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That’s what I thought too but after going to several vets and the owner told me that it’s “parts” are a little weird. It’s a doe with some strange parts! :hu

I’m really sorry guys! I have been without WiFi for a while after a bad storm! These pics are from the day we got them! They are doing great!

Will do thanks!

Thanks!

Ok so the vet said that I should keep him locked up in the barn so he doesn’t he too much grass and limit the amount of water he takes. If she has trouble walking or anything like that then im supposed to call the vet immediately. The vet said to watch her very carefully the next 4 days...

:) thank you!

Vet is coming here around 3 pm later tofay

It’s grain. Tonight or tomorrow early I’ll contact my vet

Sorry my bad it was a 50 lb bag that I was gonna put in my big trash can that I store feed in

This morning one of our mules got into the chickens feed and ate about 1/4 of it! Should I be worried??

Noo of course not! I’m just saying that goats need lots of attention. Family members can help too if you have any close by. Sorry that sounded a bit harsh

Living with over 100 animals! Loving the farm life!

It’s probably nothing but like @greybeard said check for swollen bumps bruises etc

If you aren’t home all day then you shouldn’t buy a pregnant doe. Kids and milking does are a lot to take care of and need your full attention. Could you ask the owner to wait to sell until the kid or doe is old enough to be sold by itself? I’m getting 2 lamancha does on Thursday and one is...

Thank you! Yes I’ll leave the door open for them

:frow Hi! :welcome

:thumbsup X2 I agree with @Bunnylady. How old is she? If she was bullied at a young age then she would be petrified of the rope

I’ll post pics as soon as I can!!

I am finally getting goats on Thursday! :woot They came over on Friday to interact with our donkeys as they will be living with them. The donkeys and goats get along well. Both are female lamanchas and one is pregnant. All of our donkeys are girls and they will hopefully get along with the...

So this is my first winter with llamas and I’m just wondering if I should still let them out in there pasture or keep them locked in the barn. I have 4 females