15 new pets appeared in the Feldman Ecopark\u2013 the representatives of hoofed animals (Cameroon goats and decorative sheep) gave posterity. All newborns feel well \u2013 the experts take care of their health.<\/p>\n
\n“January and February \u2013 a period when many hoofed animals have offspring. We have been preparing for litter birth beforehand. Taking into consideration weather conditions, cozy and warm houses were arranged; our veterinarians monitored the state of future mothers. They performed delivery, conducted primary inspection, placed in quarantine if required \u2013 the deputy director Feldman Ecopark Valeriia Ivashchenko told. \u2013 To our general delight, everything went smoothly, without complications and surprises”.<\/p>\n
\nAt the present time the cubs got a bit stronger and are placed in open enclosures together with their parents. They eat maternal milk, but those two renounced by their mothers are being brought up from a small bottle by the Feldman Ecopark’s keepers. Little beggars have excellent appetite, they grow rapidly and soon when it gets warmer, it’ll be possible to get acquainted with playful and butting posterity in the Contact yard. Over time, perhaps, some of them are waited by a theatrical stage. It should be reminded that the Feldman Ecopark’s goats and sheep, irrespective of age, state and quantities of horns are sociable, artistic and talented \u2013 some of them have already managed to become the stars of the Theatre of Children and Animals.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"