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I used to have a commercial goat dairy. I have raised many hundreds of kids. I have many friends and acquaintances that have raised many hundreds more. At one time or another we have used every milk replacer out there. Baby goats blow up and die on milk replacers, and that includes even the expensive ones formulated especially for kids. Some kids tolerate replacers just fine, others don't, and you can't predict which can and which can't. Also a kid can eat replacer for several days or weeks, and then for some reason one day bloat on it and die. The only reason to ever use replacer to raise kids is for econonomic reasons. It certainly isn't because it is better for them. If you are raising a lot of kids, replacer is usually cheaper than milk, but that isn't an issue if you are just raising one or two kids. And sometimes those kid replacers are more expensive than store milk. Actually, I have found kids do just as well on the premium calf replacers as they do on those expensive kid replacers. Other breeders I have talked to have said the same thing.I'll post a pic after I've cleaned her up shes been resting so I dont want to disturb her just yet....cassie I've seen that on other websites to but do you know why? my brother is convinced that goat milk replacer is what we should give her. she did get colostrum from her mother though