1 Contribution. I believe leopard tortoises are somewhat similar, although the coloring is much different and leopard tortoises are the 5th largest tortoises in the world. Actually, none, sâ¦orry. Desert Tortoises are all too often carriers of Mycoplasma Agassizii and other tortoise species have no built in defense against that.
Even if your goat is not running a high or low fever, this provides a clue to you and/or your vet as to what the problem could be. The ânormalâ temperature for a Boer goat is 101Â°F to 103Â°F in the winter, spring, and fall. It is not unusual in the summertime, when the goats have been basking in the hot sun all day, to see a temperature as high as 104Â°F, but this should drop fairly rapidly once the goat gets out of the sunlight. We use a digital rectal thermometer when taking our goatsâ temperatures.
There are a number of reasons for this; weather or climate is generally at the top of the list. For most breeds of goats, the Pygmy goat being the most popular exception, the gestation period of a goat is 150 days, or 5 months. From this number one can easily see that a March (Spring) breeding will yield kidding in July (Summer)... a July kidding will result in a November (late Fall) kidding...and so on.