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Ok I will try that.

My Pullet injured her comb a few weeks ago and it hasnt healed. I think it might even been getting worse. I’ve been putting Veterycin on it but it hasn’t done much. Any ideas? I put Liquid bandage on it so the others don’t make it worse. Haven’t seen anybody pick on her comb. She’s actually...

Thank you! Called the vet asking for advice and she said she should be fine! She Said to just keep an eye on her and make sure she is pooping. Sweet little lady is acting more like herself now with NO coughing fits. Thanks for all the advice. (That's her in pic. Doing one of her smiles) :wee:wee

That makes me feel a little better! Last night her stomach felt hard and this morning it feels a bit softer. Is this good or bad?

Believe me, anything helps! Thanks! She is eating fine. Should I let her or limit food? They are on pasture full time and have access to hay. We do have a vet nearby and I have a feeling we might be making a call:barnie these goats!!

Please help! I had a few rubber surgical gloves out because a few goats have colds and I use a different glove for each goat. I had 2 gloves (I'm absolutely sure it was 2) when I looked over to see one of my goats chomping on something. I didn't think much of it because she had just been chewing...

Love those big feathered feet!!!

Thanks. :lol:

LOL!!!! We have a rooster named Mr. Mop.

I love it!!! :lau:lol::lau

Frankie looks like a Welsummer to me!! probably a barnyard mix. Beautiful though!!! What's her name?

Sorry about all this!!! Hope she gets well. :fl

Thanks!! Yes she is good now!!!

My bantam brahma pullet got stuck in our AZ monsoon. The lightning stopped (finally) so I ran out, grabbed her, and brought her inside. She is currently wrapped in a towel on my lap. She is shivering, cold, wet, and muddy. And tips on keeping her warm and preventing hypothermia???

15 laying hens 6 eggs (slackers) We have 30 pullets ready to lay any day now!! so HOPEFULLY we will get a FEW more!!!!

Thanks!!!

I will I will have to try that!!! Using essential oils in water maybe?i don't think we have a lemon.

We are constantly dumping out the water. We have not built a barn/closed stall yet. They have shelter but it isn't "mosquito proof". We tried goldfish but they all died because of the heat (Arizona). We had a lot of monsoons this summer and flooding for about a week so the mosquitos bred.

our goats are COVERED in mosquitos! Even at the heat of the day! I sprayed fly spray on them but it didn't help much. I read that garlic was effective? How to you feed it to them? Cloves? Crushed? Powdered? We tried dryer sheets last summer and they were ok but we need something a little more...

Male or female? White is a White Holland and the other two are bronze.