abraeri
Overrun with beasties
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We got a new 6 month goat kid a few weeks ago along with the two year old ones we had. They had some fighting when we put them together, but not really anything too serious. Today night we noticed the kid was lethargic and we checked her temperature - 105.8. However, she has a good appetite.
We checked our security camera footage and saw that she got rammed earlier in the day (we had to leave them in the barn when we went to church).
Can internal injuries cause a fever? How common are internal injuries?
We called the breeder we got the goats from, who has been a great help, and she suggested we give her penicillin first thing in the morning to get the fever down. However, this is before we realized she had been rammed by the other goat.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
We checked our security camera footage and saw that she got rammed earlier in the day (we had to leave them in the barn when we went to church).
Can internal injuries cause a fever? How common are internal injuries?
We called the breeder we got the goats from, who has been a great help, and she suggested we give her penicillin first thing in the morning to get the fever down. However, this is before we realized she had been rammed by the other goat.
Any suggestions are appreciated.