3 DEADLY Problems Most Goat Owners Will Face. FIX THEM.

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  • Опубліковано 2 кві 2023
  • Recently we went to the Homesteady community to learn what problems they were facing with their goats. We found 3 big issues...
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  • @lynnbetts4332
    @lynnbetts4332 Рік тому +9

    My vet is a neonatal and emergency specialist with horses. But he also knows camelids. When I had a 2 day old cria with diarrhea, he said some animals have issues digesting milk at first and to give 1-2 doses of Lactaid dissolved in water. Can also give 1-2 doses of Imodium to control the diarrhea until the Lactaid works. I have only had to do this twice in over 10 years, but it worked both times. This is only for newborns. Once they are a week old, it will be something else. And prime time for a newborn to go septic is 3-4 days old. Either they are born septic or get the infection through their navel. ALWAYS dip the navel and make sure they get colostrum.

  • @dylandunlap212
    @dylandunlap212 Рік тому +9

    On our second week of goat ownership one of our baby goats strangled themselves in the fork of a tree. I had just gotten her to start eating out of my hand the day before.

    • @galeparker1067
      @galeparker1067 Місяць тому +1

      All animals seem self-destructive.... Not funny actually.... "We" must be alert!! And in charge.... 🤔🥰🥰👃✌️🇨🇦

  • @FOMAHsince2014
    @FOMAHsince2014 Рік тому +9

    The other 10% just brought home their new goats 2 days ago 😂

  • @dawnyoung9898
    @dawnyoung9898 Рік тому +7

    Same can be said of chickens and ducks. I've lost a calf as well. That's farm life (and death).

    • @incorectulpolitic
      @incorectulpolitic Рік тому

      did you give your chickens and calf any pharmaceuticals like vaccines, antibiotics, wormers etc. etc ?

    • @dawnyoung9898
      @dawnyoung9898 Рік тому

      No.

  • @cliffvandersluis1112
    @cliffvandersluis1112 Місяць тому +2

    Human grade diatomaceous earth for Parasites. Works great for us humans and we also give it our dog. Wonder how effective it would be for goats?

  • @hellotherehomestead
    @hellotherehomestead Рік тому +1

    Can you leave your Buck on pasture 5-6 hours instead of hay? During the spring? I have loose minerals and some grain GMO free/

  • @nitapachulski9758
    @nitapachulski9758 Рік тому +1

    Good information an good video

  • @AnimeGamerCreater
    @AnimeGamerCreater Рік тому +2

    whats road felt

  • @maryperry9556
    @maryperry9556 Рік тому +4

    How have goats survived up to this point? It sounds like they are on the verge of death constantly. We had goats for several years when I was young and we never had any problems or had to have a vet. What has happened?

    • @dawnyoung9898
      @dawnyoung9898 Рік тому +1

      Lots of meds and not a lot of culling.

  • @gracewalton5479
    @gracewalton5479 Рік тому +3

    So if I live in a very dry climate (New Mexico) do I not need to worry about parasites? We have sand with just some bushes, no green pastures like you have, haha.

    • @dawnyoung9898
      @dawnyoung9898 Рік тому +4

      Similar situation here. My friends have a med sized herd and they rotation graze ans keep all hay and grain off ground. Their hay rack has a tray that catches anything that falls and keeps the kids out. I haven't had a lot of trouble with worms in the past (my first herd 20 years ago). I probably wormed 1/yr ir something but that was a different era! we had cocodiosis once. (Orphan goat). Treated the entire flock and everybody was fine.

  • @kathleenredick275
    @kathleenredick275 3 місяці тому

    I should be fine in the desert. Get a bit of rain (and weeds) in the winter, and monsoon (and weeds) in summer.

  • @galeparker1067
    @galeparker1067 Місяць тому +1

    Anybody else watching the amazing UA-cam channels coming out of Ugandan goat farmers?? 👃👃👃✌️🇨🇦

  • @tealkerberus748
    @tealkerberus748 7 місяців тому

    Electronic ear tags and a good set of automatic scales will tell you when any of your animals are losing weight. That's a common first symptom of anything going wrong.

  • @mybigyear
    @mybigyear Рік тому +2

    3rd month of pregnancy? How long are goats pregnant for?

    • @missy6664
      @missy6664 Рік тому +2

      5

    • @mybigyear
      @mybigyear Рік тому

      @@missy6664 that's crazy..I never expected that long. Thanks!

  • @marcoguas8601
    @marcoguas8601 24 дні тому

    I give them block and loose.

  • @cricketstrohaver8609
    @cricketstrohaver8609 Рік тому

    Shes amazing!!!

  • @hands2hearts-seeds2feedamu83
    @hands2hearts-seeds2feedamu83 Рік тому +1

    I call corn my goat Elle-May's, goat crack. Sometimes she will GO plum silly for corn 🌽...
    🌽=🐐 crackout... 😆

    • @hands2hearts-seeds2feedamu83
      @hands2hearts-seeds2feedamu83 Рік тому

      At this TIME, I have one goat. Her name is Elle-May, she will be 2 at tye end of this May. She has grass hay she can eat anytine she wants & she also gets 1-2c. Corn, & 2-3c alfalfa pellets, less when its warm weather. She also gets to get out for a few hour, most everyday to eat fresh nibbles, of trees, bushes, & what every she wants for the most part. The rest of the time she is in a dry lot, it makes me 😥. I have a good size yard with lots of grass. I wish it fenced so she could eat all she wanted.

  • @LeoTheYuty
    @LeoTheYuty Рік тому +5

    Good video, but your channel's already persuaded me not to get goats.

    • @popsfarm916
      @popsfarm916 Рік тому

      All animals are going to have some difficulty. Keep in mind if there was not effort or risk you wouldn't be able to have any pride in the job.

    • @LeoTheYuty
      @LeoTheYuty Рік тому

      @@popsfarm916 Yeah, but why would you ever choose to have a harder livestock over an easier one?

    • @FOMAHsince2014
      @FOMAHsince2014 Рік тому

      Probably a good choice. This is coming from someone that has had them for over 20 years. 😂 I have meat goats now.

    • @Homesteadyshow
      @Homesteadyshow  Рік тому +1

      😂 maybe that’s why our goat videos don’t get as many views… 🤔

    • @LeoTheYuty
      @LeoTheYuty Рік тому

      @@Homesteadyshow I think so too, maybe aim for some livestock you've given praise to instead.

  • @kelvonmark4365
    @kelvonmark4365 4 місяці тому

    I need help

  • @devileclique
    @devileclique 4 місяці тому +3

    not one thing was ansered, just a lotta talk what not to do

  • @marieparks5674
    @marieparks5674 Рік тому

    Have you moved yet

  • @bigsheeple652
    @bigsheeple652 2 місяці тому

    LOL unless your raising goats as pets ... lol theyre going to get butchered for meat, sold for meat, not producing optimally which means lol to the sale barn ... soooo

  • @analarson2920
    @analarson2920 10 місяців тому

    Yeah groups are silly to cure anything but great for ideas for research and common sense. 🙏running hands on all of your animals and kids is critical, your kids, meaning humans ones will object so hug them, kiss them and search them when they are not looking, teens can be tough about this, lol😂

  • @jamesjamil7332
    @jamesjamil7332 9 місяців тому

    Ivermectin works

    • @brianfelmlee8804
      @brianfelmlee8804 2 місяці тому

      That depends on where you live. In many locations it's useless.

  • @RavensWing-nz6vs
    @RavensWing-nz6vs 2 місяці тому

    Diatomaceous earth

  • @davidsylvester2543
    @davidsylvester2543 Місяць тому

    This is comedy. I'm out of here.