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Kelly Wood replied to Kelly Wood's discussion Hot spots, can goats get them too?Started by Patty Meyer in Goats 101. Last reply by Patty Meyer 11 minutes ago. 17 Replies 0 Likes
Using horse hay racks with goat kids can be very dangerous. The kids can get their heads caught in them and hang themselves. I'd been warned about this, and was somewhat taking it seriously. I had been packing hay tightly into the bottom of the…Continue
Started by Sharon Barreira in Introductions. Last reply by Ben Cannon 58 minutes ago. 8 Replies 0 Likes
I was wondering how much to bottle feed a two week old Dwarf Nigerian goat. I brought him home today. He is so cute and small. I am worried that he will not be warm enough. I fed him by bottle the first time tonight. He took about 6 ounces. He…Continue
Started by April Keller in Home Dairy. Last reply by Marin Waddell 1 hour ago. 6 Replies 0 Likes
How long after a does freshens do you NOT drink the milk? I have 6 does that range from 12 to 5 days fresh. My milk seems to get a funny taste after 2 days in the fridge... I worked on a cow dairy for 8 years and after 3-5 days we taked the milk..…Continue
Started by Kelly Wood in Health. Last reply by Donna Underwood Owens 21 hours ago. 12 Replies 0 Likes
I noticed this morning that one of my doelings had a terrible smell coming from her. After looking, I found that she was covered in puss. It basically is underneath her left armpit and has traveled down her left leg and across the left side of her…Continue
Started by Donna Underwood Owens in Health. Last reply by Kim Steele yesterday. 1 Reply 0 Likes
About 18 mo. I adopted two beautiful does from an older couple. The girls belongs to the son who is off to college.Well she was loosing her hair quite a bit and had the vet do lots of testing............told them it was either hormones or stress or…Continue
Started by Donna Underwood Owens in Goats 101. Last reply by Janelle Taylor yesterday. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I everyone and Happy New Year. Hope the holidays were great for you.I usually have a goat in the truck(dog harness) and take them to nursing homes , respite and rehabs. Would be nice if I did not have to pick M&M's off people.Also, my goats seem…Continue
Started by Maggie in Breeding. Last reply by Margaret Langley yesterday. 4 Replies 0 Likes
So I was recently given two registered does in good condition, both are almost 2 years old. One of them, Angel, kidded with triplets in April for the first time. The other, Bella, was apparently bred but didn't kid when expected and supposedly has…Continue
Started by Shelley Smith in Introductions. Last reply by Heather Winkeljohn on Tuesday. 10 Replies 0 Likes
Hello all!Found this forum dedicated to Nigerians and joined to interact with others who love these little guys!I just moved up to Southern Oregon a couple months ago and was lucky to get a place with 5 fenced acres of pasture and brush. So I…Continue
Started by Kelly Wood in Home Dairy. Last reply by Debbie Lynn on Monday. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Hey guys, this is my first year for milking. I am working on a doe right now who's kid was sold last week.My first question is how do I go about teaching her to lead? I have to walk her about 100ft. to the milking stand and so far walking her on a…Continue
Started by Margaret Langley in Kidding. Last reply by Jennifer Jackson on Monday. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I need some opinions on scales for weighing the kids. I would like to get some that are fairly accurate to the ounce for the newborns, without spending a lot on them right now. Anybody have a recommendation? Continue
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So Glenda asked how it was going... It's been slow going... but at about 3 weeks in Things suddenly got better. She still takes her time walking to the stand, but there is no dragging or fighting. She hops on the stand and eats while being milked... for several weeks she'd eat just a mouthful or two and then stand stiff and angry, eating when the milking was done and hoping off the stand as soon as you opened her stand.
She loves attention, but likes it on her terms. She…
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