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Posted by goat mom on April 28, 2001 at 17:15:23:

In Reply to: Re: Info posted by Stephanie on April 25, 2001 at 17:52:49:

Just so you know, there is a condition known as
hardware poisoning .It comes from goats ingesting nuts, bolts,nails,I even dug a piece of glass out of ones mouth!A friend of mine,also can tell you she went out and found a dead goat.Called her vet,he cut the goat open and found a large amount of blue plastic hay tarp.I have 3 trailors with no wireing for lights.No screens on my bedroom windows.I swear Im going to pen those critters up.[But I dont have any weeds] trees,or flowers, or walls in my milk room.You can laugh if you want.

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