Ellie- I spoke too quick

Ok, I won’t close thread. And again, thanks for your interest and help with Ellie. He (grand son in law) ask me did I have a chart and told me that Coccidia is a hard one to find but he could show me. When he first started with the vet they saw large animals such as , cows, goats, sheep and pigs. He made farm calls and would go out but age stopped all that. My refrigerator for goat supplies is a wine cooler. I have it set on 46 degrees. Ok on the aloe and ACV. I’ll probably do that for the next two Saturdays. EO’s and herbals, Wednesday thru Friday and ACV and aloe on Saturday’s for two weeks. Thanks again for all you have done.

 

She was fine this evening and I pray she continues. Eats good, drinks water, I am continuing the slippery elm and garlic and probiotics top dressed on the alfalfa pellets.

 

I went to Walmart today to look for the red raspberry leaves. After searching thru all I could fine I ask a couple of Walmart employees and they didn’t know if they carried them or not. I found raspberry tea bags but didn’t get them.

 

Just did a fecal on Ellie:
Saw 3 whip worms
2 Coccidia
13 barberpole
This was done on a green grid McMaster slide with 5 grams fecal and 30ml floatation
I only did 1 green grid as the other side didn’t fill well and it was getting dark. She is way better that last fecal. If I can next week I want to take a fecal from her and carry to vet and I’ll run my fecal as a test for me.
Another goats that started scouring is Lottie.
She tested:
1100 per gram on barberpole
3 Coccidia.

 

Will the herbs kill the whip worms?

 

Has anyone tried using the camera for a microscope? Seems it would be easier to see on your laptop what your looking at in the scope.

 

If so what is a good brand or model to get?