r/goats • u/lazuethepirate • 12h ago
Goat Pic🐐 Just sharing my little herd!
Super happy to find this subreddit, will definitely be bringing my questions here in the future!
r/goats • u/lazuethepirate • 12h ago
Super happy to find this subreddit, will definitely be bringing my questions here in the future!
r/goats • u/Fragrant-Theory9201 • 17h ago
There was this cute sunflower dog costume I had to get, they aren't fans of it, but I did snap a couple photos before taking it off of them.
First goat is my boy Al, who really hated it, but allowed me to take a photo, and the second goat is Miracle. She was indifferent.
r/goats • u/StephenMcGannon • 20h ago
r/goats • u/LifeguardComplex3134 • 10h ago
Is this normal? Does anyone else's goats do this? His favorite place to sleep is on a cinder block...
r/goats • u/Icy-Extension-8845 • 6h ago
I have had them almost 2 weeks and they seem to be settling in well so far!
r/goats • u/Effective-Show-2264 • 17h ago
Also, as I have wondered myself: why do they have square pupils in the first place?
r/goats • u/wanninger1 • 12h ago
Does this look like Orf virus on my boy? We’ve had him about a year now and relatively new to caring for goats outside of that. He seems to be my one with the most medical conditions out of the herd
r/goats • u/Antique_Ad_1060 • 1h ago
Hello! I’ve recently encountered a situation involving a male goat with unilateral cryptorchidism (one undescended testicle) that is intended for slaughter. We removed the visible testicle, but the undescended one is still inside the body.
If I slaughter the goat, will the meat have any unusual odor? Is it safe and suitable for consumption?
I’d appreciate any tips on how to make the best use of this animal.
P.S. Removing the undescended testicle is not an option due to a lack of qualified veterinary personnel.