fecal

Well, I just got the results of the first fecals that I sent off. Can anyone give me some advice? Should I deworm? Four goats need nothing but maybe three do. At least Cocci is out, I am happy about that. These are my results.

What would be a good microscope for doing fecals? I'd welcome recommendations. What about either of these? https://www.amazon.com/Koolertron-Microscope-Magnification-Adjustable-Rechargeable/dp/B07FRRTD9L/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=10x+microscope&qid=1560209279&s=gateway&sr=8-3#customerReviews This...

Have a Nigerian doe that looked “rough.” She’s nursing trips that are growing well and we are milking her once a day. Mucosal color is pale. Took a fecal to be checked to be safe and she came back positive for stomach worms and “a few coccidia.” Our typical regimen for this result would be...

Dilbert and Cooper, my two wethers, have had their fair share of issues with lice, eye infections and scours. I thought they were on the road to recovery with a new diet and some medications (ProBios and Pedialyte) but out of no where yesterday Cooper got a bad case of the scours. I am thinking...

One of the goats had clumpy poop and I found an overload of coccidia (as seen in the pic, which I will treat) and also this weird looking worm thing. Do you know what it is? Pics are on medium power. Thank you! @Goat Whisperer @Southern by choice ETA: I was looking through my...

So I told DH that a microscope was an absolute must have for the farm. I am searching the Web for what kind and getting conflicting info on if I need a minimum of x10 magnification or if it can start at x40. Here are some links to a few on Amazon, I hate shopping and need someone to tell me to...

A few of the does have had clumpy poop and I found this under the microscope, but don't know what it is: At first I thought it was just debris, but there are a lot of them... The first pic is one of them on medium power. It looks like 3 bubbles touching each other. @Southern by choice...