Nigerian Dwarf Goats are miniature, sweet and easy to keep. Let's go over the basics.

1. Nigerian Dwarf Goats are miniature, sweet and easy to keep.
Let's go over the basics.
1. Food is important. A good recommendation is to feed the
goats Eastern Grass Hay, or Alfalfa mix. Note If you have
wethers and Bucks, that are older, do NOT feed Alfalfa, as it can
cause Urinary Calculi. You can also feed kids (0 days-12 month
old goats) COB (Corn Oats and Barley) and some Calf Manna. A
good place to start is to feed the babies a mix of 2 cup COB and
2 cup Calf Manna, and give them each get a cup of the mix.
These are just example measurements, so do research!

2. 2. Have fresh hay as a free choice. You can also have a salt-lick
block as free choice. Above all, you need fresh, cold and clean
water!
3. Think about a shelter for cold, winter nights even if it's
summer.You must clean or Muck out where they stay at least
every day. Shelters that can be enclosed so that nothing but air
and light can get through is ideal. Small babies are easy targets
for coyotes. Make sure it's warm, dry and comfy so when the
weather gets harsh, you are ready.
4. Care products. If anything goes wrong, you'll have the
supplies.
5. Make sure to have enough feed, water and space for as
many goats as you are keeping. Only so many acres can support
a goat. You don't need spacious acres with lush green pasture
and browse running miles long, you just need a pasture, a
shelter, nutritional supplies, health supplies and lots of love and
compassion for your little bundle(s) of joy.