He had Thiamine Judy and was clear of cocci, it didn't make any difference unfortunately, and his Albumin levels were normal too. The only slightly high result was his bile acid but this was only at the top end of normal and not something my vet or Claire Whitehead had any real concerns over.
Moving on to Oscar, the ophthalmologist was very pleased with him and his eye and the speed at which it was healing. He is still on a cocktail of eye drops but the injections are coming to an end and the drops have reduced, and there is definitely sight there. We're back again in three weeks.
We are are heading towards thoughts of winter and winter grazing so the main group of girls have had another move round, fresh grass always goes down well! Before they move I always check the fields carefully and there were some very impressive mushrooms in this field, not sure what they were but I don't think I'd fancy them in an omelet!
I've decided that I think I seriously need to look into a milking goat, as I have now started feeding another of the cria. Black Betty has always been a slow grower but last week she lost weight, I'd tried feeding her before but she wasn't having any of it, however she must now be hungry as she took just short of 300ml twice. Hopefully that will help her weigh gain, poor little thing doesn't have a very dense fleece either so she might end up with a second coat on before long too!!
Yesterday when checking the sheep we noticed that someone had hit the crash barrier on the far east side of our farm and had pushed it into part of our fence. Thankfully the sheep hadn't noticed that they could actually get out! I was not impressed that they hadn't bothered to tell me, it must have been a big lorry as they have pulled two huge lumps of concrete out the ground, the police knew nothing about it either so looks like it's another fence repair that we've got to fund.