15 Goat Kid Problems to Watch For (with timestamps for reference)

[@floraledet6973]

I LOVE THE LONG VIDEOS…dont worry about what other people complain about as long as your regular viewers are happy with your videos that’s all you worry about. I love them being long the more information the better what can you get out of a five minute video. Keep the LONG videos coming Delci, We come here to learn and your doing great…We love the videos and the explaining you so in them 💕

[@wishiwuzahomestead6338]

I love your detailed information because I want to do my best for my goats! If a person can't handle extra details they certainly can't handle goats. LOL I also know that if I get overwhelmed or don't have enough time to watch the whole video right then... I can pause it and watch later. 😉 Thanks Delci! I appreciate you! 🤗

[@TaylorFamFarm]

I LOVE that you loaded this with so much information! One stop shop ;)

[@DelcifromALifeofHeritage]

Oh, good! 😁 You're my kind of people 😆😍

[@countryMa-df3ms]

Binder ordered 🥰 So happy I've found your channel.

[@paulayousif2902]

Who cares if they are too long? I need this info. You are guiding new people to be successful. Thank you for all your videos, short or long.

[@nuggetbuster56ja]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us newby’s. First thing I did with my newly purchased babies is mix their powdered milk too strong. They got diarrhea. It’s under control now. I still don’t know exactly how much to feed them. I have been feeding approximately 2 1/2 cups 3x daily. They don’t always finish it all. I have two little females. They are 1 month and 5 weeks old. They have hay in front of them always. I turn them out in a grassy paddock when the weather permits. I live in Southern Oregon and we have had tons of rain so they have been in a small barn with access to outside if they desire.

[@karens.8194]

I am so glad I found your channel! The amount of great information on your videos and on your website are beyond what I expected! The detailed information you share is very helpful, shelter set up, diet, mineral intake, supplies that goats need, etc. When I found your KZbin videos and website, I decided t your "My Goat Binder" and I am glad i got it! The information you have on this book is so valuable, It is a great guide for people that want to learn about this beautiful animals and have the desire to make them happy. I personally have no experience raising goats but since I found you I am learning A LOT about it! Thank you so much!

[@hoopnfarm]

Perfect. Not to long at all. I will listen to this whole thing multiple times and eventually it will all stick 😂❤

[@triciamiller4993]

I Love all my baby goats, But I can't keep them all. Just kept one beautiful blue eyed Nigerian buckling and a silver and black doe. I sold the rest. I keep the mommies for milking. They are producing enough for me and my family. I love all the great info. You are truly blessed. Thank you for all the awesome information.

[@kristastanley6792]

I specifically started watching your videos and channel because you put so much info in them. ❤️❤️❤️

[@susanwilson7546]

I LOVE all the information, thank you!!

[@yehomasso3538]

Love and appreciate all of your information and insight. Binder ordered! Thank you

[@conniekreider6014]

I love your videos and recommend your channel to my new goat customers. ❤

[@ibeam5790]

Thank you Delci. Appreciate your loads of info.

[@lindavandyke6204]

Your little black baby goat with the white bar with 2 black spots is adorable. As soon as I saw him I thought the perfect name would be “Domino”. Thank you for all the information. Linda

[@wishiwuzahomestead6338]

I thought the same thing! Domino is perfect!

[@jbk1022]

Thank you for info. Would you be able to put this info into a binder/book ? Once I have goats, if we ever be able to get property 😢, it be nice to have a printed copy. The black baby goat with white square spot and black circle - name it “Domino” ?

[@floraledet6973]

I LOVE the long videos, we come here for information so I want DETAILS…..Im a very detailed person and I also speak very details because Im a very observant person so I also speak detailed so I too would have long videos when I start mine with my farm and KZbin videos. So keep the LONG videos coming. 🙂

[@joycehazlerig6834]

Ugh 😣 KZbin Unsubscribed me! Why ?! I watch your videos all the time. I learn so much!

[@Themodestceo]

My doe just had kids today & it was a total surprise. One doesnt seem to be doing to well & so I am here

[@shannondixson2240]

Your awesome!! Sending Baby goat snuggle. Thank you as always

[@samanthabolton239]

Hey, I love this video. When you mention something you give your goats, will you bring it to the camera so we can see it?

[@mandydriscoll2043]

Loving your informative videos...thank you so much! I want to be prepared for when we get our property to have the knowledge prior to getting our goats! I want to start out right from the beginning of goat farming! Thank you so much...big fan from Australia 🇦🇺

[@guardemdog]

Appreciate your videos, you’re not chattering about things that don’t matter or videos of your children playing with the goats with cute music before finally getting to the important stuff.

[@davinahyeagley3503]

I LOVE all the information that you give!! It is very helpful!😍

[@quitemountainwoman1592]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@DelcifromALifeofHeritage]

Have a great day!

[@scalylife2540]

I’m learning so much from all of your videos!! Thank you!!Is there any way to call you with questions?

