How to heal a goat that has CL 

Glad it was helpful! It was quit an ordeal but I really feel I have a handle on it now. I think key points are having a place to seperate the goat when the cyst is going to rupture or get opened, cleaning them off before returning when it is done draining and scabbed and treating the goat in a whole fashion to get them cleaned out and more healthy.

Molim odgovor jel pijete mlijeko od zaražene životinje? Jel kozlić bude isto zaražen mlijekom hvala.

Nice! That Castor Oil is good for so many things!

I have a small herd and I refuse to cull. Mine are happy at moment and no active cysts. There is so much biased information against livestock since the government does not appreciate us raising anything we could possibly eat that I do not trust it. I think we can heal them entirely if we try thinking outside the box. I can always put them down, so why cull if I don't rely on them for my livelihood and they seem happy?

Also, there are studies tht show that it is mainly spread by the goop in the cyst and not much via aerosol. Even NIH is pretty clueless about CL though so who knows.

So far they just keep getting healthier. I had an untreatable autoimmune disease in my early 30's. would have died if I didn't dig into it and try to figure out how to heal my body. I Have a very full and active life now in my 60's! So I think along the same lines for my animals. Fern has had only one small cyst in the last year. The others have been clear. I do understand it can be internal so I keep cleansing and detoxiong them. I seperate when the cyst is open and clean them up good before they return to the herd. I have a small group of only 6 goats so I feel this is manageable and these are pets, not for meat. I will keep posted if we have return of a problem, right now it is on the up side!

Well I brought in 1 animal that had it spread like wild fire, while I was still thinking was just a tick bite. Horses cattle,deer , people eat can get it. I decided for me ,after the struggle, that I now vaccinate and cull at first sign and parted with my older animals. Got it 2 years ago. Seems like I got rid of it finally? Hoping

The animal I brought I found out was extremely In fected in its lungs. Assume that why spread so fast and far rapidly. Was an emotional experience! And now that I can spot it, I see utubes where shearers are hitting it and people buying contaminated animals at auction. On e guy on utube knows his whole herd is contaminated. Says he doesn't care as long as he gets lambs to the sale barn? For me that's immoral. Certainly not anything I would want to spread.