Wood Bridge Farm KID RAISING SUGGESTIONS Once you get your kid home he or she should be fed fresh (or frozen) PLEASE make all Make sure they have hay and fresh clean water at all times.
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All kids are raised on a very strict CAE prevention.
They are bottle fed heat treated colostrum and pasteurized milk.
They will also be disbudded before leaving the farm. All of our kids
are handled at least 3 times a day. Humans are the only mamma's
they know so they make excellent pets.
goat's milk (not canned). If you do not have access to goat's milk,
use regular whole cow milk from the grocery store.
This is much better for them than goat milk replacer formula
which can cause diarrhea. Very often, problems with bottle fed kids
stem from the use of milk replacers. Allow them to eat all they want
3X’s a day (up to 24 oz.). Be careful not to increase over an
ounce at any one time. You can start weaning at 8 weeks of age.
I allow kids free choice grain, then when they are 4 weeks of age
I give them their grain for 10 minutes then take it away twice a day.
You will need to offer free choice goat minerals.
Always make sure your goat has a good shelter, they can not tolerate
being wet. We do not recommend raising your goat alone,
they are herd animals and need the companionship of another, plus it
helps keep them warm on cold winter nights.
Your goats hooves will need to be trimmed routinely.
A simple pair of pruning shears will do the trick.
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