Your conclusion on what is causing the problem there is good. Had that problem with one of our goats. Paying keen attention to your animals and correcting the problem early is key
Rainy weather is a curse to goats very well said here in rajasthan india there is very little rainfall thats why we are largest producers of goats in india because our weather is supportive for goats
When our goats start coughing and see fluids coming out from their noses: we usually let the goats loose in the field. Not only so they can browse and eat whatever foods they want BUT the sun rays will give them Vitamin D, and these goats will become healthy very quickly via natural methods. Therefore, coughs and colds are no problem with us, and we only administer antibiotics if the goat seems very weak.
Flower's are important for goats roses and sun flowers when there teeth are coming and going and coughing or warm water in winter to drink a home made warm chicken broth and the goat is brand new
While I believe respiratory infections can be caused by fine particulate matter. Such as dusty feeds and hay. I don't believe this would be the primary reasons for the high instances of respiratory ailments and outbreaks thereof. As it is the same dusty stuff being fed in the drier seasons, similarly as the wet. Especially since it has been noted, that these respiratory illnesses, are concentrated around the wetter (rainier) seasons. The variable during their increased occurence, happens to be the increased humidity, as well as the cooler temperatures. All brought about by the rain. Most of these respiratory ailments are caused by micro-organisms. The humidity and reduced temperatures provides favourable conitions for their populations to grow. Meaning that more of these organisms are able to infect the sytems of the livestock. Whilst a normally healthy immune system may have been able to deal with the lower concentrations in the dry season. Thus showing no symptoms. It is also why the ailments prevail amongst younger livestock Whose microbiome may not be as developed as the more mature adults. That same immune system, will now be overwhelmed during the rainy season. The dry seasons, would have allowed for fresh circulation of air. Also higher concentrations of U.V rays from sunlight Hence most respiratory recovery wards are in bigger open spaces. Both conditions functioning as a hindrance to increased concentrations of the pathogens. In so doing reducing their prolificacy of reproduction. During the rainy seasons, the livestock spend more time in their enclosures. These enclosures would have afforded them less air circulation, limited U.V light, concentrated stocking rates and higher ammonia concentrations from slower diffusing urine scents. All of these environmental factors synchronize. Increasing the stress factor, on a normally healthy immune system. Sadly causing the pathogens to win the daily war. As bad populations overcome smaller weaker stressed ones. Thus we see a rise in the incidences of disease. Also noted is that during the rainy seasons. More wet grasses are fed in the cut and carry system. Leading to the increase parasitic burden. Further stressing the animal. The solution I believe lies in prevention rather than cure. The immunity lies within the management of the microbiome. It is thus supported by what's ingested during these times. I would employ methods to allow for greater airflow in the pens. Slotted flooring is a must also Introduce or increase specific nutrient intake geared towards boosting the immune systems (to include vitamin supplements). Inclusion of probitics which would see populations of the beneficial bacteria increase. So as to accomodate for the influx of bad. Ensure the use of the fodder conservation methods. So as to have fodder available that is free from the parasites. Let it grow and harvest the bulk of your forages during the peak rainy seasons. Whilst feeding the previous hay and silage stored. Drier feed materials, means the animals now have to depend on the watering systems you provide. Thus ensuring there is an adequate daily intake of vitamin supplements. Which you would have provided. If its viable increase the size of the pens. So as to facilitate a stricter adherance to the recommended minimum required stocking rate space per animal. Some benefit can also be derived from having a dedicate temporary isolation space in every pen. Where first detected symptomatic animals can be immediately seperated and treated. To mitigate any perpetual spread. Vigilant aherance to routine pen sanitation.
Sir, What if you make goat shed air "dry" during the wet season by air-conditoners and dehumidifiers. and There will be on water in lung which goats have.
Iv had my goat ramstien for 20 year's and the tree they need to survive the leaves grow back every five days so they can eat as much as they want there's no goat bloat if there eating oats and get bloat one gas -x pill and the goat is good for 2 months I haven't found what plant they eat for there gas
Dear Trevor, Can we use date fruit honey/syrup we grow a lot of date trees, it is available and almost free instead of molasses. Also how much of dry date in grams can we feed each goats we have plenty and at low price. Can we give 500 grams or dry dates to each goat? Thanks.
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Your conclusion on what is causing the problem there is good. Had that problem with one of our goats. Paying keen attention to your animals and correcting the problem early is key
Hope the goats get well soon
Thank u uncle bernard, your channel is very informative
Very informative. Thank you sir B
Thanks for the information that will be very helpful in the future keep up the good work 👍👍💯🇹🇹🇹🇹
Great stuff as usual Mr Bernard. Keep up the good work. 👊🏾🇬🇧🇯🇲
Thanks for this video very very helpful
Very informative
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Exellent information and analysis💯💥💥
Rainy weather is a curse to goats very well said here in rajasthan india there is very little rainfall thats why we are largest producers of goats in india because our weather is supportive for goats
When our goats start coughing and see fluids coming out from their noses: we usually let the goats loose in the field. Not only so they can browse and eat whatever foods they want BUT the sun rays will give them Vitamin D, and these goats will become healthy very quickly via natural methods. Therefore, coughs and colds are no problem with us, and we only administer antibiotics if the goat seems very weak.
