Add to Favorites Toxoplasmosis in goats isn’t a disease that will cause severe production losses. However, its zoonotic risk makes it an important disease. Most people are instructed not to …
Read MoreAdd to Favorites Days are getting shorter, and if you’re lucky, the weather is getting cooler. For those of us who dwell in the Northern Hemisphere, that means the breeding …
Read MoreAdd to Favorites One of the most traumatic things that can occur with livestock is a dog attack, especially with small ruminants. Aggressive dogs can cause severe damage. Whether you …
Read MoreWhile rain and snow are needed during the winter, goats in areas with increased wet and cold are at higher risk of foot rot.
Read MoreAdd to Favorites Winter weather often means feeding stored feed, as pasture is no longer sufficient or available. In the Northern Hemisphere, snow may bury the field. The increased risk …
Read MoreGoat kids are born with limited immune systems. Reducing their exposure to viruses and bacteria can reduce the likelihood of infection.
Read MoreWhen it comes to treating pneumonia in goats, owners need to be attentive to their animals and learn to quickly recognize the signs.
Read MoreYou remember your trusty herd veterinarian telling you something about Clostridium something or other, but how do you choose which clostridial vaccine is right for your herd?
Read MoreIf you have had a sick goat kid, then you have likely had your veterinarian ask you about colostrum consumption.
Read MoreTo help ensure healthy kids, have your does in optimum condition for breeding, pregnancy, and kidding with a doe breeding soundness exam.
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