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"Your Welcome =)"
"Hi Rhonda
If your goat gets pregnant while she is already being milked, you can continue to milk her until she is around 3 months pregnant. Most goats will naturally drop milk production significantly by this time as nature tells her to turn her…"
If your goat gets pregnant while she is already being milked, you can continue to milk her until she is around 3 months pregnant. Most goats will naturally drop milk production significantly by this time as nature tells her to turn her…"
"Thanks for the update!
You did an amazing job!!!
Tammy"
You did an amazing job!!!
Tammy"
"I think it's just going to be a wait and see game on that area of the hoof. She may just have a permanent indention there. I really hope you keep us updated on this so we can all learn from it!
thanks so much for keeping us informed :)
tammy"
thanks so much for keeping us informed :)
tammy"
"I do not have an exact answer for you on that hoof, but I have an opinion :)
I think if it was severe you would have already seen tissue sloughing. Since that is not the case I believe it may gradually have healthy tissue replacement as the damaged…"
I think if it was severe you would have already seen tissue sloughing. Since that is not the case I believe it may gradually have healthy tissue replacement as the damaged…"
"Thanks for the update. is she still favoring that foot or starting to use it more?
tammy"
tammy"
"Please let us know how things turn out.
Wishing you both the best!
Tammy"
Wishing you both the best!
Tammy"
"Oh- poor thing!
Here is a podcast about precocious udders with a vet who is a reproductive expert in goats. Hopefully it will help you with next steps, as well as give you some information on things you should and shouldn't do.
Tammy…"
Here is a podcast about precocious udders with a vet who is a reproductive expert in goats. Hopefully it will help you with next steps, as well as give you some information on things you should and shouldn't do.
Tammy…"
"How is she doing today?
If you have a vet I would see about getting her in. They could prescribe something for pain and inflammation, such as Banamine.
They would also be able to give you a prognosis based on physical exam of her feet.
Tammy"
If you have a vet I would see about getting her in. They could prescribe something for pain and inflammation, such as Banamine.
They would also be able to give you a prognosis based on physical exam of her feet.
Tammy"
"Welcome and Congrats on your new herd!!
Here is a ton of fabulous info for new goat owners :)
Tammy
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Here is a ton of fabulous info for new goat owners :)
Tammy
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"What a WONDERFUL update!
I know you are sleeping much better :)
Best of luck with your upcoming kiddings,
Tammy"
I know you are sleeping much better :)
Best of luck with your upcoming kiddings,
Tammy"
"Your welcome :)
Please keep us updated!
Tammy"
Please keep us updated!
Tammy"
"Hi Tayla
It seems that the most likely scenario is an issue with your scale. A 2# weight gain in 3 days is more than even a standard sized kid would gain.
If he truly weighs 5.75# at 5 days he is ahead on weight gain.
I would check mom's udder to…"
It seems that the most likely scenario is an issue with your scale. A 2# weight gain in 3 days is more than even a standard sized kid would gain.
If he truly weighs 5.75# at 5 days he is ahead on weight gain.
I would check mom's udder to…"
"Hi Ann!
sorry for the late response- I have been out of town. For the pellets, my 5 boys share 2 cups twice a day. It is really just a way to have something to top dress their daily supplements on. With all the hay they are getting you really could…"
sorry for the late response- I have been out of town. For the pellets, my 5 boys share 2 cups twice a day. It is really just a way to have something to top dress their daily supplements on. With all the hay they are getting you really could…"
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Hi, Tammy. Good to meet you. My family has a small homestead in the Texas Hill Country and we raise a herd of 4 Nigerian Dwarf, 1 Boer, 1 African Pygmy and 5 Nigora Goats. Four of our does are currently pregnant, three of which are for the first time, and all due this April. We survived the recent snow and are excited for Spring. I am happy to be here with all of you. Thank you for the welcome.