Nice animals.. hope to see a followup video.. wish you all the best
Thanks
Very great information,sometimes you can mix the chicken/fine pig feeden with bear haps so it doesn't affect them that much💯🇯🇲👍
The black alpine buck looking good 💯🇯🇲👍
Wow thx so much for da information
Flower's are important for goats roses and sun flowers when there teeth are coming and going and coughing or warm water in winter to drink a home made warm chicken broth and the goat is brand new
Good video
God bless you sir
You inspired me to start out in goat farming, where can I get hay and hops? We need to talk
What's the name of the antibiotic
Good morning I love your video I am having the cold problem too what is the name of your antibiotic
I practice not to let my goats on pasture in the early morning while the grass is wet I wait until the sun is up before they go out
Sir write some medicine for cold, cough, and fever
While I believe respiratory infections can be caused by fine particulate matter. Such as dusty feeds and hay. I don't believe this would be the primary reasons for the high instances of respiratory ailments and outbreaks thereof. As it is the same dusty stuff being fed in the drier seasons, similarly as the wet. Especially since it has been noted, that these respiratory illnesses, are concentrated around the wetter (rainier) seasons. The variable during their increased occurence, happens to be the increased humidity, as well as the cooler temperatures. All brought about by the rain. Most of these respiratory ailments are caused by micro-organisms. The humidity and reduced temperatures provides favourable conitions for their populations to grow. Meaning that more of these organisms are able to infect the sytems of the livestock. Whilst a normally healthy immune system may have been able to deal with the lower concentrations in the dry season. Thus showing no symptoms. It is also why the ailments prevail amongst younger livestock Whose microbiome may not be as developed as the more mature adults. That same immune system, will now be overwhelmed during the rainy season. The dry seasons, would have allowed for fresh circulation of air. Also higher concentrations of U.V rays from sunlight Hence most respiratory recovery wards are in bigger open spaces. Both conditions functioning as a hindrance to increased concentrations of the pathogens. In so doing reducing their prolificacy of reproduction.
During the rainy seasons, the livestock spend more time in their enclosures. These enclosures would have afforded them less air circulation, limited U.V light, concentrated stocking rates and higher ammonia concentrations from slower diffusing urine scents.
All of these environmental factors synchronize. Increasing the stress factor, on a normally healthy immune system. Sadly causing the pathogens to win the daily war. As bad populations overcome smaller weaker stressed ones. Thus we see a rise in the incidences of disease. Also noted is that during the rainy seasons. More wet grasses are fed in the cut and carry system. Leading to the increase parasitic burden. Further stressing the animal.
The solution I believe lies in prevention rather than cure. The immunity lies within the management of the microbiome. It is thus supported by what's ingested during these times. I would employ methods to allow for greater airflow in the pens. Slotted flooring is a must also Introduce or increase specific nutrient intake geared towards boosting the immune systems (to include vitamin supplements). Inclusion of probitics which would see populations of the beneficial bacteria increase. So as to accomodate for the influx of bad. Ensure the use of the fodder conservation methods. So as to have fodder available that is free from the parasites. Let it grow and harvest the bulk of your forages during the peak rainy seasons. Whilst feeding the previous hay and silage stored. Drier feed materials, means the animals now have to depend on the watering systems you provide. Thus ensuring there is an adequate daily intake of vitamin supplements. Which you would have provided. If its viable increase the size of the pens. So as to facilitate a stricter adherance to the recommended minimum required stocking rate space per animal. Some benefit can also be derived from having a dedicate temporary isolation space in every pen. Where first detected symptomatic animals can be immediately seperated and treated. To mitigate any perpetual spread. Vigilant aherance to routine pen sanitation.
Hi Mrs Bernard my goats have this issues but I don't know a vet were can I go to get the medicine
Goat them look healthy tho prezi
Why kind of antibiotic did you use?
Sir, What if you make goat shed air "dry" during the wet season by air-conditoners and dehumidifiers. and There will be on water in lung which goats have.
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My goat have a head cold when she blow her nose nothing but when she pull in ir u hear that clod in her nose
Iv had my goat ramstien for 20 year's and the tree they need to survive the leaves grow back every five days so they can eat as much as they want there's no goat bloat if there eating oats and get bloat one gas -x pill and the goat is good for 2 months I haven't found what plant they eat for there gas
Dear Trevor,
Can we use date fruit honey/syrup we grow a lot of date trees, it is available and almost free instead of molasses. Also how much of dry date in grams can we feed each goats we have plenty and at low price. Can we give 500 grams or dry dates to each goat? Thanks.
Wat can i use for the cough on cold
Hi sir I hope you fine
Which antibiotic mix in water that is use for animal
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What is the type of antibiotic used?
Ours have a really bad cough and diarrhea any suggestions
Can I know what is Banadine which is talked in this video for treatment of pneumonia.
Good evening sir am looking a nebula ram to buy do you have any?
You use aleo vera ?
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Useful information for farms in very cold areas.
The goat is not on America's cattle list you can't slaughter them that's the law you can face serious charges killing the goat
Your not allowed to eat goat in America you can go to prison its not on our cattle list look up this law thank you