Hey guys -
That's what this is all about. Getting some advice.
The obvious solution is to separate them. How stupid would you be not to know that? What I am asking is 'is there another solution?'. And one possibility is the bandage with the super glue - a great idea - thank you.
The rest of...
I guess I have to spell it out for some of you. The goat is not 'suffering'. If she were, she'd have done something about it by now. She's not going to "die a painful death". She's perfectly fine except some chickens are pecking at her. She's a freakin' 200 lb goat, for God's sake. These are 8...
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What a great idea.
Surprisingly this wound is as clean as a whistle and shows zero sign of infection. It's large, but it is only skin deep. And I would think a chicken beak would be full of nastyness...
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Just in case you're ready to attack me about how I care for my animals rather than giving some helpful insight, answer me this - How do you know I didn't?
Why is there always someone that has to attack a poster?
valsey while only you will ever know if you did isolate the animals when...
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Just in case you're ready to attack me about how I care for my animals rather than giving some helpful insight, answer me this - How do you know I didn't?
Why is there always someone that has to attack a poster?
Assuming once she's healed and hair has grown back, I wonder if they'll just create a new sore?
The dark purple colored wound doesn't seem to stop them. They already know it's there and is delicious.
I think it might be easier to pen up the chickens rather than the goat.
Thank you all -...
Okay - here's a good one - and I cannot make this stuff up.
The goat lays on the ground and has a little sore on her side. The chickens have discovered that goat meat is delicious and peck the sore until she is dripping blood. The goat does nothing to defend herself.
She can never heal...
Well I took her back to the previous owner. He has loads of free-ranging birds of all kinds, and I tell you, the Pekins there immediately ran up to her and started gabbing with her. Seriously. Two other ducks in particular were all over her, chatting, rubbing necks, nibbling at one another...it...
Took my Pekins some training but eventually they got it. Treats going up the ramp did the trick. One fella stick isn't great at it, but eventually he gets it
Getting rid of the new girl will only give the old girl more work, no?
I think it's going to be much more difficult to find the male a home than it is to get another female. I already think I'm at my limit with housing ducks, so I can only get one more, max. Do you think that would help the...