At Purina Mills, we’ve been conducting goat research longer than any other manufacturer in the United States. Our collaborations with universities and breeders yield valuable insights that often lead to nutrition innovations. Since we know that nutrition is just one aspect of goat health, our research also includes studies on breeding, health care and management practices. We’re committed to helping you provide the best care possible. The articles listed below offer a wealth of information for keeping your goat healthy and happy.
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Trimming the Hooves of Goats
Trimming the Hooves of Goats Goats need to have strong feet and legs to survive. "Wild" goats keep their hooves in good shape by wearing the...more
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Health Related Issues
Ammonium chloride in the feed, combined with Purina Mills® brand Goat Chow® Mineral and plenty of clean water to encourage your goat...more
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Worms - Internal parasites
To make sure that the best dewormer is used, it is advisable to obtain fecal samples and consult with a veterinarian to determine the exact worm...more
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Poisonous Plants and Goats
Cyanogenetic Containing Plants These plants are usually deadly when damaged or frozen. Plants That Cause Mechanical Injury Some plants and shrubs...more
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Vaccination
One, to prevent disease and two, if your animal is exposed or contracts the disease, there tends to be a shorter recovery period....more
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Kid Disease Prevention
Begin coccidiosis prevention via feed or start monitoring fecals by three weeks of age. Start CAE (Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis) testing at...more
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