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Catherine, our dear friend AnimalFamily has answered the question about goats here:
http://www.mypetsonparade.com/forums/top...st_id/3579

It seems that this problem is very rare with goats - presumably because they have short hair and their rear ends don't get so dirty.
Thank-you for the info. This is good information to have. Tea Tree Oil!
So Tea Tree Oil repels insects and kills eggs. I wonder how many kinds of insect/lice it would be effective against.

We use Neem Oil to kill reptile mites. It is safer than the insecticides and it works. Tea Tree Oil is a similar idea. As a natural product it is probably safer for the animals. That must be a great relief to sheep and goat owners to have a safe way of dealing with fly strike.

It seems that no matter what you raise you have to watch for insects. Mites can kill a snake because they weaken it so much. I had bird mites on the hamsters once, just the hamsters near the rescue quail and I uses Rosemary made into a tea to treat them and it worked.

I am sure we can find safe natural remedies for any problem.
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