the color. i can't get it. Not this brownish, which is beautiful in this pic, but not it....it's a grey kind of brown, from the Oak Galls but no matter how i tried, it wouldn't come True. But i like, very much the Marks
today was day 5 of the antibiotic injections for Cinderella. Liquamycin LA 200 Oxytetraycline injection. And the spray topical Scarlex. Day 5 when you evaluate any improvement, to continue, or to let it go. All the books, the o nline info,
with goats, at a point you just
cull.
which means put down. kill. Cull is kind of a nicer word for kill.
her udder is much better...reduced in size...the point of all of it seems to be oozing and releasing. Her butt hole is pink and dry. Her appetite is good and today, for the injection, she was Strong and resisting. 5 more days then. It's what we can thnk of. She is held in this corridor between the Doe Forest and the Original Buck Yards. It's narrow, but Long. The other Goats come to visit on the Doe side. Her mother, Ginger comes off and on through the day, just to see her. It has to be this way. If we let her loose, we would never be able to catch her anymore. This way, we can do all that we know to do. She yells, being caught, even tho she doesn't run away from being caught, but when she is caught, being held by her new collar for the injection, she yells. She doesnt yell for the injection, just for the Holding. When it's all over, she eats the pellets.
Fig has begun to grow again. Many new leaves and these two last fruits.
