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Nay Nay seems to be done. She’s eaten already. :lol: I saw two babies nursing too. Oh! Three.
No No’s babies were kicking wildly inside her earlier. She will likely go this weekend.
 
Okay, I will start over. Nay Nay has three healthy babies. One half brown and half white. One white, and one white with brown down her nose.
I expect No No to give birth in the next day or two.
 
Congratulations! It's great everything went well for Nay Nay.
Just do be sure: Is Westley living seperately from the girls at the moment or is he already neutered (and safe 6 weeks after the operation)?
Because sows can (and will!) become pregnant again immediately after giving birth.
 
Is there something about chocolate gp that makes them hungry all the time? I can’t know which babies were eating hay overnight, but it was the brown and white that I saw in the hay first this morning. Nay Nay has always been an eater, and F. Blossom, who passed six months ago, was an eater.
My housemate says the bi-color looks like Blossom, and she’s keeping it. We will see.
 
No No has three so far. All girls. Unfortunately, she tuckered herself out, and isn’t being fully attentive. I had to pull the sack off the first two. They did come in quick succession.
 
Three girls. A black, a white and a grey. I think they will be alright, but I’m tense from the human drama. I have hatched, and assisted, so many chicks, trouble births isn’t a new situation for me.
 
They are really sweet and it's so special to be there from the very start.
I had a litter once, many years ago. In those times, vets adviced to keep boars for 3 weeks apart from girls after neutering. The result were two lovely baby girls. Of course they stayed. :whistle:
 
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