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“Fat boys? Sandals? Wedges? Our summer foot wear can change with our mood, but goats require consistent, well-trimmed hooves to remain healthy, as well as fashionable.
Hoof trimming is a basic goat husbandry skill. Whether you own a commercial dairy or a couple of 4-H meat goats, proper and timely hoof trimming is vital.
Hoof trimming makes the animals more comfortable, allows the pasterns and legs to grow normally, and prevents hoof rot. I usually trim hooves every 6-12 weeks, but hoof growth varies greatly from goat to goat…”
