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Re: Doe with Glue breath

Posted by Vicki McGaugh on May 18, 2001 at 18:51:50:

In Reply to: Doe with Glue breath posted by Brynne on May 18, 2001 at 17:53:32:

Acetone breath is the way it is described, in does with Ketosis and milk fever. saanendoah.com would be a great start for you in their serious goat stuff.

http://hometown.aol.com/goatlist/hypocal.htm

This article is great and I think Gary has some other postings by Sue Reith in the Goatworld Articles.

With no appetite I would also think along the lines of B1/Thiamin injections. And reinoculating her rumen with Probios. For her breath to be this bad she must also have rumen acidosis, baking soda will help with that also. Check her gums for anemia, and with all this stress a fecal sample for worms. Vicki

• Re: Doe with Glue breath Brynne 19:54:26 5/19/2001 (4)
  • Re: Doe with Glue breath Brynne 14:08:11 5/20/2001 (3)
    • Re: Doe with Glue breath Judy C. 05:06:45 5/21/2001 (2)
      • Brynne lost her doe, our sympathies Vicki McGaugh 12:09:51 5/21/2001 (1)
        • Re: Brynne lost her doe, our sympathies Brynne 16:46:56 5/25/2001 (0)

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