I would say if she ate she is building or very close to ovulation. After ov she won't eat. She's obviously had decent meals in the past but I'm very confident she wouldn't eat after ov. Feel the bottom 1/3 of her if it's very firm and not collapseable like normal she's either right at ovulation or ovulated. Now by collapsable I mean if you were to run your finger down her tummy they suck up. They can't do this past ov bc they are chock full off eggs. Hope this helps
Morgan
I guess I missed the vet post. She probably just had ovulated. And she's going into post ov shed. She will have a prelay shed next and then lay and then a post lay. But I'd say get everything set up now. Great job.
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Originally Posted by Homegrownscales
I would say if she ate she is building or very close to ovulation. After ov she won't eat. She's obviously had decent meals in the past but I'm very confident she wouldn't eat after ov. Feel the bottom 1/3 of her if it's very firm and not collapseable like normal she's either right at ovulation or ovulated. Now by collapsable I mean if you were to run your finger down her tummy they suck up. They can't do this past ov bc they are chock full off eggs. Hope this helps
Morgan
I guess I missed the vet post. She probably just had ovulated. And she's going into post ov shed. She will have a prelay shed next and then lay and then a post lay. But I'd say get everything set up now. Great job.
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