Here is my personal compilation of helpful sheets that I have gleaned off the internet and from books. We recently lost one of our bucks to bloat. Our bucks had been out in our field with free access to browse and a little bit of alfalfa and we moved them into their own pen, essentially dry lotted, and so I upped their daily alfalfa intake. By the time I had found him he was too far gone and I was definitely not prepared for it. This has spurred me into action to try to do more research to be better prepared for ANY emergency. They say the longer you do something, the more you will see and I will say that's about right. Here are some different links, photos, etc. for you to consider. I am in no way a vet but we are learning as we go. I have read conflicting articles on different subjects and how to treat so make sure you do your own research and do what is best for you and your herd.

IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY CALL YOUR VET!!!

Not all vets are familiar with goats, so chat with your vet so you both are comfortable.