Serenity Acres Now

Chronicles Of A Family Farm

Month: March 2010

  • Surgery, Pavlov, and Wild Turkeys

    Surgery, Pavlov, and Wild Turkeys

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    Nerdbilly

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    My post title just made me think of Rum, Sodomy and The Lash. But I digress. I’m having outpatient surgery tomorrow morning, and so the past couple of days have been spent preparing for that, while keeping up with my usual chores, so my presence here has been sparse! I forgot to mention earlier that…

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  • Not fretting quite so much…

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    Nerdbilly

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    We are about to go take our son to his favorite Sunday destination: McDonald’s. (Well, truthfully, it’s the PlayPlace that is his focus.) So this will be quick. The little goat ladies seem to be doing fine – I heard from both our vet and the breeders last night and it sounds like it’s just…

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  • Worried Maaaahhhhmaaaa

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    Nerdbilly

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    Well, I’ve been one worried goat mama over the past day. The babies have been suffering through diarrhea, despite my steadfast efforts to help them by providing electrolytes, Pepto-Bismol (bismuth subsalicylate) and water.  They have been acting normally, the skin-pinch testing doesn’t show any dehydration, and they are still peeing normally. I’ve been in contact…

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