A small amount of chicken feed could've been consumed yes but not a huge amount. No one has been checked for worms because everyone seems fine. She is eating small amounts at a time and is drinking A LOT. I haven't been with her enough recently to know if she's been passing correctly either, and I don't own a goat thermometer. All the goats diet is the same, which is a half scoop of sweet feed a day, (about a cup each) and a day out in the yard once a week. As far as I know she is not pregnant, and that possibility is extremely slim. The other goats have been headbutting her when she tries to eat but I seperate them during eating time. Maybe she got headbutt too hard? She is able to move independently but it is very slow when she does and when she lays down she never wants to get up. I can even get close enough to pet her and she won't budge, she just looks like she wants to but can't. She also turns her head really slow when a noise is made and her head when she is laying down is always tilted slighty back. I went out there this morning and everyone came running except her, and she was laying down in the shelter so I called her name and she very slowly just turned her head to look where the noise was coming from. She is also pretty..uh..Stupid. Doesn't know how to go through the gate even when I lead her to it, doesn't understand why she can't go through the fence, etc etc.
