Bí Quyết Nuôi Dê Sinh Sản: Những Lưu Ý Quan Trọng Để Tránh Gặp Rủi Ro

In this video, COUNTRYSIDE TV continues to accompany Mr. Thanh to share with farmers some crucial tips for raising breeding goats: • Techniques for caring for pregnant goats: The standard weight for young female goats is 25-30kg before breeding. Supplemental iron and vitamin injections should be given in the first and fourth months of pregnancy to stimulate healthy fetal development. • How to recognize a pregnant goat: Signs include an expanding hip arch, a dilated vulva, and the "milk ducts" (udders) beginning to sag. • Advantages of Boer Hybrid Goats: Mr. Thanh's farm prioritizes raising Boer hybrid goats because of their large size and superior growth rate compared to local or native goats. • Smart farm management: Design separate farrowing pens to isolate pregnant sows; create small pens (1m x 2m) for kids to wean from 2 months old; Experience using plastic floor mats to prevent newborn goat kids from getting their feet trapped. • Veterinary disease prevention and treatment: How to treat mastitis in sows with Amoxicillin combined with pain relievers and fever reducers; tips on injecting Genta and Doxycycline to save weak, sickly newborn goat kids who can't stand. 🔔 Please subscribe to the COUNTRYSIDE TV channel to interact and learn more practical livestock farming knowledge:    / @countrysidetv   📌 Detailed content timeline in the video (Timestamps): 0:00 - Introduction to the topic of goat breeding and things to pay special attention to 01:12 - Standard weight for breeding young female goats (25 - 30kg) and deworming schedule 01:47 - Practical iron injection for first-time pregnant female goats (dosage 3cc/25kg) 02:45 - Natural mating time when raising male goats together and signs of pregnancy (milk let-down) 03:32 - Criteria for selecting female replacement goats: Short stature, double shoulders, deep chest for good mothering 05:06 - Comparison of economic efficiency between Boer crossbred goats and Herbal goats and grass goats 05:40 - Diet for pregnant goats: Limit industrial feed (only feed 200g/day when nursing), mainly feed 2 servings of elephant grass leaves/grass per day 06:32 - Isolation process for goat kids from 2 months old to stimulate mother goats to come back into heat quickly 07:35 - Handling cases of sows abandoning their offspring after birth due to being affected by the smell of other goats 08:14 - Dangerous diseases to note: Mastitis in mother goats and diarrhea in newborn goat kids 08:44 - Memorable experience of assisting in nighttime births and how to inject placental-dissolving medication to prevent retained placenta 09:18 - How to design breeding goat pens: Separate birthing compartment and weaning pen (1m x 2m) 10:05 - The secret to using Genta and Doxy to save a weak baby goat that falls over like it's "drunk" 11:01 - Experience in using Plastic mats on wooden floors to prevent foot pinching and leg fractures in newborn goats 11:50 - How to recognize signs of a pregnant goat (deep milk ducts, scratching the pen, difficulty walking) 12:50 - Symptoms of goat kids suffering from lethargy and cramps during the rainy season and how to quickly treat them with Genta antibiotics ▶️ Watch more videos on goat farming tips here:    • Mô Hình Nuôi Dê Nhốt Chuồng   #goatbreeding #goatfarmingtechniques #farmingskills #pregnantgoatshop #goathospital #countrysidetv #goatpen #boerlaigoat