of vaccinations are required.
10. Avoid introducing animals from outside your flock, to your flock. This lessens the risk of disease.
11. Medications: Be careful to give the correct medicine and the right quantity.
MEDICAL EMERGENCY SUPPLY
Prepare yourself for all emergencies. You should keep these medications ready for use:
Bloat medication
Antibiotics
Anthelmintics – these are worm medications
Propylene glycol used in pregnancy toxemia
Calcium phosphate for use in milk fever
Calcium gluconate for subcutaneous injection in milk fever
Glycerin
Disinfectants, such as iodine, and hydrogen peroxide
Mineral oil for constipation