Goats, sheep, and horses need a good supply of roughage for feeding in adult animals. Alfalfa hay is the most widely used choice for the basic nutrition after weaning. Unimilk can be used to feed these young animals when the mothers milk is no longer available. Kids and bucks need a balanced grain ration and milkers should be fed a standard dairy grain ration. Kids are milk fed until two to three months of age, but should be consuming forages such as pasture grass or hay by two weeks of age and grain within four. All dairy goats should have loose minerals in a container that is free for them to lick whenever they want. Also fresh clean water is important. Unimilk can be used to feed the young ones. Hopefully it will be after they've had colostrum the first day, which is rich with antibodies and immune factors, and is required for the newborn to survive. The pasture area should be a minimum of 25 square feet of space per animal, well-drained and properly fenced. Dairy goats have a strong herd instinct and prefer the companionship of at least one other goat. Kid, lamb, and foal milk replacer can be fed to goat kids, lambs and foals from the second day of life through weaning. Unimilk milk replacer contains quality milk proteins and highly purified soy ptotein isolate for excellent digestibility and performance. Versatile formula can be fed to many species. Fortified with essential vitamins and minerals. Multi-purpose instantized milk replacer.