Recommended Items to Have in Your Goat First-Aid Kit

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Basics:
Disposable Gloves: amzn.to/3r6wiLy
Thermometer: amzn.to/3moVf13
Vet Wrap: amzn.to/3r6qhhR
3mL Syringe - amzn.to/2TgQDhQ
Needles (20G x 1.5”) - amzn.to/2ZnIvQm
Scissors - amzn.to/2X7Qs9P
Tweezers: amzn.to/3al9aDa
Safeguard Wormer - amzn.to/36aaSmw
Drench Gun: amzn.to/3oZP4Ch
Headlamp: amzn.to/34DPHKn
Notepad: amzn.to/3np3lbo
Pens: amzn.to/3mu1UHB
Castration Bander: amzn.to/3r0Cbdf
Castration Bands: amzn.to/3p1fOSZ
Foot Care Must Haves:
Hoof Trimmers - amzn.to/2XdbWSR
Hoof Pick - amzn.to/2LErs4P
Absorbine Thrush Remedy - amzn.to/3cJ60Yh
Treating a Sick Goat:
Activated Charcoal: amzn.to/2Kd4IM0
Nutri-Drench: amzn.to/3axSDfl
Pepto Bismol: amzn.to/2LCviym
Probiotic Supplement - amzn.to/2X8vuYl
Electrolyte Supplement - amzn.to/3bGvp3j
Duravet Vitamins & Electrolytes - amzn.to/2X8mZfY
CORID 9.6% solution - amzn.to/3dZPrre
Baking Soda: amzn.to/3gV5aul
Wound Care:
Blu-Kote: amzn.to/3h0VMFp
Vetericyn Eye Wash - amzn.to/3e4z5h7
Vetericyn Opthalmic Gel - amzn.to/2ZgCZze
Vetericyn Wound & Skin Care - amzn.to/3cLImu1
Vetericyn Antimicrobial Hydrogel - amzn.to/2z8aTva
Gauze: amzn.to/3oUUPRM
Betadine Solution (5%) - amzn.to/36i9min
Hydrogen Peroxide - amzn.to/2zSBk8s
Chlorhexidine - amzn.to/2z89cxO
Blood Stop Powder: amzn.to/3agRncr
Corn Starch - amzn.to/36c3ze5
Momma Goat & New Kids
Pop Bottle Lamb Nipples - amzn.to/2Zi03xC
Tube Feeding Equip: amzn.to/37pyuWB
MannaPro Colostrum - amzn.to/2z1J6wJ
Kid Milk Replacer: amzn.to/3nuFwz3
Towels: amzn.to/3ajF8Qb
Mastitis Test Strips: amzn.to/3gV6spb
Bag Balm (skin moisturizer) - amzn.to/3e2XQdv
Heat Lamp: amzn.to/3gYo4Au
Heating Pad: amzn.to/34j92jt
Injectables:
Vitamin B Complex: amzn.to/3p1hBaD
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We have had injuries on the homestead and have collected a lot of products for most injuries. This video covers things we recommend that you put in a medical kit based specifically for goats of all breeds. We have broken the products down into sections. The goal isn't to buy everything at once, but slowly collect everything you need to keep your farm or homestead ready for the next time something happens.
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[@robinsong7298]

Glad to see your feeling better. Thanks for the information I had goats years ago and you have reminded me of things I had forgotten. God bless Shalom

[@SpragueRiverHomestead]

I am doing much better, thank you!

[@Oregonmac]

This is a great list! Thank you for the great information!

[@SpragueRiverHomestead]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@kathryndubois5646]

Adding to your list: 60cc syringe for oral medications. Molasses (gives a boost, and helps meds go down) I use it instead of nutridrench. VITAMIN B1 pills (OTC at grocery store) is a MUST for ANY goat med kit in addition to the B complex. I mix it with water in the syringe and a bit of molasses and drench. It is for "goat polio" which can happen with goats free ranging on random weeds out there or if they get into a patch of moldy hay. It is a very goat specific condition.

[@SpragueRiverHomestead]

Great additions! I may have to add those to my own kit.

[@MyAlabamaFarmLife]

Good information to know!

[@SpragueRiverHomestead]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@robinsouth8555]

Thanks for the video! I would like to add to your list of blood stop, four or powder works as well.

[@SpragueRiverHomestead]

Good additions!

[@surprise4089]

Hi. Please which dewormer is good for pregnant goats?

[@SpragueRiverHomestead]

Safeguard. Liquid Fenbendezole

[@surprise4089]

Thanks