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  • Sweet Green Hay

    Sweet Green Hay

    £6.00
  • Harvest Crunch

    Harvest Crunch

    £6.99
  • Hay Cookies

    Hay Cookies

    £4.50
  • Golden Barley Straw

    Golden Barley Straw

    £4.00
  • Flaked Peas

    Flaked Peas

    £4.99
  • Devon Meadow Hay

    Devon Meadow Hay

    £3.50
  • Spearmint Leaves

    Spearmint Leaves

    £8.99
  • Parsnip Flakes

    Parsnip Flakes

    £4.99
  • Dried Mixed Peppers

    Dried Mixed Peppers

    £4.99
  • Meadow Mix with Dandelion and Cornflowers

    Meadow Mix with Dandelion and Cornflowers

    £8.99
  • Garden Mix with Carrots and Peas - Forage

    Garden Mix with Carrots and Peas - Forage

    £8.99
  • Dandelion Root

    Dandelion Root

    £4.99
  • Chamomile Flowers

    Chamomile Flowers

    £4.99
  • Banana Chips

    Banana Chips

    £6.99
  • Nettle Pellets

    Nettle Pellets

    £6.99
  • Marigold Flowers

    Marigold Flowers

    £4.99
  • Split Maize

    Split Maize

    £2.50
  • Linseed Lozenges

    Linseed Lozenges

    £4.99
  • Grass Pellets

    Grass Pellets

    £4.99
  • Chamomile and Marigold Cookies

    Chamomile and Marigold Cookies

    £4.99
  • Barley Rings

    Barley Rings

    £4.99
  • Carrot Flakes

    Carrot Flakes

    £4.99
  • Apple Bites

    Apple Bites

    £5.99

Goats: Curious, Clever, and Surprisingly Complex

Goats are known for their curiosity, climbing ability, and playful behaviour.
They are very social and expressive.

Goats live in herds and do not like to be alone. They communicate with bleats, body language, and even facial expressions.

As ruminants, they have a four-chambered stomach that allows them to digest tough plants, shrubs, and grasses that many other animals cannot eat.