| Portrait Paints Stud |
| Bought a doe that ate her poop It was because of mineral deficiency Greens & salt block fixed that |
Morning Snow followed by Sunshine| Portrait Paints Stud |
| Bought a doe that ate her poop It was because of mineral deficiency Greens & salt block fixed that |
| The Old Gods |
| Probably going to need to find some type of food or water additive and keep her on it for the next month or so |
| God is Mighty Stable |
| I haven't had to deal with worms or coccidia in 3 years |
| The Old Gods |
| Means you missed some lol. Lifecycle for coccidia is 2-3 weeks, so if she had it when she arrived, she just reinfected herself |
| God is Mighty Stable |
| Void that's what I'm confused about, because I had been cleaning out her bedding and spraying her pen every day |
| thatcowgirl2006 |
| Coccidiosis in goats is typically treated with drugs like sulfa drugs (sulfadimethoxine, sulfamethazine) and amprolium (Corid). |
| God is Mighty Stable |
| Dulcie I have a dry lot I keep my does in when it's raining so I don't have to deal with worms. She's a kid I purchased 3 weeks ago. She was in the middle of her quarantine we I saw she had it |
| Portrait Paints Stud |
| An all black horse can't hide anything besides hetro red right? |
| Portrait Paints Stud |
| Is the pasture damp? Also it will help keep her from getting reinfected if you don't let a single poop of hers sit anywhere Spread the cleanings in the sun away from the other stock Keep any poultry out of the barn until full recovery |
| Rising Stars Stable |
| She finally was better three days ago then it came back today. >-< At least she can't get my other goats sick |
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| Portrait Paints Stud |
| Bought a doe that ate her poop It was because of mineral deficiency Greens & salt block fixed that |
| The Old Gods |
| Probably going to need to find some type of food or water additive and keep her on it for the next month or so |
| God is Mighty Stable |
| I haven't had to deal with worms or coccidia in 3 years |
| The Old Gods |
| Means you missed some lol. Lifecycle for coccidia is 2-3 weeks, so if she had it when she arrived, she just reinfected herself |
| God is Mighty Stable |
| Void that's what I'm confused about, because I had been cleaning out her bedding and spraying her pen every day |
| thatcowgirl2006 |
| Coccidiosis in goats is typically treated with drugs like sulfa drugs (sulfadimethoxine, sulfamethazine) and amprolium (Corid). |
| God is Mighty Stable |
| Dulcie I have a dry lot I keep my does in when it's raining so I don't have to deal with worms. She's a kid I purchased 3 weeks ago. She was in the middle of her quarantine we I saw she had it |
| Portrait Paints Stud |
| An all black horse can't hide anything besides hetro red right? |
| Portrait Paints Stud |
| Is the pasture damp? Also it will help keep her from getting reinfected if you don't let a single poop of hers sit anywhere Spread the cleanings in the sun away from the other stock Keep any poultry out of the barn until full recovery |
| Rising Stars Stable |
| She finally was better three days ago then it came back today. >-< At least she can't get my other goats sick |
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| Remarks +20 Foundation Mare (Gen 0) Training Week 4: 343444 Week 5: au Week 7: 454545 Week 8: 454555 Week 9: 554555 Week 10: au Week 11: 565666 Week 14: 665766 Strong Scp, Int/Str Weak Spd, Mv, Hrt |
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