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Why are my sheep and goats coughing?
Below are some possible reasons why your sheep and goats may be coughing
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1. Respiratory infections: Bacterial or viral infections like pneumonia, pleurisy, or caprine arthritis encephalitis (CAE) can cause coughing in sheep and goats.
2. Parasites: Internal parasites like lungworms, liver flukes, or nasal bots can cause coughing.
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3. Dust and poor ventilation: High levels of dust and poor ventilation in the barn can irritate the lungs and cause coughing.
4. Allergies: Allergies to feed, environment, or other substances can cause respiratory issues, including coughing.
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5. Stress: Stress from changes in environment, handling, or social dynamics can cause coughing.
6. Nutritional deficiencies: Deficiencies in vitamins or minerals like vitamin A or selenium can lead to respiratory issues, including coughing.
7. Foreign objects: Inhaling foreign objects like hay or feed particles can cause coughing.
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8. Anatomical issues: Abnormalities in the respiratory tract, like a deviated septum, can cause coughing.
9. Age: Young or old sheep and goats may be more prone to coughing due to developing or declining respiratory systems.
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10. Environmental factors: Exposure to extreme temperatures, humidity, or weather conditions can cause coughing.
Note: It’s essential to consult a veterinarian to determine the specific cause of coughing in your sheep and goats, as some of these reasons may require medical attention.
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