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Ham Solo was literally gifted to us by our neighbor so we didn't really do much research before we got him so we are very much newbies. Thanks for all the info!

He is fine now I just thinl he was having a 'off' day.

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this morning when I gave him his pellets he didn't eat them all he only eat maybe 2/3, there is still some left in his bucket. He usually eats the whole thing in one sitting but this morning he didn't. Did something make his stomach upset, besides the cucumbers?

He still has some runny poop..now what am I going to do with all the cucumbers??....

Thanks! Hope he's ok!

Sorry I forgot to upload the pics. 🙄

Today I noticed that Ham Solo had some greenish watery diarrhea. Yesterday I feed him his pellets, a whole lot of oldish cucumbers (he has had them before just not this many) from the farmers market, a orange sweet bell pepper, a corn on the cob, and a grapefruit. He seems like his normal self...

I have nigerian and fainting goats. The fainting goat are so funny!! Just the other day when our boy got banned he fainted!!:lol:

Was she pregnant?

This is the exact opposite of us. :rolleyes: I LOVE goats but my husband hates them (because of their evil eyes I guess) .

We decided $35 a trip. We didn't realize how much work it was until we showed him how to do it all. Watering and making sure ALL of our plants didn't die is a lot more work than we thought.

Hello everyone!

Thanks everyone we got it figured out and wee had an amazing trip!

Thanks everyone!

I don't know if this is the best place to put this thread but oh well. We are going on a camping trip with a few of our friends from Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, I was wondering how much y'all pay someone to take care of your animals. We have one feeder pig, 2 pet goats (we do not milk...

Any aggressive animals don't stay on our farm for to long.

Our current tom, Joseph Gobbles, is the most gentle tom we have ever had. Our last one was mean and aggressive he would rid feathers off the hens and once he almost attacked me, that is when he became dinner.