[Hasankhurshid29]

Hi

The goat is lying from morning. We have given her antibiotics, multi vitamins and some other injections. But she cannot stand up.

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

Just given her this:
Only 3ml vitamin b
Hoping for best

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

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@MadHouse
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[Hasankhurshid29]

Gas is stucking up in her stomach.
Should I give her mollases water?

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

She is not drinking mollases water and but she is nibbing leaves but not taking it in

 

[goathiker]

The B1 must be given every 6 hours along with large doses of penicillin. It takes a lot of time to bring them back from this but it can be done.

 

[JML Farms]

Can you help her up a few times a day? Keep her upright and not on her side all day?

 

[Aasiya]

Agree with the advice....she needs penicillin and vit b periodically throughout the day. Has a vet seen her? You said she had gas in her stomach...so she might be bloated..did you try giving her medication for bloat or baking soda?
I also had a kid look like this when he had seizures ( he had tetanus at the time)...so a vet can only confirm what it really is
Hope others can help more

 

[SalteyLove]

She needs an anti-inflammatory for the brain inflammation once per day in addition to the B-Vitamins and Penicillin given every 6 hours. Prop her up "sternal" so she is laying on her chest not her side , that will help the gas leave as well.

 

[goathiker]

I will point out that this is a middle east breed. This person is in Pakistan or something...

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

The B1 must be given every 6 hours along with large doses of penicillin. It takes a lot of time to bring them back from this but it can be done.

Because of stupid vets (They shouldn't be called Vet) this happened. I have called a different Vet and he said its only because of severe bloat. And he releases the gas by putting the syringe in the stomach from above. He has given her two injections in the vein to release the gases and given her some herbal formula orally to release the gases.
The feets are freely moving so cannot be tetanus.
If we have treated the bloat early, we would not be in this situation.
I have posted the vitamin b complex injection which I myself has given. I have given it 6 ml.
Currently she is still laying. We have change the side on which she is laying. Also if I raise her mouth, she escapes gas more frequently than laying down

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

also had a kid look like this when he had seizures ( he had tetanus at the time)...so a vet can only confirm what it really is
Hope others can help more

Stupid vet in the morning sad that this is tetanus and he told me to slaughter her right away whereas the problem is the bloating.

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

From 2 days she was not eating much but I wasn't that much concerned as she was some time chewing her cuds and was pooping also. But actual She was bloated but I didn't think it can go this worse

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

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Can this injection be given every 6 hours?

 

[goathiker]

Try propping her up on her breast bone. You can put branch bundles or boxes to keep her there. Then you can put her head up above her stomach on another box.

 

[goathiker]

Can this injection be given every 6 hours?

Yes it can.

 

[MadHouse]

So sorry to hear this! Did you say the vet already released gas with a syringe? I am sorry, I don’t have any advice. I am Praying for her.

By the way, congratulations on the kids!

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

Try propping her up on her breast bone. You can put branch bundles or boxes to keep her there. Then you can put her head up above her stomach on another box.

Current position:

 

[Hasankhurshid29]

So sorry to hear this! Did you say the vet already released gas with a syringe? I am sorry, I don't have any advice. I am Praying for her.

By the way, congratulations on the kids!

Yes he released it but after sometime there is more gas in her stomach