When we were building our house at the goat farm I thought to myself, what will I ever do with a laundry room this big? As you can see I quickly converted it into a Goat Medicine / Care closet. We lost some goats in the beginning ju
st because we didn't know. After that I began to research and study in hopes of not having any more goats die at the farm. I can't tell you how much money we have spent on goat supplies because I don't know. I am afraid to add it up.
Here are some of the things we keep on hand.
Thermometers - At least 2 at all times. See our page on Basis Goat Assessment
Goat electrolytes
Goat probiotic paste
Jump start
Selenium and vitamin e paste for kidding season
Goat Penicillin
Baytril for goats
Corrid
Ivermectin for goats
LA 200
Penicillin
Prohibit for goats
Safeguard
Cydectin Oral Sheep Drench
Ammonium Chloride
Banamine
Vitamin C chewable (for people)
Pepto
Milk of Magnesium (MOM)
Thiamine Injectable for goats
Fortified Vitamin B Complex
Activated Charcoal
Ivermectin Pour on for livestock
Cooper Bolus
Loose Minerals
Molasses
Wound treatment stuff (Bandages, wrap, red cote, iodine, etc.)
Kitchen Flour (This will stop bleeding. My husband thought I was crazy first time I used it.)
*Our goat medical close is work in progress. I have so much on hand. I would rather have it at 2am and save a life, than loose a goat because everything was closed and the Vet can't get here in time!