Rhubi has accepted her kids

A beautiful sight, after the C-section, and the drugs have worn off, Rhubi has accepted her kids, and the babies are working Mama's udder. Notice how much larger the buckling is over the doeling.

Contrary to what some ignorant people think, goats like all animals (and humans), need health care.  Some care can be performed at home, and some of the care needs to be performed by licensed DVM's. Prior to getting into goats, folks need to do a lot of studying, buy goats from reputable breeders, and have a  livestock veterinarin on speed dial. 

A good link for general goat health care is:

http://fiascofarm.com/goats/index.htm 

She primarily believes in a holistic approach which is fine,

however, especially if you are inexperienced,

allow a Vet to followup behind you

to make sure your animals are in top condition.

All livestock need to be checked and treated by Veterinarian's!
Animals have health-care issues, if you have animals, have a Vet!