Allen & Page Smallholder Range Herbal Goat Mix 20kg - Free P&P

A herbal goat mix with alfalfa, which has been found to be especially suited to shy feeders.

• Suitable for goats of all ages
• A herbal mix with alfalfa, especially suited to shy feeders
• Includes yeast and a prebiotic for healthy digestion
• Ideal if you have a mixture of different goat breeds
• Balanced with essential vitamins and minerals

Available in 20kg bags.

Analytical Constituents

Crude Protein 13.70%, Crude Fat 4.0%, Crude Fibre 6.0%, Crude Ash 7.5%, Calcium 1.2%, Sodium 0.5%, Phosphorous 0.45%, Magnesium 0.2%, Copper 8.2mg/kg

Composition

Barley, Peas, Linseed, Field Beans (Fava), Maize, Wheat Feed, Cereal Syrup, Oats, Calcium Carbonate, Alfalfa, Salt, Grass Meal, Rapeseed Oil, Di-calcium Phosphate, Mint, Yeast, Garlic, Mixed Herbs, Fructo-oligosaccharides, Inulin

Additives per kg: Vitamins: Vitamin A (3a672a) 7k iu; Vitamin D3 (3a671) 2.0k iu; Vitamin E (3a700) 20mg. Trace elements: Iron 10mg (Iron (II) Sulphate Monohydrate) (3b103); Zinc 20mg (Zinc Oxide) (3b603); Manganese 20mg (Manganese II Oxide) (3b502); Iodine 0.5mg (Calcium Iodate Anhydrous) (3b202); Selenium 0.1mg (Sodium Selenite) (3b801)

Smallholder Range only source identity preserved (Hard IP) Non-GM ingredients. Smallholder Range feeds are made from natural ingredients which can result in the feed changing colour slightly through the seasons.

Feeding Instructions

Hay or roughage will form the basis of the diet. Adult goats will usually eat at least 1-2kg of hay a day, and milkers will often need nearer 3.5kg of hay a day. Goats are highly individual and these are only guidelines; adjust the quantity fed to maintain each goat in the best condition. Make any changes slowly and introduce concentrate feeds gradually. It is beneficial to split the total amount into two or three feeds.

Maintenance: adult goats that are not milking will usually need 0.5-1.0kg of mix per day.

Kids: the newborn kid will get all its nourishment from its mother’s milk. Introduce feed gradually and in small amounts. By the time they are two weeks old, kids will already be starting to nibble at solid food. Offer small amounts of mix for them to pick at, as well as good quality hay. This can gradually be increased so that by the time they are weaned (usually at about three months) they are eating at least 0.4kg of mix a day.