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Thank you so much for this practical and informative video. I have basically the exact same situation going on with one goat who has the four teats it developed suddenly and quickly and this is the first time it’s happened although this is her second time kidding. I am going to try all these things that you have done. Thank you.
Thank you for using good animal husbandry by taking poor genetics out of circulation and doing the responsible thing, even if city folk don’t like it. Unfortunately, the further people get away from the farm, the further they get from the truth of animal ownership. When people get fanciful ideas about farming, animals suffer more from poor genetics and being forced to be “saved” from debilitating injuries that a responsible farmer wouldn’t allow an animal to suffer.
You’re right, it’s a tough decision. Nonetheless, it’s a decision that all homesteaders and farmers have to make for the benefit of not only the animals but for generations of animals.
So, we didn't have goats. Some day a guy offered us a pregnant goat. And we do think she has Mastitis, and she just gave birth. We tried to milk it from the the hurt one, but nothing comes out. I believe we will try the oil who just showed us, and will try to search for any treatment we can give her while she's feeding her babies. Never happened to me lol. Kinda wondering what can I do now. Will try to give the oil to relieve her pain, while we investigate about treatments we can give her. We got some tips that consisted in, milking everything out from the hurt one, and then insert a medicine. But we barely can milk her, nothing leaves, just a tiny bit. Maybe if we insist everyday a bit, maybe we can do it ? Do you have any tips?
@@saulgonzalez8117 Hello. I've treaten the swollen by passing on it some hot water cloths and then some pasta I've made with olive oil and smashed garlic, until it makes kind of a paste. It worked, and it is not swollen anymore. Hope it works with you :)
@@saulgonzalez8117 No worries! It worked for me, hope it works for you. Try do it for a week. Put the cloth with hot water for about 5 minutes and then pass the pasta. I did it once a day for 1 week.
Just looked at our channel analytics and we’ve been getting views from your video! So, wanted to say thanks, hello, we subscribed and look forward to watching more videos!
Thank you so much for this practical and informative video. I have basically the exact same situation going on with one goat who has the four teats it developed suddenly and quickly and this is the first time it’s happened although this is her second time kidding. I am going to try all these things that you have done. Thank you.
Nice info 👍
Thank you for clear information. Nice video
Thanks so much,from Namibia 🇳🇦
Respect and love your mom and take care
Thank you
Thank you for using good animal husbandry by taking poor genetics out of circulation and doing the responsible thing, even if city folk don’t like it. Unfortunately, the further people get away from the farm, the further they get from the truth of animal ownership. When people get fanciful ideas about farming, animals suffer more from poor genetics and being forced to be “saved” from debilitating injuries that a responsible farmer wouldn’t allow an animal to suffer.
It isnt always an easy decision but it has to be made unfortunately. Thanks for watching!
You’re right, it’s a tough decision. Nonetheless, it’s a decision that all homesteaders and farmers have to make for the benefit of not only the animals but for generations of animals.
Very interesting 👍
G'day, saw you guys on another channel and thought, I'd come over subscribe and watch ☺️
Thanks for the sub and watching!
So, did the treatment work? I’m dealing with mastitis in my goat as well but it’s subclinical
what syringe size are you using?
Is that Tea Tree oil?
Hi I was wondering if the kids could still nurse her, because I have one with the same problem.
Yes ...
Sir my goat suffering like that i dont know what to do. Im from Philippines
Sorry i just now saw this post. I hope you got her treated!
I think it's a cross between milk goat and meet goat
The farm we purchased her from was a Kiko farm. Supposedly she was purebred, either way she is doing good now and nursing both kids great!
So, we didn't have goats. Some day a guy offered us a pregnant goat. And we do think she has Mastitis, and she just gave birth. We tried to milk it from the the hurt one, but nothing comes out. I believe we will try the oil who just showed us, and will try to search for any treatment we can give her while she's feeding her babies. Never happened to me lol. Kinda wondering what can I do now. Will try to give the oil to relieve her pain, while we investigate about treatments we can give her. We got some tips that consisted in, milking everything out from the hurt one, and then insert a medicine. But we barely can milk her, nothing leaves, just a tiny bit. Maybe if we insist everyday a bit, maybe we can do it ? Do you have any tips?
Having the same problem with mine has teat cold and swollen... How did you get your goat treated? Thank you for your time
@@saulgonzalez8117 Hello. I've treaten the swollen by passing on it some hot water cloths and then some pasta I've made with olive oil and smashed garlic, until it makes kind of a paste. It worked, and it is not swollen anymore. Hope it works with you :)
@@madbizkit4510 thank you I appreciate it will give this a try ❤️
@@saulgonzalez8117 No worries! It worked for me, hope it works for you. Try do it for a week. Put the cloth with hot water for about 5 minutes and then pass the pasta. I did it once a day for 1 week.