Manna Pro Goat Kid Colostrum Supplement - Feed for First 24 Hours of Life - Helps Promote Healthy Development - Fortified with Vitamins & Minerals - 8 Ounces

For those worried about their newborn kids, this is the product to buy. I got this cause I wanted to give it to my newborn kids as a supplement booster, luckily I had it, my oldest goat gave birth and she had no milk supply and I used this kid colostrum.. whew!! it saved my beautiful kids and now they prance around behind me everyday demanding their milk and they are also larger than the other kids born in the same period.....thank you Manna Pro!!! This is over the moon quality, it works hands down, It's affordable, easy to use just don't over feed your kids stick with the ounces recommended. Yes you can give the left overs to the dog and puppies, they will live you for the extra treat.

Its a good job they don't put the ingredients on the amazon website because you would not buy it. it has so many ingredients that I lost count, full of junk.

I cannot thank Amazon enough for overnight service! I happened to find a baby llama on our ranch last night with mom nowhere in sight! She’d obviously been there for hours… I scooped her up and drove through the pastures looking for her mom. She must’ve had a hard labor and by the time I found her, she was unable to get up nor nurse. I panicked knowing the baby needed nourishment and ordered colostrum on amazon which arrived early this morning! Thank you!! We had to put mom down today. We try not to get too attached out here on the farm. It’s too painful, otherwise.

Anyone who is having goat kids needs to have this on there farm. Easy to mix with directions that are easy to understand. Kids drank it down without hesitation. Size is just right if are small operation with only a few kids. I have had no issues with diarrhea .

This was a life saver! We had a first time momma goat who had twins. She did a great job giving birth but became overwhelmed due to her being bonded with her little sister. We used this in the beginning because she wasn’t feeding them. She did eventually get the hang of it after we removed her from her sister. If we hadn’t had this on hand I don’t think the twins would have made it. It took momma a few days to start feeding them. I would recommend that you always have this on hand if you have goats that could have babies we keep a bag or two in our homestead first aid bin at all times.