
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Lilly Kidded!

Sunday, January 23, 2011
Liquid Goat's Milk Soap!

*8 oz. Foaming Bottle w/ pump
Monday, November 15, 2010
NEW Goat's Milk Bath/Body Products!
Goat's Milk Creme' Soap
A new favorite of mine - especially wonderful when used as a shaving cream. It's very thick and creamy so only a little bit goes a long way! Packaged by weight 4.5 - 5+ oz. in each jar. Available in any Essential Oil/Fragrant combination! $6.49 - $7.50 each.
All of the above products (and anything you may find on our website) can be custom made for VEGANS (no Goat's Milk used). Please take a look at the wide selection of Essential and Fragrant oils available:
Essential Oils: Cedarwood Atlas, Tangerine, Sweet Orange, Lavender, Peppermint, Wintergreen, Cinnamon Bark, Bergamot, Citronella Java, Lemongrass, Pink Grapefruit, Eucalyptus.
Fragrant Oils: Sandalwood, Chocolate, Blueberry Lemon Verbena, Rosemary Mint, Chocolate Dipped Strawberries, Lemongrass Sage, Bamboo Sugarcane, Pink Sugar, Yummy Cake, Ginger Lime, Balsam & Citrus, Caribbean Fruit Smoothie, Japanese Pear & Ginseng, Cranberry Ginger Spice Tea, Lemon Sugar, Apple Cobbler Delight, Vanilla Sandalwood, French Crumb Cake, Iced Lemon Snap Cookies, Tropical Passionfruits, Eucalyptus Spearmint, Wild Huckleberry Honey, Blackberry Sage, Chai Tea, Columbian Coffee, Wild African Gardenia, and Plumeria.
Contact me to place an order with these special prices!! :)
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Hmmm. . .
Aha! Remembered something interesting to share. . . My Pygmy doe, Rosie had her babies a couple of weeks ago. She had triplet bucks (bummer) but it was a fairly easy delivery and her boys are happy and healthy, so that's good enough for me. :) The first kid came out without a problem (I actually missed it and reached her after she started cleaning him up). Say hello to little Thaddeus:

He is the smallest of the three boys and is turning out to be a real sweetheart.
Next, came two little rear feet. I assisted slightly as you want the baby out fast when they are born rear feet first. When the umbilical cord is broken it triggers the kid to take a breath (not good when you're still surrounded by fluids). Here is Matthew (aka: the loud mouth ;)

He is the kid in the background of these photos.
And last but not least and certainly the biggest is Bartholomew. He needed the most assistance entering this world. After Matthew was born, I "bounced" Rosie and knew there was another kid in there but she was kind of slow about delivering him so I washed up and "went in" finding a head presenting with no feet, so I gently felt around in there until I found one hoof, cupping my hand around it I carefully moved it up towards the nose and helped Rosie deliver him. With some assistance, a doe can typically deliver a kid in this position without bringing both feet forward.

Bartholomew, aka: the "gentle giant". He is very big, especially in comparison to Thaddeus. Rosie is doing really good so far feeding them all. I've not needed to supplement yet. She's been a very good mother and is very protective of her little ones, even when it's just me around. These are her last babies before retirement and she seems to be enjoying them.
That's all for now!






