Paw & Fur Friends

Providing high-quality loose minerals is crucial for goat health, milk production, growth, and fertility. Unlike mineral blocks, which are too hard for goats to get enough nutrients, loose minerals … [Read more...]

Milking goats by hand can be time-consuming and tiring, especially if you have multiple goats to milk every day. A goat milking machine can save time, reduce hand strain, and improve milk … [Read more...]

Keeping your goats' hooves properly trimmed is essential for preventing lameness, infections, and hoof rot. Overgrown hooves can lead to painful walking, joint issues, and even mobility problems. So, … [Read more...]

If you need temporary fencing for goats, moveable goat fence panels are a great option. They’re perfect for:✔ Rotational grazing – Easily move goats to fresh pasture.✔ Temporary enclosures – Secure … [Read more...]

Nubian goats are larger and stronger than other goat breeds. They are also curious, intelligent, and determined, which means they will push, jump, rub, and even test the weakest parts of a fence. If … [Read more...]

Nigerian Dwarf goats may be small, but they are expert escape artists—they climb, jump, squeeze through tiny gaps, and even dig under weak fences. If your fence isn’t built right, you’ll spend more … [Read more...]

Raising goats, cows, horses, and sheep together requires a strong, escape-proof fence that works for all four animals while keeping predators out. Each species has different fencing needs: … [Read more...]

If you’re raising chickens, ducks, and goats together, you need a versatile, escape-proof fence that keeps your animals contained while keeping predators out. Goats are climbers and jumpers, ducks … [Read more...]

Goats are escape artists—they jump, climb, and push against weak fences. If you need a solar-powered electric fence to keep them contained in off-grid pastures, rotational grazing setups, or remote … [Read more...]

Goats are escape artists—they jump, climb, squeeze through gaps, and push against weak fencing. If you have off-grid pastures, rotational grazing setups, or areas without reliable power, a solar … [Read more...]