Yes! We do plan to put in a French drain there, just not while it's raining. Lol. I have made a temporary fix until we can get to it by filling it with a bunch of sawdust for now.

No you didn't miss it! She has since labeled and hung little tags on there. Great point. We will be sure to highlight the labels in a future video.

Hi there, Yvette. How long has the coughing been going on? Does it sound wet or dry? Fever? Do you have a stethoscope to listen to lung sounds? If you don't I highly recommend having one on hand. It could be anything from hay allergies to lung worms to pneumonia.

@@WelcomeGroveHomestead it sounds dry. I’ll get a stethoscope. We’re in Queensland, Australia warm humid climate. They’re on a product called bioworma for worming which is a natural wormer, but I think I might need to up the minerals. It’s been going on for about a month.

No fever, she seems completely normal except for the cough. Eating, drinking pooping and weeing normally and bullying her paddock mates

I’ll organise the vet to come out in the next few days. I was hoping it would pass but it seems it isn’t.

@Yvette Saxon I have one or two goats that have a chronic cough. I took them to the vet, who gave them antibiotics and assured me that would clear it up. That was 6 months ago. The cough never went away, except for one when the weather cooled. The cold air seems to help his lungs, so I'm guessing that he may just have a condition. He is otherwise healthy. I would still recommend getting a fecal done, just to rule out parasites. If clear, there is an essential oil product you can try, VetRx. Easily available on Amazon. Couple drops in each nostril a couple times per day and see if that helps. Good luck!

No doubt!