Several treatments, or de-wormers, can be used. First, perform a fecal egg count on your goat to determine what type and how many worms you are dealing with. Just collect 3-4 fecal pellets and take them to a large animal vet. They should do a detailed, accurate "fecal" for $7-$10. Next, find a de-wormer that kills that type (or types) of worms. For tapeworms or lungworms, use "Valbazen". For roundworms or strongyles, use "Ivomec Injectable". For a broad-base, use "Cydectin Pour-On". Dose at 1-2 times the recommended label dose for cattle and sheep. If there is a heavy worm load, dose higher for 3 consecutive days. Then after 10 days, do another "fecal" to determine whether you solved your worm problem.
the goat kicks the kid because he shot sticks at the goat and the goat runs away
Apply ointment containing an antifungal medicine such as Ketoconazole 2%.
Most definatly, but you must use worm tablets prescribed by a vet, not with over the counter medication. Supermarket types may cause early onset of labour, and are usually not effective. Products from your vet will be suitable and it is very important to get the mother wormed so she can raise healthy babies.
The goat is considered sacred in multiple countries. They were considered sacred in Greece, Egypt, and Italy, so they took very good care of them.
Um, no. That's not really a good idea . . .
I have never heard of lavasaw but you can get heartworm meds at walmart
It depends on the type of medicine you are wanting and how heavy your goat is.
To keep it warm
Worm medicine typically takes about 24-48 hours to start working in cats.
Worm medicine typically takes 1-3 days to start working in treating infections.
No
Yes especially if it is Barber's Pole worm.
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Nothing. The worm medicine is working.
of course (i think)
a rare disease found in a baby goat's small intestine, like a worm. it eats most of the things that the goat digests. it is very fatal, the goat will only last about 2-3 weeks before it withers away.
Yes, this can make the kitten very sick. Only give the correct dose at the correct intervals following the instructions on the medicine package.