A Day In The Life At Chickenmash Farm

What's a typical day like at Chickenmash Farm? Get ready for some bleats, some eats, and yes, some excretes. But fear not, our quirky routine tells you how we navigate the daily feeding chores of the goats and barnyard friends, ensuring they stay happy and healthy.

What's on the Menu?

First things first, let's talk about the main course - hay and grain. Goats are notorious for their love of munching on hay, so we make sure to provide them with a fresh batch daily. And don't forget the grain! It's like the dessert of the goat world, keeping them satisfied and content. A little grain goes a long way. We give a little as a treat. It's something they look forward to. 

Hydration Station

Just like us, goats need to stay hydrated. We keep those water buckets clean and filled with fresh water. Goats can be picky drinkers, so we make sure the water is clean and free of any debris. A hydrated goat is a happy goat!

Feathered Friends and Feline Companions

Now, onto the entourage - the chickens and the barn cat. We make sure to feed our feathered friends and their feline companion Kitty. I know the cats name is really genius. They all play a role in the barnyard ecosystem, keeping things lively and entertaining. Plus, who doesn't love a good barn cat that keeps things in order? 

The Scoop on Poop

Lastly, let's address the elephant in the room (or should we say, the goat in the barn) - poop check! It may not be the most glamorous task, but it's essential to monitor the goats' poop to ensure they are healthy. Normal goat poop should be well-formed pellets, not too hard or too soft. So we look around for some poop-scoping fun! 

And there you have it, the daily goat feeding and poop check routine. Goats can be mischievous creatures at times, but with the right care and attention, they are fun, loyal companions for years to come. That's what makes soap making so much fun!