 4-Way Acid Pack 2x is an acidifier. It can be used in for preventing or treating urinary calculi. Simply adding it to their drinking water has been found to aid in preventing urinary calci. |
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 This is a spray on bandage, great for keeping difficult areas to bandage clean while allowing the wound to breathe. It is an aluminum powder based spray, and does not contain any antibacterial agents so is best used along with an antibacterial. |
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 Use Bloat Release as an aid in the treatment of frothy bloat in ruminants. Give as a drench or via a stomach tube. Give goats 6 oz |
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 Apply this powder topically to help check bleeding after a procedure such as dehorning. Use also for superficial wounds. |
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 For immunization in healthy goats against entertoxemia (overeating disease) caused by Clostridium perfringens types C & D and Clostridium tetanus. Inject 2cc SQ. Repeat in 21-28 days, than once annually. Do not vaccinate within 21 days prior to slaughter. |
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 For immunization in healthy goats against entertoxemia (overeating disease) caused by Clostridium perfringens types C & D and Clostridium tetanus. Inject 2cc SQ. Repeat in 21-28 days, than once annually. Do not vaccinate within 21 days prior to slaughter. |
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 This small bottle of antiseptic provides care for wounds and is also recommended over iodine for dipping newborn kids navels. Research has shown iodine dries the navel up quickly, and can potentially seal bacteria in. Chlorhexidine cleans and dries slower, decreasing the chance of 'navel ill'. |
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 Oral Cydectin is in the Moxidectin family of wormers. It controls 13 types of adult and larval stages of internal parasites in sheep. We recommend working with your vet to determine the best worming strategy for your herd. Dosage: 5cc per 50 lbs. 7-day slaughter withdrawal. |
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 Dectomax is in the Doramectin family of wormers. It is a broad-spectrum internal/external parasite control that lasts longer for extended control of adult worms and eggs. We recommend working with your vet to determine the best worming strategy for your herd. Dosage 2 cc per 100 lb body weight. |
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 Topical antiseptic for use prior to surgical procedures, or treating ringworm, footrot, teat sores, minor cuts, bruises, abrasions, or dipping newborns navels. |
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 Ivomec Cattle and Swine 1% is in the Ivermectin family of wormers, and provides effective control for internal and external parasites. 35-day slaughter withdrawal for cattle. We recommend working with your vet to determine the best worming strategy for your herd. DOSAGE: 1 ml per 50 lbs.
Cost to worm a 100lb goat is $1.20. |
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 Orally administers a quick rapid source of energy, vitamins, trace minerals, amino acids, and propylene glycol bloodstream in minutes. Can help weak newborns, and can stimulate the appetite of a sick goat |
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 High calorie liquid energy drench for goats. Provides concentrated Omega 3, 7 and 6 fatty acids. Contains vitamins A, D3 and E. Each dose yields 165 calories, vanilla flavored. You can give 4ml to newborns at birth. Goats - 1 oz per 100 lbs body weight. 8 oz bottle, comes with pump. |
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 For the immunization of healthy animals against pasturella (foaming pneumonia). Dosage: 2 cc SQ. Repeat in 21-28 days. Annual revaccination is recommended to protect against the upper respiratory tract infection. Do not vaccinate within 60 days prior to slaughter.
We found this vaccine is relatively painless to the goats if it is cold when injected. If the vaccine is not cold, it seems to burn and they limp for a few days. |
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For the immunization of healthy animals against pasturella (foaming pneumonia). Dosage: 2 cc SQ. Repeat in 21-28 days. Annual revaccination is recommended to protect against the upper respiratory tract infection. Do not vaccinate within 60 days prior to slaughter.
We found this vaccine is relatively painless to the goats if it is cold when injected. If the vaccine is not cold, it seems to burn and they limp for a few days |
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 Aid in the treatment and prevention of Ketosis |
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 SafeGuard for Goats is an oral wormer in the Fenbendazole family. It is approved for goats. There is a recommended 6-day slaughter withdrawal. Dosage is 3ml per 50lbs. |
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 This is generic brand Albon. Save the shipping cost of ordering a gallon of liquid by mixing this yourself in a gallon of water. Treat for 6 days. |
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 Valbazen is an oral wormer in the albendazole family. It is a broad spectrum wormer effective in the removal and control of the internal parasites. 27 day slaughter withdrawal. We recommend working with your vet to determine the best worming strategy for your herd. Dosage: 3 ml per 50 lbs. bodyweight. |
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 Natural Selenium and Vitamin E Gel supplement for goats that live in a selenium deficient area. Easy to administer with the dial-a-dose tube. Will treat 16 goats, each dose providing 2.5 ppm selenium. Follow the directions and take care not to over dose, as excessive amounts of selenium can be toxic |
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