I went to see Kilo my pet sheep earlier and he's all grown up now!
He lives with a couple of Pygmy goats, Dave and Wendy, a few other sheep and some chickens and is living the life of Riley.
We had a BBQ at the field and he came and sat at our feet, probably waiting for food, for a good few hours while we chatted away!
Final year postgraduate vet student studying abroad with a special interest in poultry and exotics. My blog is about getting in to and surviving vet school at UVM Kosice with pictures and stories to document my journey.
Showing posts with label Kilo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kilo. Show all posts
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Bottle feeding Kilo
Kilo, named because he was less than a kilogram when he was born, has definitely settled in and made himself at home.
He's had SO many visitors its untrue and the neighbours kids came round to give him a bottle this afternoon.
He's had SO many visitors its untrue and the neighbours kids came round to give him a bottle this afternoon.
Rose was a natural, posing with a bottle
and Evie preferred to give him a cuddle after he was done with his dinner...Saturday, March 31, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
Meet Kilo...
We had a lamb born at the farm this week who was about 800g when he was born. We didn't think he'd make it as he was so small but I tubed some colostrum into him, stuck him under a heat lamp and he got stronger...
He came into the Farm Office with us as we sat and did our Nutrition assignments about silage *yawn* and he's got through the worst and going to make it.
Next to a 500ml bottle so you can see how small he is...
I took him back to our student flat to bottle feed him throughout the day and he's had so many visitors already.
Of course I couldn't leave him behind so I bought him and now officially own a sheep...
He'll stay with us for a few weeks and then eventually he's going to live on a friends smallholding near home so I'll be able to visit!
He came into the Farm Office with us as we sat and did our Nutrition assignments about silage *yawn* and he's got through the worst and going to make it.
Next to a 500ml bottle so you can see how small he is...
I took him back to our student flat to bottle feed him throughout the day and he's had so many visitors already.
Of course I couldn't leave him behind so I bought him and now officially own a sheep...
He'll stay with us for a few weeks and then eventually he's going to live on a friends smallholding near home so I'll be able to visit!
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