BreedingGestation Period of Sheep, Goats and Camels: Due Date Guide
How long are sheep, goats and camels pregnant? Normal ranges, how to calculate the due date from mating and the signs of birth, so you can plan every stage.
Gestation & due-date calculator
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Durations are approximate and vary with breed and nutrition. Ask your vet.
How it works
- Ewe: about 147 days (142–152).
- Doe: about 150 days (145–155).
- She-camel: about 390 days (12–13 months).
Useful guides
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When should the ram go in? How many ewes per ram? How do you track pregnant and overdue females and calculate conception and twinning rates? A complete season plan for sheep and goats.
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A lambing season checklist for sheep and goats: due dates, lambing pens, the lambing kit, colostrum and when to call the vet, so you lose fewer newborn lambs.
FAQ
How long is a ewe pregnant?
About 147 days on average, usually between 142 and 152 days depending on breed, litter size and nutrition.
How long is a goat pregnant?
About 150 days on average, roughly 145 to 155 days.
How long is a camel pregnant?
About 390 days, or 12 to 13 months, so camel breeders plan the mating season a full year ahead of calving.
When should I scan a ewe for pregnancy?
Ultrasound scanning is usually done about 40 days after mating. The calculator gives you that date, and Throf reminds you automatically for every mated female.
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