No as it is not registered for use in goats - if your goats have lice it is recommended that you spray them with a product that is registered for that purpose in goats eg Nucidol
No.
One month after you used the last flea & tick treatment, unless you can see it is not working then go ahead and use the Frontline.
It depends just what treatment you are using. Anti-flea shampoo can be used more than once a month. There are medical applications that are used once every three months.
Goats were used for mainly milk,
Frontline Top Spot is a flea and tick treatment that is made for puppies that are aged eight weeks and older. There is a website with information on how to administer it to your dog.
The LITERAL meaning would be a flea in your ear! But "a flea in your ear" is an idiom, a saying, and it is not normally used literally.
Nigerian goats are mostly used for showing. They are also mainly used as pets.
Advantage II for cats is a flea and tick treatment that is applied once a month to your cat or your kitten. Advantage II can be purchased online from Walmart and Amazon.
They do
Milk
Some goats use they're horns for sexual intercourse with other female goats, believe it or not this is 100% and COMPLETELY TRUE!
Common goats in the Philippines are Dadiangas, Nubian and Jamnapari. Common sheep in the Philippines are Katahdin. Sheep are used for more of the meat side of marketing and goats are more milk production.