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Feeding babies. You will find as many tables, charts, rations and plans for bottle feeding baby goats as there are experts. A basic rule of thumb to go by is 10 (to 12) per cent of body weight per day. For example, if the kid weighs 20 pounds, it should have two pounds or 32 ounces per day.
Milk that is consumed by baby goats goes into the abomasum (that portion which corresponds to the stomach of a person). As the kid starts eating some leafy hay, the rumen begins to develop but it takes 8 - 10 weeks for the rumen to fully develop. Goats like to graze and they make good use of forages they eat. There are three kinds of forage plants - grasses, forbs and browse. Such plants as fescue, orchard grass, bluegrass, etc., are examples of grasses. The forbs are broad leaf plants such as dandelions, clovers, wild lettuce, etc.