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#Mom Goat's Got the Signs 😊* A mother goat (doe) about to give birth typically shows these signs: 1. #Restless behavior*: Pacing, pawing ground, or looking uncomfortable. 2. #Udder filling*: Enlarged, firm udder with possible dripping colostrum. 3. #Vulva swelling & discharge*: Clear or slightly bloody discharge. 4. Nesting behavior*: Seeking a quiet, sheltered spot to kid. 5. #Contractions*: Visible straining or tightening of abdomen. 6. #Tail twitching or lifting*: Often a sign labor's near.