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I have a young bottle raised four month old girl. She follows me, comes when called, loves to jump up high and play on things but also loves to lie down and sleep on me. She has got a heap of logs to jump on, but I was wondering what else anyone would suggest.
We feed grass hay and cracked corn with oats. We used to feed store bought goat feed but its exspensive for the first part and for the second part all of our bucks and our alpha does turned into pushy jerks who fought with everyone else when they got near the grain or hay. We suspect it was to much sugar in the store feed but can't be sure since we switched to just a bit of cracked corn and oats they have stopped being so aggressive with each other. We also use trace mineral blocks with selenium in case they are lacking anything. They have free choice loose minerals and baking soda though they dont use it to much. For treats mine really love gingersnap cookies but they dont get them often again i dont think the sugar load is overly good for them. For treats we mostly feed fruit and veggies they like apples and carrots a lot. For my goats one of their very favorite things is evergreen branches.Hello everyone. Not sure if anyone is still reading this thread since it started 4 years ago but I sure hope so. I just purchased two pygmy goats, they are only 1 month old so I have not taken possession of them yet and will be able to pick them up in a couple months. Since this will be my first time owning ANY farm animal ive been researching my butt off to ensure my goats get everything they need to be happy and healthy. They are both males and they will be fixed in about a month. So, I was hoping y'all could provide me with any advise?? Anything that happened you think a new goat owner needs to know about? They will have a good shelter and we are in the process of actually building an awesome tree house type climbing obsticle for lack of a better word...it will actually double as an additional shelter. Anything else besides the toys ive read about in this thread?? Whats the best diet? Ive read hay and goat feed, some fruits and veggies as treats along with salt and mineral licks..or rocks or whatever they are called. Any advise will be greatly appreciated.