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well my floor is up off the ground so cant do dirt...so I may go with a layer of horse stall pelletts with straw on top. IDK anyone else have a building with a floor that is not dirt?

I have a wood floor and was wonderring if I would put down srtaw, woodchips, horse pellets, or WHAT???? What have you found to work best? Any suggestions much appreciated.

I love vet rx. I use to use it with my chickens once in a while...I didnt know they made it for goats. Thats good to know for the future. If its the same formula as the chicken one I just LOVE the smell of it. LOL

Thanks for the warm welcome! We are going to be setting the 4x4 posts today. We are going to cement them in on all corners so the run will be nice and secure for our new girls. I really cant wait to bring them home! I'll try to take some pics as we go. ;)

sorry to hear that your girl is not well.

omg how cute is that!

awww how adorable!

They are all so pretty! Congrats!

How cute! I am just sitting here reading everyones posts (being the newbie) and I just CANT WAIT to experience this for myself. Thank you so much for showing the pics of your adorable mom and baby.

so pretty! They are both beautiful. So glad #1 looks so happy and healthy!

They are so cute! I cant wait to get my girls in 2 weeks!

We are putting in new fence....We are going to use cemented 4x4 posts on the corners and metal t posts in between. We are going to use 5' pasture fence (as recommended by the person we are getting them from.) My kids (human) and I are looking forward to having them and they will be bred in...

Thank you for posting this and asking these questions. I am getting 2 goats myself soon and am also looking for info on what to feed. This has been most helpful. So sorry to hear you lost the brother :(

I am sure I will be visiting here alot now that I will have some goats living on my small farm. Up till now it was chickens only. I have been a member here for a little while but never really posted much. Our new girls will be coming to live with us in 1-2 weeks. They are a mother and...

they usually like timmothy hay in there nest boxes. Not only will the use it to make a burrow nest but they and the babies will munch on it too.