Need Advise On A Yearling Doe sneezing

Dave - we seem to always be feeling like we are either parinoid, or we wait too long and loose them. If I hear anything that makes me think a cold, or respiratory, or a hint of anything less than normal, I do something. In your situation, my first thought is to try something mild like a Di-Methox or other soluable water treatment. If no change in a day or two, then start thinking about other antibiotics, like Excenell or Nuflor or Baytril. Just depends on the symptoms being presented. I am not one to "just wait and see" although some get along just fine with that, I am not comfortable rolling those dice. To each his own, good luck and let us know if you have other observations or thoughts about your situation.

If its not respitory you might think about nasal bots. Ive seen mine sneeze trying to blow them out of her nose. A good worming might be the answer. Rick

It not always bots. but rick is on also, good worming help. here in ok i see lot flying bugs in summer they are thick in evening,they are thick even low to ground,i see this almost every summer.they get in nose and causes lot sneezing and nose scratching seems they get them out i saw few i wandered, didnt seem to bad this yr,Dc

When it freezes. right now it is horsefly,and i guess midge, last couple yrs you could look across the field at sunset see millions of these bugs i was talking bout.i got mild case of ehd or bt, not sure, she slobbered couple days,little better, no worse.Best of luck DC