Goats Can't Eat These! Tips To Identify Toxic Plants | HappyGoatAdventures.org

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  • Think goats can eat anything? Think again! Dive into the world of plants and discover which ones pose a threat to our beloved goats. From common misconceptions to vital care tips, this video is a must-watch for every goat enthusiast. Share with fellow goat lovers, and drop your thoughts in the comments!
    What Plants are Toxic to Goats? | Plant Identification | Important Goat Tips. In this video, I answer the question, Which plants are toxic to goats? People assume goats eat anything, but they don’t know many plants are poisonous. The list of toxic plants is pretty extensive, but I cover a few that grow abundantly here in North Georgia. Please share this video with your goat friends and let me know your thoughts on this video in the comments below!
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    0:00 Intro
    0:42 Horse Nettle
    1:20 What Do Goats Eat
    1:54 Browsers & Grazers
    3:32 Box Elder
    4:08 Pokeweed
    4:25 Dog Fennel
    4:52 Perilla Mint
    5:47 Buttercup
    6:00 Lantana & Oleander
    6:34 Boxwood
    6:47 Leyland Cypress & Japanese Yew
    7:00 Azalea
    8:00 Mountain Laurel
    8:21 Holly
    8:44 Bracken Fern
    9:00 Cherry
    9:35 Outro
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Komentáře • 64

  • @lisawelch6033
    @lisawelch6033 Před 3 dny

    Best video I’ve seen! Thanks so much.

  • @shellierouse3416
    @shellierouse3416 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you

  • @DUDENOHELP
    @DUDENOHELP Před 7 měsíci +1

    Thank you for your knowledge! great video looking forwarsd to more

  • @rickershomesteadahobbyfarm3291

    I have alot of toxic stuff growing wild on my property. The main toxic things I have growing are wild are Holly, Carolina Jasmine, Wax Myrtles, poke berries, and dog fennel. My goats don’t really mess with them. I don’t cut them down either. If they don’t eat something then I assume it’s toxic.

  • @galaxycacti8154
    @galaxycacti8154 Před rokem +3

    Wow, I just like goats, and I've been considering getting 2-3 goats, not only for clean up, but as pets and guards. I'm so glad I saw this video during my research. I have/had some of these plants on my property, and I want to eradicate those before I bring goats in. Wish you the best.

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před rokem

      thank you, that is a great idea. I recommend to only have plants that are safe for goats on property.

    • @BhodieBob
      @BhodieBob Před měsícem

      watch out for parasites too

  • @Yewoqirife
    @Yewoqirife Před 2 lety +1

    Very helpful. New to goats and living in SC, so we have a lot of the same varieties. Thank you!

  • @tvdfan9716
    @tvdfan9716 Před 2 lety +1

    It was so nice meeting you!!

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 2 lety

      It was nice to meet you too, thanks for checking out my videos!

  • @svenjag6630
    @svenjag6630 Před 2 lety +1

    Very interesting channel! Sadly I (still) don't own goats myself, but I love watching your videos.
    Greetings from Austria :)

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 2 lety +1

      Well thank you so much! Maybe one day you’ll join the goat people 😁🐐

  • @salvadornunez9609
    @salvadornunez9609 Před rokem +1

    Very good information, thank you

  • @richardhawkins2248
    @richardhawkins2248 Před 2 lety +1

    I'm slowly switching towards silvopasture and have this large cherry tree. Yup. Lumber and done with that sucker and the rest. Thnx. LOL

  • @fightorflightgamer4420
    @fightorflightgamer4420 Před 2 lety +1

    Great info. Im researching goats & Im in north Ga!

  • @gypsypath1
    @gypsypath1 Před rokem

    Just thought I’d add that, apparently, buttercup is ok dry, as are cherry leaves if they are fresh or dry ONLY, wilted will kill! Also, I’ve seen our goats selectively eat some of the poke leaves. They only eat off it at certain times of the year so maybe it’s a medicinal thing for them. 🤷‍♀️ We don’t have much in the pasture, but there’s one spot where it comes over the fence where they will go nibble. I’ll have to look for some of those other plants. I know I’ve seen horse nettle, dog fennel, and a little of that mint, but I’ll have to keep my eyes peeled for lantana; I don’t think I’ve ever seen that one.

  • @carleeann6812
    @carleeann6812 Před 2 lety +1

    I can’t thank you enough!!

  • @laurasmith6106
    @laurasmith6106 Před 2 lety +1

    Suggestions for ridding a pasture of perilla mint? Our goats don't eat it (they have loved on our farm longer than us) but we want to get another goat at some point. We've been over seeding with pasture grass seed, mowing and hand pulling. It has gotten a lot better but has been tough to get rid of. Any other suggestions appreciated!

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 2 lety +1

      I haven't dealt with it in any kind of abundance, I just see one here and there so I hand pull them and never researched what would be a better way to eradicate them. I'm sure there is something, I just don't know offhand.

  • @walkinharmonyhomestead2888

    Box elders are pretty much the only trees on my property. My goats eat them all the time, love them, no issues. I looked up box elder, and never saw it on a toxic to goats list. Ugh, the internet can be frustrating!

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před rokem

      the seeds contain a toxin (Hypoglycin A) that cause all kinds of liver and metabolism issues.

  • @nannon4189
    @nannon4189 Před 17 dny

    How.much activated charcoal do you give one goat for injested problems

  • @R-Lmaxan
    @R-Lmaxan Před 9 měsíci +1

    I have a friend whose property borders onto a hobby farm. there is a pasture that was over grown with alders bushes. over a 2 or 3 years the goats had them gone. Since then a majority of the field grew became covered with golden rod. The goats are now grazing the grass in and around the plants but the golden rod alone. Is golden rod toxic to goats?

