Goats

Anitone Animal Supplements and Goats

Goats are browsing animals by nature, naturally consuming more mineral-rich higher vegetation from trees, shrubs and grasses. Therefore, goats have high, critical mineral requirements. They more easily become depleted on pasture-based systems where they are prevented from free range foraging.

Mineral supplementation is generally recommended for all goat farming operations in confined conditions. It is possible for free-ranging feral goats in pastoral regions to overcome potential deficiencies by consuming a variety of forage across vast acreages.

Mineral supplementation may be offered in the form of free choice licks. These can be variable in quality and also in the amount the animal consumes and absorbs. However, free choice licks are the best way to deliver macrominerals such as calcium, magnesium and sulphur into their diet.

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DOSAGES

Adult goats

10mls daily

Kid’s

5mls daily

Dose may be doubled at times of stress, pregnancy, kidding/lactation or recovery from illness or injury.

Anitone is a highly palatable liquid that is readily consumed by goats, making it very useful to mix with feed rations or drench orally. However, goats generally do not accept having Anitone put through their watering systems (as they can be very fussy about the new smell of their waters).

Regular use of Anitone in the diet of goats will supply the full array of 60 minerals, including the rare traces, as well as key amino acids.

This is an ideal supplement for dairy goats under nutritional stress, and for raising orphan kids. This is because it can be easily added to daily feed rations, including mixed with milk in a bottle. It’s an ideal tonic for any sick or stressed goat recovering from kidding, illness or injury. It’s also very useful for preparing goats for sale or show, enhancing skin and coat colour and generally brightening demeanour.

2 goats consuming Anitone