Baking Soda for Goats

[@EdenGreenFarmandAdventures]

Awesome advice.. we give free choice baking soda to all our goat and sheep flocks. These animals are pretty smart they know how much to eat and when to eat it.

[@aruwewetv6018]

THANK YOU FOR TJIS INFORMATION AND GOD BLESS YOU REAL GOOD...

[@Goatearnerph]

new subscriber heree ,this video is very informative I will put baking soda tomorrow ❤

[@haroonshahzad206]

Does it have any side effects on pregnant goats

[@pygmy-goats-kevin]

WOW GREAT VIDEO VERY EDUCATIONAL

[@AshGreen359]

Same for sheep?

[@mohammadmuneeb1011]

what’s your suggestion about using corn silage as goat’s feed?

[@marilynmainwaring9978]

😊 Thank you so much.

[@nestoragustin2845]

Can i mix the baking soda into their drinking water?

[@endritamiftari494]

Hello my dad bought two goats twins I think one by girl one boy they are 4 or 5 months but the boy eats good when it comes but now doesn't eat anything plss tell me what to do.

[@serpentserpent9308]

Does you goats eat alfalfa laced with ractopamine?

[@rasheedrasheed2640]

I'm sheep is eating little bit what I have to do to eat more grass and leaves

[@sweetyvenkatesh4874]

Nice information 👍👍👍👍

[@natureentertainmentview7418]

Nice advice

[@FaizUpGoat]

Love you 2

[@miguelcastellon9809]

Is it safe to feed baking soda to my female goats after birth?

[@felistuswanjiku6174]

What episom salt

[@markbrown2840]

Could u use it on sheep to

[@paulettawashington8917]

thank you🙂

[@muzzamilkhan487]

Can we give corn Silage for goat's?

[@AnwarKhan-ct5vg]

If goats eat over soda they farmful or not....tell must

[@muzzamilkhan487]

How many quinties we give baking soda for our goat's? Please reply...

[@aboutlife4695]

She said leave in open pot (bartan) she will eat/consume of her choice/needed

[@jkhan5424]

Nice information but could u tell us how much quantity should give ? I know u said on video give as goat needed but I m still confused ?

[@Thefreerangelife1]

It should be given free choice. Meaning you place a bucket or container of it in their barn and let them eat it as they want or need. Then refill as it gets consumed.

[@mianabdulahad5778]

Very good

[@0809marshall]

Is there an age that is to young to give goats baking soda & minerals?

[@kadodong6578]

It is safe for pregnant goat?

[@AskhabovAhmad]

I am wondering if its killing the good bacteria in the stomachs?

[@lunagoodhart5489]

Baking soda is a well known nutrient blocker & stops the absorption of essential nutrients & goats should not have access to it all the time. It does have its place in goat care; in spring when there is lots of fresh lush green feed coming through then yes allow them access to it but monitor their intake. It can cause diarrhea

[@roostermentor]

Good idea

[@manonvdB0602]

Hi! How much do your goats take by themselfs? I noticed one of my goats is eating it like candy en doesn’t stop till the bucket is empty 😅 Another goat doesn’t take a lot but is bloated a little bit. Do you have tips?

[@713screwstontx6]

How did it go my friend ? I would like to experiment with this , what’s your advice ?

[@manonvdB0602]

@@713screwstontx6 it didn’t really work for the bloated goat. But the bloat did go away by itself after 2 weeks or so.

[@mohammadsalman9931]

Nice

[@muzzamilkhan487]

Can we give daily baking soda our goat's?

[@DaybirdAviaries]

I keep it out for my goats all the time.

[@haroonshahzad206]

Can it be given to pregnant goats?

[@Thefreerangelife1]

Yes it's fine to give to pregnant goats. I leave it out at all times

[@RadioActiveUnicorn13]

Is it possible to use for sheep?

[@EdenGreenFarmandAdventures]

Absolutely. M sheep use it more than my goats I found

[@mhav9345]

@@EdenGreenFarmandAdventures can I use it for pregnant goat

[@heatherjensen99]

I was advised by TWO different vets not to give my goats baking soda. It does absolutely nothing for them as we think. Both vets also raise goats.

[@melissahughes33]

This is correct. Goats do not need baking soda. The rumen balances its own pH.

[@lunagoodhart5489]

Yes it is a well known nutrient blocker & stops the absorption of essential nutrients. It does have a place in goat care but not how you see alot of people using it. It can be beneficial during spring when there is lots of fresh lush green feed coming through but access should be monitored. It does help with some cases of bloatm

[@jbsprojects8186]

It's not a yes or no answer if they're eating mainly pellets or goat food and not free ranging then yes they do need it.

[@lunagoodhart5489]

@@jbsprojects8186 then the answer is no they don't need it especially considering it negatively affects the vitamin b1 in the gut. Absolutely no they don't need it at all.

[@heatherjensen99]

@@jbsprojects8186 nothing I’ve read or watched when doing my own research medically or scientifically proves it is beneficial to them. It may be a temporary fix but there’s no benefits in it.

[@kwandindawa]

Sodium bicarbonate. Thanks

[@spanishjo4282]

I give them coconut water

[@summerrose4978]

our goats are fine without either

[@randysimons9802]

Tums is not good for humans