[@missybeechler751]

Have you heard of Baycox for coccidia treatment and if so what are your thoughts on Baycox for coccidia treatment 🤔

[@DelcifromALifeofHeritage]

I've never used it. It sounds like it's the legal form of toltrazuril but it's still not approved for use in the US. Toltrazuril has to be mixed and bought from a pharmacist or vet or it's been mixed and sold illegally. So be careful with it because it can be dangerous or just not effective if it's not mixed properly. And personally, I have and use Albon.

[@terril2643]

Great info. The temps are crazy making with goats😐

[@DelcifromALifeofHeritage]

Yes they are! Today is 73 degrees right now and next week our low is 9 degrees. It's so sad and so hard on the animals!

[@kaystehl7738]

Thank you for every detail! Stop complaining people ❤

[@joegonzalez7725]

Hello , just want to thank you for providing the viewers with good wholesome information. At what age should I start deworming, my pygmy goats ? They are a month old can I deworm them now ? What are you recommend and what do you use?

[@lorettapg5263]

Tx u 4 all information

[@TruckersEd]

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[@terigrogan]

Question if you have any idea what this could be. Overnight after deworming all my goats adults and kids they all had serious diarrhea bad. I have corid, everything here but I am totally loss. 1 note I had a vet here over a month ago and lost one of my first timers so sadly. I got her over the blue udder Mastitis after again the veterinarian left. I think the veterinarian brought it in but I am not totally sure. They are still eating

[@ouija6662]

If half the video is begging people to watch the video and telling them that you don't mean to make it long but then you're making it longer by continuously saying that you don't mean to make it long by just talking and stop talking and then just make the video

[@bizarreundead8462]

So I just thoughts it’s funny cuz maybe it’s the difference and hardiness within different breed but I have Tennessee fainting goats/Nigerian dwarf mixes and our lady has had 2 kids so far both times we start heading towards the barn and they just out walking around already born already doing they’re thing and raised up just with momma no supplements or anything I truly stand by let nature do what it knows how to do! We give the animals the proper materials for all they would need in a natural habitat and they take care of themselves for the majority minus our maintenance we give them for there hoofs and hair ofc but than again I’ve never had to deal with with a sickly goat or something happening so this video is very helplful if I come across a problem!

[@DelcifromALifeofHeritage]

Yeah! That’s the goal! Raise hardy goats!

[@lisaapthorp2729]

I’m just asking here since it’s a recent video. At what age do you feel safe putting a collar on the goat kids? Do you use break away collars? Have you had issues with them chewing the collars?

[@guardemdog]

We are using colostrum formula. Mom wants nothing to do with her. Our chihuahua found her cold in the corner of the shelter. She’s a dwarf so not eating as much. When should we see the first poops?

[@katiedangelo404]

I really enjoy your videos! Your very informative and its detailed info... i look forward to watching your all videos! PLEASE DO NOT make SHORTER videos with LESS info I havent found it yet i need to look im guessing you had a video on feed... but im struggling to understand the size if a 'flake' is... im having a hard time determining HOW MUCH feed my goats NEED i like to feed well... i raise strong healthy animals, once i understand thier feed, an actual AMOUNT to feed would be AMAZING i would be over feeding ally animals... id free feed if possible. My goats ate enclosed with no free range grazing. I do go out and find forage and bring it to them, but this is a new 'treat' because i really dont know how much of what to give. I live in arizona, so we have sage, and mesquite and other desert plants... i think id like to use pellets a bit more... but i cant find good guidance on amounts to feed... its frustrating! Help please :)

[@DelcifromALifeofHeritage]

So glad you’re enjoying the videos :) You’ll want to feed by weight. Figure out the weight of your goats. I do have a hay calculator on my site www.alifeofheritage.com you can type hay calculator in the search bar. It will tell you how much, in weight, to feed your goats. And then you can weigh some flakes and get an idea of what the weight looks like. And then feed that weight of hay a day. Your eyeballs will get used to what that weight looks like.

[@jeniferdiaz1205]

Hello can I text you and ask you some questions is because I have a goat and I am worry

[@terril2643]

The CDT antitoxin says it has to be used as soon as opened? I guess I should get a new bottle for ER purposes

[@DelcifromALifeofHeritage]

I think that would be a good idea to had one on hand!

[@christophercrearer]

My have nibbles problem what I must do

[@hamdangoatfarmmianwali2845]

God bless u

[@ronaldschatte1383]

Shivering engages any mammals defense to generate heat. As such it causes other problems, directly related being the consumption of sugars, if they can’t/haven’t eaten, their blood sugar drops and spirals into a dismal triad of death. So, just as Delci says, note the shivering as a sincere and drastic concern.

[@waylinnthompson5975]

Ok so u say take the baby goats temp, but u never told us wat his temp should be?!!!!

[@DelcifromALifeofHeritage]

I guess I didn’t! 102-103°F is normal goat temperature 🤒

[@TruckersEd]

Diarrhea. My goats tend to get diarrhea in the spring, from eating too many wild onions

[@su9978]

For the first days, the baby goats will have different poop, dont think that as diareia

[@Adri_TikTok_Rix]

Oky , you talk of problems, but not how to help ....