Yes, they all have pudgy tummies, so they're eating. The one that was out of the box looked fine...no injuries or deformities or injuries. It was almost like she had it first then thought, "Darn, the nest." and had the rest where she should have. Much like Adeline did, but I was there in time and could warm that one up and put it back.
She doesn't act stressed, and she's spends a lot of time sitting in the box with them. She could use some nest building tips from Adeline, because I think she was a little stingy with the blankets. But they're all warm, and the abrasion/scrape doesn't look worse than it did when I first found them. Because it's getting really cold tonight, and windy, I dug out more old horse blankets to make sure her cage was covered, too. It's a good thing I never got around to throwing them away!
Should I try putting some Neosporin on it, or would the doe just lick it off, making things worse?
