let me give you a straight answer.......no
You need to get your goat pregnant as she won't produce milk until she has had kids.
Yes, a pregnant goat can be milked. However, the quantity of milk may decrease as the pregnancy progresses, particularly in the last trimester. It is important to provide adequate nutrition and care for the pregnant goat to ensure the health of both the doe and her developing offspring.
Yes. It is safe to eat the goat meat when pregnant.
If the male goat is the father of the kids, then probably. Sometimes a male goat that is not the father of the kids will protect, but not always. In my advice, do not put the pregnant goat near any males but the father.
A goat can produce up to 16 pounds of mohair each year.
A goat can produce milk without having kids due to a condition known as "false pregnancy" or pseudopregnancy, where hormonal changes mimic those of a true pregnancy. Additionally, some breeds of goats may produce milk if they are under certain hormonal treatments or if they have been stimulated to lactate through milking techniques. However, it's important to ensure the goat's health and well-being in such cases.
Corid, also known as amprolium, is commonly used to treat coccidiosis in goats. While Corid is generally considered safe for use in pregnant goats, it is important to consult with a veterinarian before administering any medication to a pregnant animal. The veterinarian can provide guidance on the appropriate dosage and ensure that the medication will not harm the pregnant goat or her developing fetus. It is crucial to follow the veterinarian's recommendations to ensure the health and well-being of the pregnant goat and her offspring.
no
sexually
Pregnant women can, in fact, eat goat meat. Generally, though, pregnant women should check with their doctors for personal advice before consuming it.
Nope. Only the doe and her genetics is responsible for how her udder will form and how much milk she will produce.
She could have a pseudopregnancy/cloudburst - some dairy does if they are from a high producing milking line can spontaneously produce milk when they are older.