Features

• Eagerly consumed by goats
• Helps goats quickly reach the desired milk production and maintain it for a long time.
• Prevents excessive live weight loss after kidding.
• Increases fertility.

Important Information

• Ensure goats have access to clean and drinkable water 24 hours a day.
• Make sure there is sufficient feeding space and dry bedding area available.
• Confirm that ventilation in the housing is adequate and humidity is not too high.
• Provide adequate feed according to production and lactation status.
• Carefully monitor live weight loss and gain in our goats.
• Implement a flushing program before buck mating to increase the number of kids born.
• Proper feeding in the last 5-6 weeks of pregnancy will improve the survival chances of the newborn kids.
• Good care and feeding during the late pregnancy and first weeks after birth will reduce kid losses and promote rapid growth.
• The genetic quality and breeding ability (age) of bucks used for mating will greatly affect the productivity and kidding rates of future generations.
• It is very important to establish a prevention and treatment program for our herd within a protocol and apply it under the supervision of a veterinarian.