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Australian Miniature Goat
Birthing Photo's
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We have provided some photo's to give you an idea of what you 'might'
expect to see during your doe's labour. As with most things about goat's however,
everyone is different.

pregnant doe
Pregnant doe 2 days before birth

doe in labour
Doe starts to call on day of birth, this doe was calling with each contraction and started approx 6 hours before birth.
mucous plug
First mucous appears
mucous excretion

labour begins
Beginning to push

in labour
Pushing harder
dilating
Dilating
starting to come
Placental sac is visible. Sometimes this will break, other times it appears like this.
placental sac appears
You can just make out the outline of a hoof inside the sac.
placental sac appears
placental sac appears
At this time Mum decided to stand up for a while
placental sac appears
and then she decided to lay down again
kid arrives
The arrival - half out

kid is born
completely out !
doe cleaning kid
Mum start to lick and clean the new arrival
newborn kid
Mum is now up and continuing to clean the kid.
kid's first colostrum drink
The first drink. Make sure the kid has found the teat and started to suckle to ensure it gets the essential colostrum.
doe & kid bonding
Cleaning and bonding continues.....
miniature bred kid - buck
Happy and healthy a few hours later
For more birthing photos, click here to go to page 2, page 3 or page 4

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