Goats are curious animals and, just like me, they like sugary and sweet foods even if they aren’t the best for their systems. For this reason, goats will and do eat figs. Common fig fruits are a nontoxic treat that your goats can eat sparingly. Be aware that their high sugar content can harm your …
Offering our goats healthy and nutritious snacks has been our practice ever since we first started raising goats when my children were young. We have found that garden fresh (and even store bought) veggies and fruits are great ways to boost our goat’s energy and vitamin and mineral intake. One such veggie that our goats …
Without a doubt, domestic rabbits are at risk of contracting Lyme Disease, especially if they are raised with other hobby farm livestock or pets. In this post we will cover all there is to know about Lyme disease and rabbits so that you can be a prepared rabbit owner that takes preventative steps for your …
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One of my favorite parts about raising rabbits on our hobby farm is getting to know more about rabbit behavior. Rabbits are timid, small mammals that can actually be quite assertive when it comes to territory, and they exhibit a whole range of different behaviors that are clues as to how they are feeling and …
Raising goats on your family or hobby farm can be a lot of fun; we sure have enjoyed having goats on our small homestead over the past few years! Through our experience with goats, we’ve come to understand all about their ruminant digestive system, particular dietary needs, as well as just how much goats eat …
