3 Reviews

Organic Goat Feed

$69.99

40lbs

Suitable for:

  • Goats All ages
Organic Goat Feed is a carefully crafted medley of easily digestible and nutrient-rich cracked grains, vitamins, and minerals designed for goats at various stages of life, ensuring health, growth, and productivity. Offer feed as a supplement to a quality forage diet.   Caution: Do not feed to sheep - this product contains added copper and can be toxic to sheep.

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Organic Peas, Organic Oats, Organic Corn, Organic Flaxseed Meal, Organic Barley, Ground Limestone, Monocalcium Phosphate, Dicalcium Phosphate, Salt, Organic Sunflower Oil, Magnesium Oxide, Calcium Sulfate, Organic Vegetable Oil, Vitamin E Supplement, d-Alpha-Tocopheryl Acetate, Zinc Sulfate, Active Dry Yeast, Zinc Amino Acid Complex, Manganese Sulfate, Manganese Amino Acid Complex, Copper Sulfate, Copper Amino Acid Complex, Vitamin A Acetate, Selenium Yeast, Ferrous Sulfate, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Cobalt Sulfate, Calcium Iodate, and Sodium Selenite

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein MIN|15.0%
Crude Fat MIN|3.5%
Crude Fiber MAX|9.0%
Calcium MIN|1.6%
Calcium MAX| 2.1%
Salt MIN|0.9%
Salt MAX|1.4%
Copper MIN|25 ppm
Copper MAX|35 ppm
Selenium MIN|0.4 ppm
Phosphorus MIN|0.7%
Ash MAX|8.0%
Vitamin A MIN|16000 IU/LB
ADF MAX|8.0%

Feed Organic Goat Feed to goats as a supplement to a quality forage diet that is at least 1.5% of the animal’s weight.

Recommended Daily Offering
  • Kids: Free-choice hay plus 1/2 lb of feed per goat.
  • Lactating Does: Free-choice hay plus 1/2-1 lb of feed per goat.
  • Bucks: Free-choice hay plus 1-2 lbs per goat during the breeding season.
Additional Notes
  • Caution: Do not feed to sheep. This product contains added copper, which can be toxic to sheep.
  • When changing feeds, transition slowly over 10-14 days.
  • Always provide clean, fresh water.
Feed Details
  • 15% Protein
  • Soy free
  • For raising goats as pets or for dairy & meat
  • Quality feed = Quality animal products
  • Recyclable, compostable packaging
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Organic Goat Feed

Reviews

We are proud to be the first feed manufacturer to be both certified organic and non-GMO verified.

  1. I love the Goat Feed but more often then not the feed is dusty and has more ‘fines” then grain pieces. Apparently that happens if the sack was filled at the end o the ‘run’. I wish they had a way of insuring that the feed is not more fines then solids, as my goats won’t eat it, and if they do, it makes them cough.
    Sadly, looking for another source of organic goat feed. The feed store will take back these bad sacks, but it’s a hassle to do so.

    Jeanne Carlson

    • Hi Jeanne, we’re sorry to hear that you haven’t had good experiences with our goat feed. Because of the nature of the ingredients in our Organic Goat Feed, there may be more fines than other feeds. Some options to ensure the fines are eaten by your goats are to scoop and mix from the bottom of the bag to incorporate the fines, provide the feed slightly dampened with water, or to ferment the feed. We’d love for you to give our feed another shot, but of course understand if it’s not right for your needs. Thank you for your input — we always appreciate it!

      Scratch and Peck Feeds

  2. I love that it’s organic and soy-free, but upon opening the bag it smells rancid and goats won’t touch it 🙁 Expensive failed experiment.

    Lauren

    • Hi Lauren, we’re sorry you had a problem with our Organic Goat Feed. If you wouldn’t mind, could you either email us at info@scratchandpeck.com or call us at (360) 318-7585 so we can figure out what the issue was with the feed? We mill to order, and do not store our feed, so would like to know where and when it was purchased. Also, if you still have the bag, please hang onto it so we can get the mill date and batch number from it. We’d love to make this right, so appreciate any information about the bag you purchased that you can provide.

      Scratch and Peck Feeds

  3. Our goats look fantastic! I have never had any trouble with them keeping at a 6 BSC, even at the far end of lactation. I even had one gal sneak in for breeding, producing her 2nd freshening in 9 months. Not ideal in any way, but she did great! She never dropped BSC and is now pumping out tons of milk. Our ladies only get grains during breeding and lactation (In addition to BOSS and alfalfa pellets). The rest of the time, they are on pasture/browse with free-choice local grass hay. I have never have to treat for any deficiencies and have never had health issues. I feel incredibly confident in this feed, in fact all of our animals eat S&P.

    Roni Smith