Eyes

07/06/18 • 24 min

Are you creeped out by eyeballs? I’m not – eyes are totally cool!

In this episode I go over some common eye problems in kids and adult goats and what I do to fix them. Usually these things look really scary, but, in my experience, goats can heal their eyes from some really crazy looking stuff.

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Are you creeped out by eyeballs? I’m not – eyes are totally cool!

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Previous Episode

Grab Bag: Biosecurity, Listener Q&A, and A Story.

Recording on the road because that's where I spend my life.

A few different topics in this episode:

Biosecurity testing - What is it? Why should I do it? Who needs to be tested? How often do I need to test?
Listener Question! (Someone is listening to my podcast and it makes me excited!)
Story from my dairy. It's always something.

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Next Episode

Goat Kid Nutrition

What do I feed this goat kid? How do I feed this goat kid? When do I wean this goat kid?

In this episode I provide an overview of goat kid nutrition and recommendations, largely based on my own experience raising probably close to hundreds of goat kids over the last ten years. I have been surprised in clinical practice by the problems with inadequate nutrition and misunderstandings and misinformation about what adequate nutrition consists of for young and growing animals.

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