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<blockquote data-quote="Nite Hawk" data-source="post: 1408036" data-attributes="member: 18682"><p>"cocci" can be brutal if you live in a damp climate and among goats, </p><p> maybe they are just more susceptible than calves. Have diligently treated goats under vet supervision in wet climates and they still died, and others were poor "do-oers" the vet said due to the internal scarring of the intestines which effected food being absorbed.</p><p>Never under estimate what coccidiosis can do, especially in damp climates it, seems to love the damp coastal type weather. Haven't seen it in years and hope never to see it again..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nite Hawk, post: 1408036, member: 18682"] "cocci" can be brutal if you live in a damp climate and among goats, maybe they are just more susceptible than calves. Have diligently treated goats under vet supervision in wet climates and they still died, and others were poor "do-oers" the vet said due to the internal scarring of the intestines which effected food being absorbed. Never under estimate what coccidiosis can do, especially in damp climates it, seems to love the damp coastal type weather. Haven't seen it in years and hope never to see it again.. [/QUOTE]
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