What to Feed a Nursing Doe
One of the most common questions I hear during kidding season is: “How much grain does a doe need when she’s nursing her kids?” The quick answer is, “1 pound of 16% goat feed for every 3 pounds of milk … Read More
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Medications for Goats: Understanding Antibiotics, Labels, and Safe Treatment Practices
Episode 171For the Love of Goats In this episode, Deborah Niemann is joined by Dr. Pat Gorden of Iowa State University and Dr. Michelle Buckley of Cornell University to break down one of the most confusing topics for goat owners: … Read More
Running a Goat Rescue: What It Really Takes
Episode 170For the Love of Goats When people think about animal rescue, they often picture a few animals and a lot of good intentions. In this episode, host Deborah Niemann talks with Deborah Blum, founder of Goatlandia Farm Animal Sanctuary … Read More
Goat Care & Homesteading Supplies: Recommended by Goats 365 Members
Before we dig into the goat tools and homesteading supplies recommended by our community, here’s a little context — and a fun behind-the-scenes look at how this guide came together. I thought it would be fun to create a curated … Read More
What to Feed a Pregnant Goat
Episode 169For the Love of Goats Proper nutrition during pregnancy is essential for keeping both does and kids healthy — but more isn’t always better! In this short, science-based episode, Deborah Niemann explains how to balance feed, minerals, and body … Read More
Goats in America: A Cultural History with Author Tami Parr
Episode 168For the Love of Goats If you’ve ever wondered how goats went from being banned in colonies to beloved on social media, this episode is for you! In this episode of For the Love of Goats, host Deborah Niemann … Read More
Goat Milk Gelato in Sweden
Episode 167For the Love of Goats If you’ve ever wondered how to turn your goat milk into something people line up for, this episode is for you! In this episode of For the Love of Goats, host Deborah Niemann chats … Read More
Goat Yoga: A Story of Connection, Calm, and Cuddly Goats
Episode 166For the Love of Goats When people hear you have goats, one of the first questions they ask is, “Do you do goat yoga?” In this fun and fascinating episode, host Deborah Niemann talks with the person who started … Read More
Uterine Tears in Goats
Episode 165For the Love of Goats In this episode, Deborah Niemann is joined by Dr. Daniela Luethy, Assistant Professor of Large Animal Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, to discuss the realities of uterine tears in goats, risk factors, and … Read More
Lye Is Not a Dewormer: Why the Science Says No
Recently, there’s been a surge in misinformation online claiming that lye (sodium hydroxide) can be used to deworm goats and other livestock. These claims are not only unsupported by science — they’re potentially life-threatening to animals — for two reasons. … Read More
