Docking Tail-docking lambs can be done within six weeks of age but no younger than 12 hours old. It is done for cleanliness, and to reduce the risk of flystrike by helping to prevent fecal matter from accumulating on the tail and hindquarters of the sheep. Remember to...
Reminder: Docking regulations changed on 9th May 2020 Docking of lambs under 6 months of age is allowed to be carried out by non-veterinarians. Docking is a painful procedure for the lamb, it is carried out for cleanliness and to reduce the risk of flystrike. You may...
