Around october last year. Yes there is a male. Possibly. No i haven’t dewormed them yet. They have been eating hay and a grain mixture occasionally
Yeah, I'd agree with the others especially with a male around since they are super good at getting where they shouldn't be. They'll even commit the act through a wire fence if the holes are big enough. You might want to look into deworming but definitely make sure they're getting a good mineral with copper. If they are pregnant the last thing you want is birth deformities. And make sure they have hay with a high NFC (Non-fibrous carbohydrates) value - it's more digestible for them. Goats are supposed to eat a lot of broadleaf plants rather than grasses, so that's important, especially in pregnancy. Good luck with your goats!
Just a comment on bloat. The best thing I have found to treat bloat, and I have tried them all, is plain old GasX readily available at the grocery store. It is safe, fast and very effective. Goats suffering with enterotoxemia will often bloat. In that case the only thing that will save them is a dose of clostridium perfingens antitoxin. When I had goats the antitoxin and GasX were two items I ALWAYS had on hand. Bloat and entero are true emergencies and strike without warning. Keeping your goats up to date on their CD/T shots will go a long way to prevent entero.
