Things You'll Need
- 1 cup dry mustard seed powder
- 2 cups cut up thyme
- 2 cups cut up wormwood
- 1 cup black walnut hull powder
- 2 cups chopped sage
- 1/2 cup chopped cloves
- 1 cup psyllium seed powder
- 2 cups diatomaceous earth
Instructions
Chop up the appropriate quantities of sage, thyme, cloves and wormwood. The rest of the ingredients will come as a powder already, so you do not need to alter their state before adding them to the mixture. If you have a large herd of goats, it might be wise to double the recipe.
Mix all of the ingredients in a large bucket or pail. If you plan on using this mixture to treat horses as well as goats, you should not add the black walnut. This is the only ingredient that can be dangerous to other animals and it is only dangerous when used to treat horses.
Sprinkle the mixture on the animal's feed both morning and night. A mature goat should be administered about one tablespoon twice a day.
Administer smaller amounts for non-mature goats. If you have younger goats, separate the feed to ensure the smaller animals are not receiving too much of the remedy. The amount of remedy administered to an animal should depend on its body weight. Since younger goats are commonly affected by parasites, they should be monitored carefully.
Continue administering the remedy to the affected goats for seven consecutive days. This will give enough time to control the parasites.