Allen & Page Pygmy Goat Mix Complete Dry Feed, 15kg

Allen & Page Pygmy Goat Mix – 15kg

A high-fibre mix formulated specifically for pygmy goats, whose requirements differ from full-sized breeds. A pygmy fed a standard goat ration will readily put on weight it cannot carry, so a feed built around fibre with a controlled energy level is the right starting point.

Dried fruit and vegetables — carrot, apple and pineapple — are included to mirror the variety of a natural browsing diet, which suits a species that grows bored of a uniform ration and picks at it. Yeast and prebiotics support gut balance, and alfalfa and straw pellets carry the fibre.

Performance & Benefits

• Tailored to the specific dietary requirements of pygmy goats.
• High fibre content supports healthy digestion and gut function.
• Yeast and prebiotics included for optimal gut balance.
• Dried carrot, apple and pineapple provide a tasty, varied diet.
• Mirrors the variety of a natural forage-based diet.
• Alfalfa and straw pellets carry the fibre content.

Suitable For

• Pygmy goats of all ages.
• Pet and smallholding goats kept in small numbers.
• Goats that grow bored of a uniform ration.
• Goats needing high fibre with controlled energy.

Feeding

• Feed as part of a balanced diet alongside suitable forage and browse.
• Feed to condition — pygmy goats gain weight readily.
• Introduce gradually to reduce the risk of digestive upset.
• Provide constant access to clean, fresh water.

Composition & Analysis

• Composition: barley, peas, nutritionally improved straw pellets, linseed, maize, wheat feed, field beans (fava), oats, alfalfa, calcium carbonate, rapeseed oil, salt, grass meal, carrot, apple, mint, yeast, pineapple, di-calcium phosphate, fenugreek, fructo-oligosaccharides, inulin. 15kg.
• Allen & Page do not publish full analytical constituents for this product. Refer to the sack label.

Care & Caution

• Formulated for goats. Never feed goat rations to sheep, as the copper levels can be toxic to them.
• Pygmy goats are prone to obesity. Feed to condition and let forage and browse form the basis of the diet.