Love for goats

Human love for domesticated goats is very old and deep. Goats are raised by many for their milk, meat, hides, and wool, but also develop a special relationship with them. Goats are very social, sweet-tempered animals, so they easily love the company of people. Their nature, curiosity, and friendly demeanor win over many.

Goats also bring people closer to nature, as we can be close to nature while tending them. The goat herders take care of the health, food, and cleanliness of the goats and thus a cordial relationship develops.

Goats usually eat the following foods:

Grass: The main diet of goats is grass, especially soft, green grass. They prefer to eat wild and varied grasses.

Leaves and shrubs: Goats love to eat a variety of leaves, shrubs and small tree branches. Leaves of bamboo, neem, jackfruit, chimul trees are useful for them.

Vegetables and fruits: Goats can eat some vegetables and fruits, such as carrots, sweet potatoes, pumpkins, cabbage, bananas, papayas, etc.

Grass powder or dry food: Feed dry grass powder, hay, or various feed materials such as grain husks.

Feed (Concentrate Feed): Grains, corn, wheat, rice bran etc. are sometimes fed to meet the nutritional needs of goats.

Goats can be kept healthy by providing nutritious food, but specific food and drink should be provided for them.

There are certain things to keep in mind while dealing with goats to maintain their physical and mental health. Here are some guidelines:

Compassion and Care: Goats are social animals, so they should be treated with friendliness and care. They need to be fed regularly and kept in a clean environment.

Regular health check-ups: To keep goats healthy they should have regular health checks and vaccinations as needed.

Stay calm and patient: It is important to stay calm and patient when dealing with goats. Try to understand their behavior and avoid any sudden scare.

Providing opportunities to play: Goats need to be given enough space to walk and play. It keeps them happy and healthy.

Keep safe: It is very important to keep goats safe, especially away from predators and harmful objects. If you follow all the rules, the goats will be fine, and you will be able to develop a good relationship with them.