Any reason a goat can't have this?

[southerngurl]

We make a supertonic that we take any time we start to get sick. It's great stuff. I'm just wondering if there is any reason a goat can't have it. I assume it wouldn't hurt them?

It is fresh organic garlic, onion, habanero peppers, ginger root and horseradish extracted in organic apple cider vinegar.

[ozark_jewels]

Sounds good to me! Lots of good antibiotical qualities and boosters in that mixture. Won't hurt them.

[PygmyLover]

sounds like a good boost for their system. ALl natural is a good way to go.

[DocM]

Well, I wouldn't give them very much of it.

[southerngurl]

Originally Posted by DocM

Well, I wouldn't give them very much of it.

Why is that?

I usually take anywhere from 1-8 droppersful 2-5 times per day, depending on whether it's prevention, or I'm sick, or I'm REALLY sick. For a goat I would think about the same or a little less (depending on size). 4-5 dropperfuls is a teaspoon BTW.

[Jcran]

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It is fresh organic garlic, onion, habanero peppers, ginger root and horseradish extracted in organic apple cider vinegar.[/QUOTE]

Heck, "process" said goat, rub above mixture all over carcass, slow roast for hours and hours and it will be GREAT on the outside as well as the inside.

[coso]

The only thing would be that it might give your milk an off taste. Just a teaspoon a day I woudn't think it would matter one way or the other.

[southerngurl]

Originally Posted by Jcran

Heck, "process" said goat, rub above mixture all over carcass, slow roast for hours and hours and it will be GREAT on the outside as well as the inside.

Said goat was a little too pricey for that!