Allen & Page Herbal Goat Mix 20kg

Allen & Page Herbal Goat Mix – 20kg

A herbal feed for goats of all ages, aimed particularly at shy feeders and goats under stress. Goats go off their food readily — a move, a change of company, weaning, or simply bad weather — and a mix built around palatability rather than pure nutrition is often what gets them eating again.

Alfalfa enrichment and a blend of natural stomach-calming herbs including mint and garlic encourage consistent intake, while added yeast and prebiotics support digestive health through the period when it is most likely to be disrupted. Balanced with essential vitamins and minerals, approved by the Vegetarian Society and made with non-GM ingredients.

Performance & Benefits

• Complementary herbal feed suitable for goats of all ages.
• Alfalfa enriched, especially suited to shy or stressed feeders.
• Natural stomach-calming herbs encourage consistent intake.
• Yeast and prebiotics support healthy digestion.
• Balanced with essential vitamins and minerals.
• Suitable for mixed goat breeds.
• Vegetarian Society approved and non-GM.

Suitable For

• Goats of all ages and breeds.
• Shy feeders that need tempting.
• Goats under stress — moving, weaning, or a change of company.
• Goats recovering condition or appetite.

Feeding

• Feed as a complementary ration alongside suitable forage.
• Particularly useful for shy feeders or during periods of stress.
• Introduce gradually when changing feed.
• Provide constant access to clean, fresh water.

Composition & Analysis

• Composition: barley, peas, molasses, maize, wheat feed, linseed expeller, oats, beans, alfalfa, calcium carbonate, grass meal, soya bean expeller, full fat soya, salt, expelled soya oil, di-calcium phosphate, mint, yeast, garlic, herbs. 20kg.
• Crude protein 13.7%. Crude oils and fats 4%. Crude fibre 6%. Crude ash 7.5%.
• Per kg: calcium 1.2%, sodium 0.5%, phosphorus 0.45%, magnesium 0.2%.

Care & Caution

• Formulated for goats. Never feed goat rations to sheep, as the copper levels can be toxic to them.
• Seasonal variation in the natural ingredients may cause slight colour changes between batches. This is normal.