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Coccidiosis by Gary Pfalzbot About the Author Coccidiosis is a condition that is caused by a parasitic protozoan and is most often characterized in young kids by an onset of ill health and diarrhea that does not respond to usual treatments. Coccidiosis, often referred to as cocci, is species specific which means each species of animal has its own strain. In severe cases, blood will be observed in the fecal matter. Goats develop an immunity with age even though it may be present in the fecal matter of older goats. This is why some breeders prefer to not allow kids to graze with adults. Coccidiosis can be treated with relative ease but it does require IMMEDIATE attention on the part of the goat owner or death may occur rather quickly. Many commercially mixed feeds contain ingredients to prevent coccidiosis. It is also believed that the incidence of this condition can be greatly reduced by supplying the proper amount of copper in the young goats diet. In addition to the articles below covering this subject, GoatWorld also offers an archive of all "hands on experience" messages posted regarding Coccidiosis. Membership may be required to access this section. Related Articles Anti-coccidia Drugs by FDA Approved Animal Drug Products Online Database System Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Management and Control of Goat Coccidia by A. David Scarfe, Ph.D., D.V.M., Tuskegee University Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4 Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Coccidiosis by Jack Mauldin Part 2 - Part 3 Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article All About Goats by Extension Goat Handbook, United States, 1992 Report A Broken Link - Rate This Article Angora Goats - A Small-Scale Agriculture Alternative by USDA Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Boer Influence on the Meat Goat Industry - Fad or Future? by Dr. Machen Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Caseous Lymphadenitis and Pinkeye by Extension Goat Handbook, United States, 1992 Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Diagnosing & Treating Meningeal Worms by GoatWorld Message Forum Members Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Diagnosing & Treating Pinkeye by GoatWorld Message Forum Users Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Enterotoxemia by Extension Goat Handbook, United States, 1992 Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Estrus Synchronization and Embryo Transfer by Extension Goat Handbook, United States, 1992 Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Health Herd Management Program for Goats by S. Mobini, DVM Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article Goat (Caprine) Terminology by GoatWorld Visitors Report A Broken Link - Suggest This Article To A Friend - Rate This Article About the author: Gary Pfalzbot is a Service Connected Disabled Veteran and the web master of GoatWorld as well as some other web sites. He has raised goats over the years, been involved with 4-H (as a young boy) and currently resides in Colorado where he and his wife Pam raise a few breeds of goats and other animals, and primarily author the GoatWorld web site to continue to inform, educate, and promote the industry.

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