Rhododendren Poisoning...

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n.smithurmond said:
Sorry I didn't respond, I was away from my computer yesterday! I meant lactated ringers solution. I haven't had to give propylene glycol yet, so I can't comment on that. I never hesitate to give lactated ringers though if someone's ill and much prefer to give fluids SQ than to drench. It's something I think everyone should keep in their medicine kit. I'm glad to hear she's on the mend!

Edited to add: 20kids- I followed your link and that's not the product I use. I keep the bagged LRS on hand (from the clinic): http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produ...05csegb&ref=3312&subref=AA&CAWELAID=552563502
No problem, thank you very much for your help. :)
 

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I just ran across these by accident and thought I'd share on this thread. Please note that I've never personally used these but thought that they may be helpful to someone.

RHODONDENDRON POISONING FORMULAS

Formula 1:
1/4 cup cooking oil
1/2 strong cold tea (6-8 tea bags)
1tsp ground ginger
1tsp baking soda
Mix it all together and drench


Formula 2:
15ml renec
15ml Mylanta
5ml brandy
Mix and give this is an adult dose.
 

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We were out working around the goats tonight and Joy and I agreed that Hank and Penny are at 105% They've been eating like pigs, they're well hydrated, and bouncing around again.

Check out tonight's three-pound milking (again, 2-quart jars) and compare it with last night's!:

Milk2.jpg


We are blown away by the changes in the last 24 hours. We honestly thought we were losing Penny yesterday. We thought we would keep this thread updated to give people hope when this turns up in a search someday. Cheers, Josh and Joy
 

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SO glad everybody is doing ok.


* We had a neighbor throw cut cherry branches in the yard. I literally leaped the fence to get them out of there. I've never had to deal with any other toxic plants though and nobody ate very much.
 

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Awesome! What a lovely sight, all that warm foaming white gold!

I did some running last year and pulled moldy bread out of a startled doeling's mouth and scooped up the rest of the loaf and tossed it safely back over the fence right at a startled neighbor. I wasn't thinking, just reacting. She never came back, to my knowledge. I'm glad my instincts are rude!

So glad your goats are recovering so nicely!
 

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freemotion said:
Awesome! What a lovely sight, all that warm foaming white gold!

I did some running last year and pulled moldy bread out of a startled doeling's mouth and scooped up the rest of the loaf and tossed it safely back over the fence right at a startled neighbor. I wasn't thinking, just reacting. She never came back, to my knowledge. I'm glad my instincts are rude!

So glad your goats are recovering so nicely!
:lol: That is priceless.
 
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