Goats

Goats eat all sorts of leafy vegetables and other plants, and that includes many of the veggies that we also eat. Among the leafy greens, kale is thought to be one of the current kings for sheer nutrition and, accordingly, this might be something worthwhile to add to the diet of our goats. So, can […]

When it comes to taking care of our animals, one of the very best things we can do for them is allow them to free range. Free-ranging is much closer to a natural life for them, and will improve many facets of any animal’s health, including its overall fitness and happiness. All of this certainly

If you own goats, you probably already know that they seem particularly prone to attack an infestation by insects. Be it biting flies, lice, mites or some other bloodsucking creepy-crawly, most goats can’t seem to get a break. This situation is exacerbated by the decided lack of goat specific treatment products on the market. Taking

If you haven’t been paying attention, you might not know that goat milk is becoming something of a popular commodity in the US, at long last. Long considered a niche product compared to cow’s milk, the US is unique compared to the rest of the world which consumes a whole lot more goat’s milk than

Goats need different grasses, leaves, roots, grains, and vegetables to develop and to stay healthy. They do enjoy sweet treats now and then. Not all treats are safe. So, can goats eat Strawberries? Yes, goats can eat strawberries in moderation. Strawberries are packed with vitamins C, K, B2, B3, B5, B6, and E, fiber, iron,

Goats love to browse for their food, and this is very important to their overall health. They need grass, plant materials, and some fruit and vegetables. So, can goats eat corn? Yes, goats can eat corn, but only in moderation. An excess of corn consumption can result in painful urinary tract stones and acidosis. But

Goats need different grasses, hay, leaves, shrubs, and vegetables. They love to browse for interesting things to eat. Some fruit and vegetables are just not healthy enough. They can be extremely high in sugar and low in nutrients making them unsuitable treats. So, can goats eat blueberries? Yes, goats can definitely eat blueberries. Blueberries are

Goats need a variety of foods to stay healthy and well-nourished. They need a balanced diet of different grasses, leaves, and vegetables. Some vegetables are healthier than others, but we need a little knowledge to tell the good from the bad. So, can goats eat asparagus? Yes, goats can eat asparagus, a highly nutritious treat

Goats are curious browsers who love to try anything they find to decide for themselves whether they like this new item or not. The problem is, not everything they find is good for them. And, even if something is ‘safe’, it is probably only safe in moderation. So, can goats eat pineapples? Yes, goats can

If you’ve never kept goats before, you’re probably in for a bit of a rude awakening: these adventurous little critters are escape artists to the core, take my word for it. And if you don’t believe me, just ask anybody who has kept them for any length of time and they will back me up.