Dr Cara Sammons-Shepard, DVM is a practicing veterinarian in Maine and New Hampshire, and when on the road, the majority of her patients are goats. She and her husband have owned and operated a commercial farmstead creamery since 2009. In this podcast, Dr Shepard discusses different topics related to goat medicine and husbandry. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Health & FitnessMedicineScienceLife Sciences |
A long overdue update on what's been going on at Flying Goat Farm this spring/early summer. more
Why should we care about whether our goats are registered? It's more than just being able to say that your animal is "purebred" or not. In this episode, I talk about my experience and opinion about why you should register your goats. I'm obviously bi... more
Dystocia is our veterinary doctor word for difficult birth. (I guess maybe we call it something different for humans? I don't know, all species but one over here). In this episode I talk about different causes for dystocia, my experiences with what i... more
Seems like we talk about poop a lot sometimes doesn't it. While I'm sure I've touched on fecal analysis as part of a parasite management program in the past, I thought I would take some time and talk about the different types of fecal analyses we hav... more
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I am fairly new to goat ownership; I'm milking for personal/family use in a small backyard homestead setup. I’m very busy so I don’t have a lot of spare time to sit around reading and researching every little eventuality with my newest charges but I do want what is best for my does and our family. more
I love this podcast! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and farm updates!
I love when Dr. Shepard talks physiology. It is a great help to understand why or why not to include certain common management practice protocols. Love to hear anatomy and physiology that is well explained!!!
A friend recommended this podcast and I’m so glad she did. more
I love this podcast I just wish it was about 40% less introduction, random stream of thought, car driving noise. If you just auto skip the first 5-9 minutes of basically every episode you’ll get to the actual beginning of content.
Apple Podcasts | #81 | United States/Science/Life Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #191 | Canada/Science/Life Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #164 | Australia/Science/Life Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #26 | New Zealand/Science/Life Sciences |
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