Warning- GRAPHIC unnatural scur breaks off

[Roving Jacobs]

What a mess, you poor things. I'm glad everyone is doing well now.

I had an angora doe kid somehow pull her horn cap off while I was at the grocery store once. Blood everywhere! My bathroom and car looked like a murder scene. I deal with a fair number of broken horns but that one definitely needed to be rushed to the vet to be cauterized.

 

[NH homesteader]

Wow so glad she's ok! And you obviously have a great vet! That's so scary, I am not even remotely tempted to use that disbudding method.

 

[Hens and Roos]

Wow, glad your vet was available to help you out with her. Poor girl

 

[alsea1]

Wow. That looked horrific. Good thing you had access to a great vet.

 

[Sumi]

@Southern by choice, I think it's understandable that you were wiped out the next day! You and @Goat Whisperer did really great. Looking at those pics again… wow, I can imagine it must have been a heck of a trip, added to dealing with a panicky goat in pain. I reckon if push comes to shove I can handle most emergencies (except when it involves my son!), but I don't know if I wouldn't handled this as well as you guys did. And kudos to the vet as well! So glad to hear Jane is doing better

 

[TAH]

Oh my word I have never seen anything like that. Very glad she is okay . You must have a wonderful vet to help you. Lots of the vets were I live don't even know how to de-horn or anything.

 

[Ferguson K]

Ouch!!!


Just, ouch!!!

 

[BlessedWithGoats]

So thankful everything is okay. Hugs to you both! God Bless your vet too!

 

[secuono]

I saw the bloody picture on the forum slide show at the top. I thought all the skin on her head had been ripped off! =0