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 8 měsíci

      I don't know much about goldenrod, but my approach is that if I am unfamiliar or don't know, I won't let them eat it.

  • @drewsfoodforest_tv
    @drewsfoodforest_tv Před rokem +1

    Carolina horse is highly toxic but it has some medicinal properties but only if your experienced to work with it 😢

  • @DUDENOHELP
    @DUDENOHELP Před 7 měsíci +1

    are you in florida? Im in florida and looking to get some goats. what are the most common to look out for if you know? Thanks

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 7 měsíci

      people usually get nigerian dwarf, boer, pygmy, and nubian as pets.

  • @bkaufman91
    @bkaufman91 Před 2 lety

    Perilla mint is a surprising one to me, since it is edible for humans.

  • @drewsfoodforest_tv
    @drewsfoodforest_tv Před rokem +1

    Our goats have eaten bits of dog fennel and wild cherry branches and they are still a live and well

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před rokem

      That's good they had no ill effects, I'd definitely keep them away in the future.

  • @rockskipper5353
    @rockskipper5353 Před 2 lety +1

    If there is alot of other stuff for them to eat . Would they stay away from plums and peaches. Or do they need kept away from the trees?

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 2 lety +1

      That's a good question. Stonefruit like plums, peaches, cherries, almonds are toxic to goats and they really shouldn't be allowed to eat them. Some goats won't bother with those trees, and others may just go and eat them. I had peach and plum trees in my yard planted away from the goat pen so none of leaves accidentally fell in their area. It's wise to just keep them away and not experiment with something like that.

  • @odonnellsaussiehomestead8257

    Im confused ?Here in OZ
    We all use goats to keep lantana under control.?
    Can we talk more about this. Also been loosing my alpacas.
    Don't know why they died

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 2 lety +1

      there's a lot of plants toxic to ruminants like alpacas, goats, cows. I wonder if the lantana was responsible for losing yours. Animals don't always know what plants to avoid. Mine would always try to eat box brush and azaleas if I let them. If I see a plant unfamiliar to me, I will try to ID it and see if it is ok for goats or if its toxic. If it falls under the toxic category, I will try to rid the area of them or not allow the goats near it. Some plants are more toxic than others and you may have seen a goat eat the plant before and appear fine, but it could be harmful to them.

  • @user-gc8dh2tm7p
    @user-gc8dh2tm7p Před 2 lety

    Hi my goats in the Philippines have been eating avocado leaves close to year now with no problem .. do I need to stop feeding them avocado leaves .?? Thnx

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 2 lety

      I would absolutely stop feeding them avocado leaves. Just because they haven't showed signs of sickness doesn't mean it isn't doing damage to the animal.

  • @cutiecookie3963
    @cutiecookie3963 Před rokem

    is mountain mint bad for goats? great vid

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před rokem

      I'm not sure if mountain mint would be.

  • @Michelle-ft5rs
    @Michelle-ft5rs Před 2 měsíci

    Is the buttercup it's self bad if you mow it down is that safe or no

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před měsícem

      its the entire plant, not just blossoms.

    • @MrJramirex
      @MrJramirex Před 25 dny

      My goats eat some of them and seem fine. The neighbor has cows and horses, and they also eat it just fine. I'm not sure if it's a different species, or maybe I'm didn't identify it correctly.

  • @JoseAlvarez-lk9tu
    @JoseAlvarez-lk9tu Před 7 měsíci

    Is pigweed good for goats?

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 7 měsíci

      It is toxic to many animals including goats.

  • @Abdul_Azeem_1234
    @Abdul_Azeem_1234 Před 10 měsíci

    Are peach leaves toxic to goat ....???

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 10 měsíci

      they are, most stone fruit leaves are similar and can be deadly when wilted. Fresh or completely dry won't bother them as much.

  • @nickgonzalez2707
    @nickgonzalez2707 Před měsícem

    How toxic is pokeweed

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před měsícem

      The seeds inside the berries are toxic, the rest of the plant is mildly toxic.

  • @grannyofmany6777
    @grannyofmany6777 Před 7 měsíci

    I have goats and I have holly trees, my goat ate some holly berries yesterday, she is still here and doesn’t seem to ill at all, what should I do? Our property has been in our family for over 70 years, to get rid of all these trees and plants is gonna be a big job. Wish me well….gotta go get the chainsaw cranked up. 🙄

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 7 měsíci

      it's mostly the berries that will cause sickness in animals.

  • @muglee7996
    @muglee7996 Před 2 lety

    Is citronella plant toxic to goats?

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 2 lety

      I know there's different citronella varieties and I don't know if they're toxic. If I don't know, I'll play it safe and keep the goats away.

  • @irfanmauludin398
    @irfanmauludin398 Před rokem

    Avocado leaf kills goats?

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před rokem

      yes, all parts of avocado contain persin which is toxic to most animals.

  • @quitemountainwoman1592
    @quitemountainwoman1592 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you

    • @quitemountainwoman1592
      @quitemountainwoman1592 Před 2 lety +1

      By the way you just saved my goats lives. The hey I just purchased has horsenettle in it. Be blessed if you didn't put this video out for anybody else you put it out for me

    • @StacyAlan77
      @StacyAlan77  Před 2 lety

      Oh wow! I’m glad you saw it!