autumnprairie
Owned by the Rotten Heifers
That is what my vet said about copper. I am going to the county extension office when they open back up. I want to see what Arkansas stands on its own mineral content
If all you have are does you can get goat chow and not noble goat, noble goat has AC in it for bucks .I have one other question how routinely are you worming your goatsemmadipstik said:ID | USA... Duh | Don't know what region we live in
We bought our first two does, I call them my rescues. They have been with us for 3 months, when we bought Laylie, she had rough fur was skinny, and had a cold. I feed them lots of good quality stuff because they still need to get some fat on their bones They have gotten quite a lot more meat, but they still have to reach the healthy weight for their age and size. Now you get why I call them my rescue goats.
Does - I'm feeding Alfalfa Pellets from Standlee Hay Company. And Noble Goat Feed from Purina.
16 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1 pint of grain, and one handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. I leave out free choice minerals.
Bucks - I Have none
Kids - I Have none.
We give Ivermectin orally. They get vaccinated, and wormed routinely.
20 cups of alfalfa pellets, 2 pints of grain, and two handful of oats. Mixed together, given 2 times per day. - Winter
16 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1 pint of grain, and one handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. - Spring
12 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1/2 pints of grain, and 1/2 handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. - Summer
18 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1 and 1/2 pints of grain, and two handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. - Fall
In the summer we worm monthly and every other month in the winter.autumnprairie said:If all you have are does you can get goat chow and not noble goat, noble goat has AC in it for bucks .I have one other question how routinely are you worming your goatsemmadipstik said:ID | USA... Duh | Don't know what region we live in
We bought our first two does, I call them my rescues. They have been with us for 3 months, when we bought Laylie, she had rough fur was skinny, and had a cold. I feed them lots of good quality stuff because they still need to get some fat on their bones They have gotten quite a lot more meat, but they still have to reach the healthy weight for their age and size. Now you get why I call them my rescue goats.
Does - I'm feeding Alfalfa Pellets from Standlee Hay Company. And Noble Goat Feed from Purina.
16 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1 pint of grain, and one handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. I leave out free choice minerals.
Bucks - I Have none
Kids - I Have none.
We give Ivermectin orally. They get vaccinated, and wormed routinely.
20 cups of alfalfa pellets, 2 pints of grain, and two handful of oats. Mixed together, given 2 times per day. - Winter
16 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1 pint of grain, and one handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. - Spring
12 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1/2 pints of grain, and 1/2 handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. - Summer
18 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1 and 1/2 pints of grain, and two handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. - Fall
Well, I would look into Copasure (Copper Wire Oxide Particles) regardless. There is promising research being done to suggest that it can help with barberpole worm issues.autumnprairie said:That is what my vet said about copper. I am going to the county extension office when they open back up. I want to see what Arkansas stands on its own mineral content
I would respectfully suggest that you do some research on dewormer parasite resistance. You could be making your worms immune to your dewormers by using them so frequently. Which may not be a problem right now for you, but it can sneak up on you quickly.emmadipstik said:In the summer we worm monthly and every other month in the winter.autumnprairie said:If all you have are does you can get goat chow and not noble goat, noble goat has AC in it for bucks .I have one other question how routinely are you worming your goatsemmadipstik said:ID | USA... Duh | Don't know what region we live in
We bought our first two does, I call them my rescues. They have been with us for 3 months, when we bought Laylie, she had rough fur was skinny, and had a cold. I feed them lots of good quality stuff because they still need to get some fat on their bones They have gotten quite a lot more meat, but they still have to reach the healthy weight for their age and size. Now you get why I call them my rescue goats.
Does - I'm feeding Alfalfa Pellets from Standlee Hay Company. And Noble Goat Feed from Purina.
16 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1 pint of grain, and one handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. I leave out free choice minerals.
Bucks - I Have none
Kids - I Have none.
We give Ivermectin orally. They get vaccinated, and wormed routinely.
20 cups of alfalfa pellets, 2 pints of grain, and two handful of oats. Mixed together, given 2 times per day. - Winter
16 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1 pint of grain, and one handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. - Spring
12 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1/2 pints of grain, and 1/2 handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. - Summer
18 cups of alfalfa pellets, 1 and 1/2 pints of grain, and two handful of oats. Mixed together, given 1 time per day. - Fall