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Goat Twisting Head. Depression, decreased appetite, fever, leaning or stumbling or moving in one direction. Affected goats may exhibit a range of neurological signs such as ataxia (uncoordinated movements), head pressing, blindness, circling, seizures, and overall depression. I was convinced she had goat polio or. I had a nubian that we called helicopter head. Recognizing the symptoms of goat polio is crucial for early intervention. Symptoms include some or all of the following: She will do it quickly, much like a human will roll their head and neck around to stretch it, or as if she is sniffing a large circle in. If left untreated, goat polio can lead to coma and death. Scared me to death for a week or so. Listeriosis is brought on by feeding silage, sudden changes in kind of feed, parasitism, dramatic weather changes, and advanced stages of. She's the only one in my herd who does that, and she first stands her front feet up against the wall, then twists her head around.

Affected goats may exhibit a range of neurological signs such as ataxia (uncoordinated movements), head pressing, blindness, circling, seizures, and overall depression. Listeriosis is brought on by feeding silage, sudden changes in kind of feed, parasitism, dramatic weather changes, and advanced stages of. Scared me to death for a week or so. I was convinced she had goat polio or. She will do it quickly, much like a human will roll their head and neck around to stretch it, or as if she is sniffing a large circle in. Depression, decreased appetite, fever, leaning or stumbling or moving in one direction. Symptoms include some or all of the following: If left untreated, goat polio can lead to coma and death. Recognizing the symptoms of goat polio is crucial for early intervention. She's the only one in my herd who does that, and she first stands her front feet up against the wall, then twists her head around.

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Goat Twisting Head She's the only one in my herd who does that, and she first stands her front feet up against the wall, then twists her head around. Affected goats may exhibit a range of neurological signs such as ataxia (uncoordinated movements), head pressing, blindness, circling, seizures, and overall depression. She's the only one in my herd who does that, and she first stands her front feet up against the wall, then twists her head around. Symptoms include some or all of the following: Scared me to death for a week or so. Depression, decreased appetite, fever, leaning or stumbling or moving in one direction. I was convinced she had goat polio or. If left untreated, goat polio can lead to coma and death. Recognizing the symptoms of goat polio is crucial for early intervention. Listeriosis is brought on by feeding silage, sudden changes in kind of feed, parasitism, dramatic weather changes, and advanced stages of. She will do it quickly, much like a human will roll their head and neck around to stretch it, or as if she is sniffing a large circle in. I had a nubian that we called helicopter head.