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Provide Warmth and Initial Rehydration

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WE STILL MIGHT LOSE HIM.....PRAYERS NEEDED ON THE FARM ❤

What happens here

The farmer shows the baby goat wrapped in multiple warm towels, explaining that the towels were kept in a dryer to stay warm. He gently unwraps a portion to reveal the small male goat and demonstrates giving it sugar water using a syringe. He notes that the goat was not breathing well initially but is starting to warm up and swallow the sugar water.

Goal: Increase the baby goat's body temperature and begin rehydration

Tools and materials

  • Pet Carrier / Crate — Providing a contained and safe space for the goat
  • Syringe — Administering sugar water to the baby goat
  • Sugar Water Homemade — Providing immediate energy and initial rehydration
  • Warm Towels/Blankets — Wrapping the baby goat to provide warmth and prevent further heat loss

What they say

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so folks wrapped up in this towel right here we've got the baby goat okay we've been keeping towels in the dryer and keeping them nice and warm I don't have a heat blanket to put them on but it's a little male baby goat and he's he's up in here he's tucked in here when we found him he was curled up in the fence and he was covered with mud and he was obviously really really cold really cold to the touch he's starting to warm up a little bit and we're giving him some sugar water now I'm gonna have Daniel with arms family homestead call me here in just a minute and we'll talk to him and get some advice from him on what he thinks he's been through this scenario before he's dehydrated he's hypothermic and I can't get him to the vet's office because the vet's office is closed today so we've got to do something here and we'll get a little sugar water right now so what you guys need to know is when we first found him he was not breathing very well good enough sugar water here you go buddy hello hey Daniel I was

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