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nstone630
True BYH Addict
Tons of VERY useful information and I am thankful for all of it. Feeling not easily hurt here!
So entire barn has been disinfected as instructed by vet and everything found online as to not spread it. Since it does not kill livestock it can be controlled from my understanding. As long as goat is not in active infection she should not spread it. My new understanding is that it can be spread from infection from mouth, bedding, feed, and also infected udders.
So, all that being said. I have 5 goats. Not 50. I feel this should be easy to control. I really hope I haven't jinx myself. As the new goat (name yet to be determined) is 110% healed up, never got secondary bacterial infection and is seemingly good to go.
We all live and learn, and I will by this. My 2 males are in a separate pasture completely. She is in a pasture with my only other female. So worse case I have 2 with an issue.
Thank you again for all the genuine information and concern. It is all taken and no offense taken. We have had our share of hard times learning goats here.
Please enjoy today's photos of the newbie.
So entire barn has been disinfected as instructed by vet and everything found online as to not spread it. Since it does not kill livestock it can be controlled from my understanding. As long as goat is not in active infection she should not spread it. My new understanding is that it can be spread from infection from mouth, bedding, feed, and also infected udders.
So, all that being said. I have 5 goats. Not 50. I feel this should be easy to control. I really hope I haven't jinx myself. As the new goat (name yet to be determined) is 110% healed up, never got secondary bacterial infection and is seemingly good to go.
We all live and learn, and I will by this. My 2 males are in a separate pasture completely. She is in a pasture with my only other female. So worse case I have 2 with an issue.
Thank you again for all the genuine information and concern. It is all taken and no offense taken. We have had our share of hard times learning goats here.
Please enjoy today's photos of the newbie.