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  • ^^Ha ha, yeah. I have a friend who thinks that about milk kefir. It does help in some cases, though.

  • Reminds me of the father in My Big Fat Greek Wedding -- he thought Windex cured everything. LOL!

  • On another thread, that same person just recommended beer for urinary blockage!  (The goat owner's vet told her it would cost thousands of dollars to "fix" it.)

  • Argh! I can't believe the beer advice. Obviously that person thinks it's a cure-all. Something ailing your goat? Just give it a beer. This is why I try to stay away from the Facebook group, but I certainly applaud y'all who are brave enough to read the posts and try to offer sane advice.

  • It was in responses to a question asked at the facebook group "Nigerian Dwarf Goat News, Info, Discussions and WEEKEND Sales."  The poster has multiple problems with her three-week-old kids purchased at three days of age.  She had three separate initial questions and relayed her visit to the vet.
    https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153940782903781&set=g...

    I think you are a member of that group, Deborah, as are many of the members here which is why I added the link rather than copy the info.  The poor person has gotten a lot of bad advice and I question some of the advice that she received on that group but especially the beer thing.  She did stop feeding cold milk earlier (from what I think I read near the end of the thread).

  • Wow! Never heard that one! or that you should only feed cold milk. Goats in nature don't drink beer or cold milk. :-/ What's the context for this?

  • Between that and "Only feed cold milk to kids" that poor woman is getting all kinds of "helpful" advice.

  • I'm glad you posted this!! I saw that post and found it VERY strange. I'm curious to see what Deborah thinks. 

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