Suitable for all ages. Not graphic or upsetting. If you do find that you fall into this category for seeing blood in a vile for a split second, you are to weak to function in a healthy society of any kind. Really, a society of preschoolers would handle this better than seeing snot on someones nose. Nothing graphic here and great video.
Thank you. Always better to be safe than sorry as a content creator with a warning on a video like this, though I agree personally that it is not graphic at all. Thanks for watching!
I use UBRL in California. ubrl.org/ They do sell kits, but depending on your herd size and frequency of testing, it is typically a way bigger savings to just order your own supplies in bulk and have them on hand anyway, as I personally find the only thing I DON'T use regularly are my red top tubes but the needles, syringes, prep pads, etc I use all the time for supplements/meds.
@@FableHillFarm what do you recommend I order? I only have three does a buck and a wether, i’m bringing another buck to trade for the buck I have right now and I’m bringing a doe from the same herd they come from a clean tested herd as I get most of my goats from that breeder. Also I realized you are in Michigan! I am as well I’m located in ludington we are going to be attending the ADGA show I’m pretty sure you were there last year it’s the mitten madness show. I have some really nice goats and it will be my first ever show so I’m super nervous but excited!
I typically buy my supplies from Jeffers, Valley Vet, PBS animal health or Amazon. You can buy needles and syringes at TSC or another farm store in much smaller quantities so if you only have a few goats and you don't want to buy in bulk, you can buy those there. The red top tubes I bought from PBS animal health. That's right, I was there and I will for sure be there next year. Did we meet? Lol. If not, be sure to introduce yourself this year so I can put a face to a name. I'll have my farm banner up on my pens! Happy to chat if you have questions about show prep. :)
@@FableHillFarm thank you! And no we didn’t meet, I tried to attend the show last year but couldn’t make it. My name is Romelia I have a German shepherd and I own a breed Nigerian dwarf goats! I’m newer to breeding I got started 6 years ago but I just started registered goats
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Suitable for all ages. Not graphic or upsetting. If you do find that you fall into this category for seeing blood in a vile for a split second, you are to weak to function in a healthy society of any kind. Really, a society of preschoolers would handle this better than seeing snot on someones nose. Nothing graphic here and great video.
Thank you. Always better to be safe than sorry as a content creator with a warning on a video like this, though I agree personally that it is not graphic at all. Thanks for watching!
What lab do you use? I need to test my herd but I’m not sure how to order a kit, who I should get it from, if I should get a vet to do it etc
I use UBRL in California. ubrl.org/ They do sell kits, but depending on your herd size and frequency of testing, it is typically a way bigger savings to just order your own supplies in bulk and have them on hand anyway, as I personally find the only thing I DON'T use regularly are my red top tubes but the needles, syringes, prep pads, etc I use all the time for supplements/meds.
@@FableHillFarm what do you recommend I order? I only have three does a buck and a wether, i’m bringing another buck to trade for the buck I have right now and I’m bringing a doe from the same herd they come from a clean tested herd as I get most of my goats from that breeder.
Also I realized you are in Michigan! I am as well I’m located in ludington we are going to be attending the ADGA show I’m pretty sure you were there last year it’s the mitten madness show. I have some really nice goats and it will be my first ever show so I’m super nervous but excited!
I typically buy my supplies from Jeffers, Valley Vet, PBS animal health or Amazon. You can buy needles and syringes at TSC or another farm store in much smaller quantities so if you only have a few goats and you don't want to buy in bulk, you can buy those there. The red top tubes I bought from PBS animal health. That's right, I was there and I will for sure be there next year. Did we meet? Lol. If not, be sure to introduce yourself this year so I can put a face to a name. I'll have my farm banner up on my pens! Happy to chat if you have questions about show prep. :)
@@FableHillFarm thank you! And no we didn’t meet, I tried to attend the show last year but couldn’t make it. My name is Romelia I have a German shepherd and I own a breed Nigerian dwarf goats! I’m newer to breeding I got started 6 years ago but I just started registered goats