What's the use of a lamb's tail?

The tail of a lamb can regulate body temperature and socialize.

First of all, lambs' tails can help them regulate their body temperature. In cold weather, lambs can stick their tails close to their bodies to reduce heat loss and provide extra warmth. When the weather is hot, the lamb can wag its tail to help the body dissipate heat and keep its body temperature balanced through evaporation effect.

Secondly, the tail is also a social tool between lambs. They can communicate with their peers by shaking, lifting or laying their tails flat. For example, when a sheep feels alert or excited, its tail will stand up and send a warning signal to other sheep. When they feel relaxed or friendly, their tails droop, conveying a safe and harmonious atmosphere.

Matters needing attention in lamb reproduction

Provide high-quality feed to meet the nutritional needs of lambs. According to different growth stages, choose appropriate feed types and feeding methods. Ensure that the drinking fountain is clean, provide clean drinking water and keep the water source unblocked. Lambs are regularly examined and vaccinated in time. Keep the feeding environment clean and hygienic, and control the spread of diseases. Maintain good cooperation with veterinarians and deal with disease problems in time.

Provide comfortable, dry and well-ventilated feeding environment. Lambs need to have enough space to ensure the stability of the feeding facilities and prevent accidents. According to the seasonal and climatic conditions, provide suitable temperature. In cold weather, provide warm equipment or isolation area for lambs to prevent them from catching cold. In hot weather, provide sun protection and ventilation facilities to ensure that lambs are not too hot.