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I do castrate some of my male goats. It depends on when I"m planning to sell them. If I want to keep the goat as a wether or have him sold as a wether, I usually castrate around 2-3 months. I use a bander on my goats. If you don't know what that is, it's basically a type of pliers that spread...

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Collect a fecal sample and take it to your vet to see what if any worms you are dealing with. If it's not a worm issue, then we can look at other things. You are sure the horses are keeping him away from the hay? After worms, there is a whole lot of things to consider and most fall under...

Is this a buck or a wether( castrated male)? The problem with grain and male goats is that they are more prone to urinary calculi ( think kidney stones in humans). These can block the urinary tract and become fatal if not treated. The thing you need to look at is the overall diet of the goat...