They swallow it again, wait about eight seconds, and then bring up another cud to chew. When the cud is reswallowed, it passes into the other two compartments of the stomach. This rumination enables the llama to break down its feed materials very efficiently. By the time all the nutrients are absorbed from the digestive tract, the waste is formed in small pellets call feces. Elephant Skin - Patches of hair loss on the body of the llama.
Skin is dry, crusty, and bald.
Eye Infection - Causes can vary from environmental to infectious irritations. Within the ovary are all the eggs the llama will have during her lifetime. A few of the secondary follicles will develop even further into mature Graafian follicles, fluid filled structures up to a quarter of an inch in diameter. The Graffian follicle contains the mature egg that can be fertilized following ovulation. Fescue - Avoid planting fescue in your pasture.