Techniques And Practices Necessary For Responsible Goat Care
A primer on what an animal sanctuary needs training and protocols in place for when it comes to the compassionate care of goats.
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Introductory information for compassionate goat care
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Common Goat Breeds
A short primer on different kinds of goats and what that may mean for their care. -
New Kid On The Block: The New Goat Arrival Guide
Everything you need to know about bringing a new goat into your life! -
Daily Diet, Treats, & Supplements For Goats
What do goats need to eat (and need to avoid eating) to be happy and healthy? -
Building A Good Home For Goats
Indoor and outdoor living space recommendations for goats -
How To Safely Be Around A Goat
A short guide on how to be safe around goats and how to recognize the signs that they want to be left alone. -
How Goats Get Along With Other Species
A short guide to how goats get along with other species at a farmed animal sanctuary! -
How to Conduct A Goat Health Examination
Everything you wanted to know (and some stuff you probably didn't) about goat health checkups! -
Potential Goat Health Challenges
An introductory guide to common goat health issues and diseases -
Things That Are Toxic To Goats
This list includes descriptions of common plants and other substances that may be toxic to goats and tips on how to prevent poisoning at your sanctuary. -
Special Care Recommendations For Older Goats
A few tips to keep older goats happy and thriving at your animal sanctuary! -
Small Ruminant Lentiviruses: CAE and OPP in Goats And Sheep
A short article on SRLV diseases including CAE in goats and OPP in sheep. -
What An Animal Sanctuary Can Do With A Resident’s Wool
How should you handle all of a resident's wool or fiber after shearing? -
How To Trim A Goat’s Hooves
A short guide on how to trim a goat's hooves and common goat hoof care concerns! -
FAMACHA Scoring: A Valuable Tool In Small Ruminant Healthcare
The FAMACHA test is an easy way to monitor goats, sheep, and llamas for anemia!
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