alsea1
True BYH Addict
normal poo smells of course but cocci poo is typically a dark color and gooie to outright watery.
There is also a strong smell compared to normal. Im not sure just how to describe it. kinda a sick smell.
If it were me i would not pen the little guy up. This will just stress him out more when he don't need anymore stress. If the goats live as a herd they have all passed whatever among each other anyway. I would def. go ahead with the fecal as soon as you can. But if he is eating and acting fine he most likely is fine. It might be prudent to take his temperature and make a note of it with any other observations just in case he does go off feed. Vets love good information. It makes their job easier.
When I treat for cocci I like to also give an injection of vitamin B complex. This will help sooth the intestines and stimulate appetite. Some folks give over the counter tagamet for helping combat stomach problems associated with cocci.
There is also a strong smell compared to normal. Im not sure just how to describe it. kinda a sick smell.
If it were me i would not pen the little guy up. This will just stress him out more when he don't need anymore stress. If the goats live as a herd they have all passed whatever among each other anyway. I would def. go ahead with the fecal as soon as you can. But if he is eating and acting fine he most likely is fine. It might be prudent to take his temperature and make a note of it with any other observations just in case he does go off feed. Vets love good information. It makes their job easier.
When I treat for cocci I like to also give an injection of vitamin B complex. This will help sooth the intestines and stimulate appetite. Some folks give over the counter tagamet for helping combat stomach problems associated with cocci.