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I used to use the expensive stuff but coppertox is gotten really high so instead now I wash it out with bleachto get a clear picture, then sometimes I'll do a second thing and treated with chlorhexidine but it needs the bleach first. Then I dump Wonder dust on it. Works like a charm.

I am so sorry for your loss. As someone who's been in goats for just a few years the learning curve is steep and costly. Besides the anemia worms and anaplasmosis that I mentioned earlier did you ever check for ketosis? There are just so many things it's difficult. :hugs

I second the possibility of being anemic, and also suggest you test or just treat for anaplasmosis.

Show us those kids. They make you smile! Here is my first of the year bowing in. And a couple of examples of smile makers.

Please be prepared if you give injections. Anaphylactic reactions do happen even to shots of meds you have given many times before to that animal. I likely would have lost a doe Saturday if not for the owner of Castlekeep Nubians (see her Facebook page or website for her detailed posts on two...

Biting flies or ticks spread it here in MO. Late summer and fall are prime season for us. I learned this one hard too. Sorry about your Bramble.

Over here?

Anaplasmosis causes anemia. It often gives signs like worms or coccidia early. It is easy to treat, but a killer through anemia if not treated before the tilting point is reached.

Have you treated for Anaplasmosis?

Do you guys have suggestions on resources for studying confirmation? I need one with good descriptions and diagrams/pictures. I am just beginning to learn.

That sounds like a lot of work Good morning!

All I know about them is the book I read as a kid about Misty.

@DwayneNLiz The extra large wintec Pro Stock saddle is finally here in the extra large. I should get mine this week. I have to sell a cow, but if it fits it will be worth it.

True, it is not only how smooth they are, but generally they have easier dispositions even when they're hot.