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Expert Profile: goatlady

Expertise:   Specializing in New Goat Owner understanding of goat physiology, goat anatomy, goat care and herd management. *I am not a veterinarian, any advice and information should be verified by your veterinarian before administering to your goats. Note: Keep in mind, the goat expert is volunteering her time to help other goat owners, she also runs her farm with her own herd of 100 goats and may not be at her computer at all hours. Questions are answered as soon as she can possibly read and answer them, usually within 24 hours. (! During times of severe summer weather in the Midwest, I may experience a delay in internet service due to the interference of the satellite reception - but will answer your questions as soon as service is restored. !)

Experience in the area
17 years experience of raising goats and herd management. Active hands on experience with goat herd and research with various Caprine University Research and Extension Centers nationwide. 15 years dedicated to helping other goat breeders/owners with goat anatomy, goat disease and goat health care issues via phone, published goat care articles and internet interaction.

Organizations
5 year active member of International Veterinary Information Service

Publications
United Caprine News, Homesteaders Magazine, Columnist for Goat Magazine, Owner and Author of GoatPedia™

Education/Credentials
Graduate Programs in Medicine, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Stanford University

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Something controversial or provocative about this subject  (! During times of severe summer weather in the Midwest, I may experience a delay in internet service due to the interference of the satellite reception - but will answer your questions as soon as service is restored. !)
What do you like about this subject?  What is there not to love about goats? They are my life! If I am on Vacation there will be help for you at my goat emergency Yahoo Group: http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/Med-A-Goat911/ There are also descriptive goat care articles at my website: http://Goat-Link.com
Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:  Goats do NOT eat everything. They are fastidious eaters and require good clean mold free hay and fresh clean water daily. *goatlady in the AllExperts Top 25 for April 2008, May 2008, June 2008, July 2008,August 2008 and Sept 2008!~ Thank you for your nominations!!!
What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?  I want to help others understand their goats and be able to give their goats they best care they can.
Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 14240
Knowledge   9.97   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.95   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.98   Best of the best
Politeness   10.0   Best of the best
Number Of Questions
(in Past 24 Hours)
2
Max Questions to be Asked
(in 24 Hour period)
100
Total Questions
(since joining AllExperts)
1513
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User Comments
This is really great to hear. I will try your suggestions.
(Cheryl on 11/20/08)
Thank you for your help. I worry she will need another c-section and I just don't have the $500 like I did the last time. Maybe her at UCD they migh
(Cheryl on 11/20/08)
Goatlady is the best; kind, knowledgeable and genuinely concerned for her goat friends. She has been a pillar of strength tome as I am undergoing a v
(Becky on 11/20/08)
Thanks! She probably did have a change in diet she was pretty thin so she has been fed well here! She is getting loads of hay also as she eats alot!
(brandee on 11/20/08)
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Recent Answers from goatlady
2008-11-21  baby goat dying HI Michele, Yes mix it according to the package and for the ones with symptoms, give it to them directly with a syringe measuring what you need, A 100 lb goat needs between 6TBSP sulmet directly...
2008-11-21  Intestinal Parasites HI Gerard, Ahh,, OK.. Yes, when you deworm, deworm ivomec (ivermectin-generic and same thing)as an injection SUbQ - your dosages are fine, BUT then deworm again in 10 days, and again in another 10 days...
2008-11-21  baby goat dying HI Michelle, Start the baby on that (I don't know which package it is so I don't know what the instructions for dosing are- it must say on the package somewhere how to dose) The blood in the poop is Cocci...
2008-11-21  Disappointed in myself... Hi Becky, Too bad it isn't warm weather and you guys had a spa you both could use. Would work wonders for you both. Massage her bad side as it may be getting numb, but if her muzzle drops down to the...
2008-11-21  goat in heat Hi Kay, There must be a buck around somewhere, a neighbor's house maybe? And no, you cannot prevent it, this should last about 3 days, and then again in approx 21 days for 3 days and so one until February-ish...
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