Kid Kid milk replacer                              Feeding Instructions

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100% Natural Dairy Food Supplement

For rearing Replacement Doe Kids 

For feeding Meat Kids 

  

  


1. Measure  150 grams of powder ( 1 level scoop )

2. Mix with ½ litre of hot water for 3 minutes using a good whisk or a paint mixer.

3. Add ½ litre cold water for 1 minute.

4. Serve the milk solution at a temperature of 40°C and feed according to feed schedule below:
(For instructions on how to feed free-choice milk, see sections 6. c). d).

 

Kid Age

(bottle feeding)

Grams of powder

(per feeding)

Litres of solution

(per feeding)

# feedings

per day

Birth – day 2

Colostrum

0.25

4

Day 3 – 5

45

0.30

3

Day 6 – 14

75

0.50

3

Week 3 - 6

120

0.80

2

Week 7

120

0.80

1

Week 8

75

0.50

1

5. Colostrum

The newborn kid should receive 50ml/kg body weight of doe’s colostrum right after birth and every 6 hours for the first 24 hours.  This will provide protection against future infections.  First milking colostrum of mature does can be kept frozen in ice cubes and slowly thawed when needed.  For CAE free flock, goat’s colostrum can be heat treated as long as some rules are followed since the antibodies contained in colostrum are heat sensitive.  Ask your veterinarian or Golshad representative for details.

6. General recommendations

a)       The suggested feeding program should be considered as a minimum.  10kg of milk replacer will be consumed.

b)       During the first 2 weeks, do not feed more than 10% of the kid’s body weight per day, offered in three feedings.

c)       Free choice milk is served at room temperature and the lamb bar should not be left empty for more than 2 hours. To cool milk to less than 40°C, use only 1/3 hot water, mix as recommended and add remaining 2/3 cold water.

d)       A maximum kid per group is 10.  Teats should be at 40-45cm (16-18in) above stall floor.

e)       Clean and rinse ALL feeding utensils after each feeding.  Sanitize with dilute bleach at 1 t spoon bleach per litre of hot water, let drain dry.

f)         Consult your veterinarian for any signs of disease, fever, parasites, digestive upsets, …

7. Concentrate ration, weaning, forage and water

·  Introduce a quality concentrate ration as soon as 7-10 days of age.  Offer small quantities twice a day.

·  When the kid is consuming a minimum of 250g of concentrate ration per day for more than 2 consecutive days, the weaning process can be initiated.  Consult your local feed dealer for feed recommendations.

·  Offer a medium quality hay or roughage at 2 weeks of age. Do not feed silage before 6 weeks of age.

·  Fresh, clean water should be available at all time.

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NOTE: Store this product in a cool dry location, protected from the sun.  To maintain freshness, keep partially used bag closed tightly after opening.

CAUTION: Directions for use must be carefully followed.

Liability Disclaimer

Because individual results may vary due to management, environment, genetic, health and sanitation differences, Golshad Inc. and its distributors do not warrant or guarantee individual results.