Should I offer him any antibiotics from his small prolapse that he had this morning and for me handeling his man hood yesterday?
I doubt it's needed.
You gave him banamine, right? That might have helped relieve enough pain and swelling that he's stopped straining, allowing the prolapse to go back in.
Hopefully with the swelling relieved, you'll be able to acidify the urine enough to dissolve the stones. I agree that trying to gently work the stones out
could be helpful-
but there's also a risk that you'll end up with one potentially getting stuck. I'd probably wait and know it could be necessary to try if he becomes fully obstructed again.
Even though surgery might not be an option, can you get a vet out to make sure the whole pizzle got snipped off? Also, a vet can catheterize him to relieve bladder pressure, keeping him from straining. They might also be able to instill AC directly into the bladder to dissolve any lingering stones or crystals. (In humans, it was a common treatment to do vinegar instillations into the bladder for post-polio & spinal-cord injury patients who couldn't fully empty their bladder, making them prone to bladder stones. That was before they taught people to self-cath, but it's still done occasionally. So who knows- maybe there's a goat version of the treatment
onder
