Fouji Goat Max

For growing and fattening stock, about 0.75 to 2% of live weight, more when the fodder is poor: a 30 kg goat on mixed fodder gets roughly 300 to 450 g. A young kid or lamb needs about 100 to 250 g, and a milking doe gets extra for each litre of milk. Split it into two meals.

Start at least six to eight weeks before Eid, deworm the animals first with a vet's guidance, and build Goat Max up slowly over seven to ten days to about 0.75 to 2% of live weight a day alongside green fodder, dry roughage and clean water. Split the daily amount into two meals in a clean feed trough and weigh the animals every few weeks to track progress.

Goats and sheep are smaller animals with their own needs, and Goat Max is made for them. Whatever you feed, introduce it slowly, never give a large amount of grain feed at once to an animal not used to it, and keep clean water available at all times.