There's more to the care of pygmy goats than food, water and shelter. As social animals, these goats thrive on interaction with their human friends. By Cheryl Bowman |
Learn the basics needed to keep pigs for pets, whether you're befriending a standard pig or a smaller, pot-bellied variety. By Cheryl Bowman |
Learning how to raise goats means knowing the signs of good health. Learn how to tell if a goat is sick and how to provide a proper diet. By Cheryl Bowman |
 | Different types of goats are best suited for dairy, fleece, showing or pets. Learn about the main types of goats and their characteristics. By Cheryl Bowman |
Keeping fainting goats as pets is similar to keeping any other breed, although you'll need to adjust to their unique "fainting" behavior. By Cheryl Bowman |
 | Learning what do goats eat is the first step toward successful farming. Learn what plants to avoid and how to make sure your goats have plenty of nutrient-rich grass. By Cheryl Bowman |
What do llamas eat? Grass and grain makes up most of the diet, but you need to take care not to let llamas gain too much weight. By Cheryl Bowman |
 | Wondering what do pigs eat? Learn how to provide a balanced diet and why water is so important to a pig's health. By Cheryl Bowman |
Considering a goat as a pet? If you're used to domesticated dogs and cats, you should get to know the rules of goat behavior before you bring one home. By Derek Gerry |
Wondering what do alpacas eat? These cousins of camels and llamas do best with mineral-rich, low-protein grass. By Cheryl Bowman |
