the big large things are air trapped under the slide. Without knowing the resolution it's hard to make more guesses. Right now I'd say, there's one worm-egg: left outer side, a bit over the mid-line of the slide picture. Most common would be some type of roundworm.
What kind of worm do you see?
Just did a fecal float on my pregnant doe. Just started with this and this is my first fecal test. Does this look like something to you?
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Ok here are new pics with a new sample at 40x, I tried to get a good picture of it with my iphone but from the pictures I see in the parasitology book, I may be looking at coccidia. If Anyone can confirm I would appreciate it.
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AWw , I'm sorry 
Are you giving Probios ? You could give her electrolytes for her diarrhea so she doesn't get dehydrated.
Poor baby. I didn't see a thread about her , did you put one
up ? You will get ideas on what to do for her. Cathy "happy bleats" or any of the mods here will give you good advice on what to do
I know , its tough when they are sick and we are just learning.
But you are so brave for doing fecals ! I never knew anyone ( until I got into goats , that is , and found this forum ) that would attempt to do their own fecals and learn all there was to learn about it ! I mean , who would get that close to poo ? Anyways , your doing great , pat yourself on the back Like I said , I don't know if you started a thread about your doe , but I would if I were you. And if you did , I'm sorry I didn't see it
Are you giving Probios ? You could give her electrolytes for her diarrhea so she doesn't get dehydrated. Poor baby. I didn't see a thread about her , did you put one
up ? You will get ideas on what to do for her. Cathy "happy bleats" or any of the mods here will give you good advice on what to do
I know , its tough when they are sick and we are just learning.
But you are so brave for doing fecals ! I never knew anyone ( until I got into goats , that is , and found this forum ) that would attempt to do their own fecals and learn all there was to learn about it ! I mean , who would get that close to poo ? Anyways , your doing great , pat yourself on the back
Like I said , I don't know if you started a thread about your doe , but I would if I were you. And if you did , I'm sorry I didn't see it
I did not post a thread about her. Since I just discovered her diarrhea yesterday, I decided to post this thread instead to see if anyone could see a problem in the sample that I of course cannot. She does not have a temp and is eating anything I give her, but since I am new to goats since April (these goats were left with us, owner never returning), I am learning so much from this forum and the folks on here.
I got the microscope from amazon, well I should not even know that because it was a gift for Christmas from my fiancé. Hee hee.
I will take a picture of it so you can see what kind it is, it really is a good scope and I got a book to go along with it. I hope to get these goats healthy and in good enough shape to find wonderful homes for them but in the meanwhile, I have devoted all my time, money, and love to these babies and love them dearly. I am in hopes to learn how to see what I need to in this microscope to save on vet trips but I don't mind taking her if need to be.
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I got the microscope from amazon, well I should not even know that because it was a gift for Christmas from my fiancé. Hee hee.
I will take a picture of it so you can see what kind it is, it really is a good scope and I got a book to go along with it. I hope to get these goats healthy and in good enough shape to find wonderful homes for them but in the meanwhile, I have devoted all my time, money, and love to these babies and love them dearly. I am in hopes to learn how to see what I need to in this microscope to save on vet trips but I don't mind taking her if need to be.
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I'm new at this too but with my doe......same signs as your doe by the way. But when I did a fecal for her which was my first time I saw those same things on your pictures. The only thing that came close to matching was cocci so I went ahead and treated her and runs have been gone now and we.are still working on gaining weight. So in short lol I also say treat for cocci
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