Temperature of goat: The average temperature of a goat is between 101.5 to 103.5. Slight variations may exist based upon weather conditions. Approximate weight of goat: Sex of Goat Doe Billy Wether If you selected "doe", is this doe pregnant? Yes No Age of Goat Please Choose One 30 days old or less 6 months old or less 1 year old or less 1 to 2 years old 2 to 3 years old 3 to 4 years old 4 to 5 years old 5 years or older Or if you know the exact age of the goat: Breed of Goat When did you first notice this situation? SYMPTOMS - Please check all that apply Lethargic, depressed, reluctant to move Down and cannot stand on its own Grinding or grating teeth Appears to be blind Crying excessively Pawing at the ground Lame Arched back Looks very bloated, fat Not chewing cud Tilting head Tremors or shaking Head pressing Circling movements Rough looking coat Runny nose Will not drink or eat Will drink but not eat EYES No eye involvement Apparent eye injury Watery or clear discharge Yellow discharge Cloudy or white Inside of eyeball appears pale NOSE No nose involvement Apparent nose injury Clear, no mucous Clear, no mucous Yellow nasal discharge Brown/green nasal discharge Thick nasal discharge Thin nasal discharge SKIN CONDITIONS No skin involvement Scratching/itching Heavy dandruff Pimple-like sores Crusty Lesions/sores Pus filled lesions/sores Affected areas Face Mouth Head Ears Feet Legs Udder Anal/Genitals Topline-flanks STOOLS Normal Stool Unable to present stool Diarrhea or watery Firming than normal Blood-streaked Yellowish Greenish Very dark Mucous strings Frothy stools Segments of worms Strained bowel movements Very foul smelling UDDER/MAMMARY Not applicable One side/half affected Both sides/half affected Hard lumps Soft lumps Abscesses Lacerations/open wound Blood in milk Flecks of tissue in milk Feels hot Feels cold Feels hard BABIES or KIDS Not applicable Nursing Lambar/Nipple bucket fed Bowl fed Fed milk replacer Fed raw whole milk Fed pasteurized goat milk Fed raw cow milk Fed pasteurized cow milk Warm milk or replacer Cold milk replacer Fed other replacer What (if any) type of medications, antibiotics or treatments have you given this goat since you noticed this situation? Please list as best as you can what types of medications, remedies, supplements, first aid, etc. supplies that you have on hand. Please list as best as you can the types of food this goat has had in the last week including sudden diet changes. Please describe the situation you are requesting Goat911 assistance for

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