yes because moldy and old foods can contain anything like bacteria and many other things. if you feed the goat 2 week old chicken the chicken could have mold on it and mold contains bacteria so that would definitely hurt the goat.
It is not recommended to give pig antibiotics to goats, as the dosage and type of antibiotics may differ between species. It is best to consult with a veterinarian familiar with goats to prescribe the appropriate antibiotic for your goat.
Nothing eats a thorn bush because is could really hurt if something did. . . then again it is a producer and if it kept multiplying with out anything eating it, well that isn't how a food web works so I don't really know actually, but keep in mind that it is a producer
I don't think so, though they might. Try it out and see it wont hurt your frog. :) I would feed it a good quality frog food though.
It will not hurt them but it is not a natural food for a dog.
We have the company assurance that moist food won't hurt them. But, you need to know, if you only feed your dog soft food it can affect their teeth. Most breeders feed, their puppies & dogs, dry puppy or dog food.
Lasalocid is a coccidiostat but it is not registered for use in goats - I would talk to your veterinarian.
No, pumpkins will not hurt goats. In fact, goats love to eat pumpkins.
It certainly can, but that depends upon what kind of mold is present. You should never consume moldy food, or even a non-molded part of something that is partially moldy. When in doubt, throw it out.
It certainly can, but that depends upon what kind of mold is present. You should never consume moldy food, or even a non-molded part of something that is partially moldy. When in doubt, throw it out.
As if man is not observant when he is around goats he may get hurt by the goats horns.
Aggressive goats, such as one of the Manbearpig species, are know to hurt human beings.
Moldy grapes is dangerous because it can cause sickness or allergic reactions. Molds that are found on grapes, grains and nuts can produce a toxin called mycotoxins.
Well I assume if you bake it, it won't hurt you. ** I would not use moldy vanilla in a million years. Not worth it. For health, for taste. Better to leave it out entirely then to use it.
No. As long as the hay is not too moldy, it won't hurt cattle in any way.
honey is the food that bacteria can not hurt.
moles eat food in a garden. so yes moles would be bad for the garden. i would get rid of them inless you like them eating your food.
probably dog food since its a dog. :P i don't think metabolically it would hurt it but the dog food would be best.