
08/02/05, 07:47 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Southern Indiana
Posts: 158
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It could be a fatty tumer (probably not dangerous and left alone) or something else (I forgot the name) that if oozes can infect the rest of the herd (if you have other goat). The vet will cut it open (or you can) and squeeze out the puss that will look like cottage cheese. Then you will need to clean out stahl and bleach walls, etc.
Also, if you inject needles in the same place then it can get a permenant bulge also.
Those are my guesses without seeing it, someone else may have a better idea.
"Had God wanted man to milk cows HE would have given us four hands, HE didn't, therefore I milk goats"
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