Calculate the goat's gestation due date and track the milestone timeline based on breed to ensure a healthy delivery.
Welcome to our Goat Gestation Calculator, where you can accurately estimate goat gestation. It provides the step by step comprehensive milestones of pregnancy based on the breeding date, which can help you to make the expectation of kidding delivery date and allow you to better prepare and manage.
First, let me know what the average goat's gestation length is, and what factors affect it? And What symptoms indicate pregnancy? And how does a goat gestation calculator work, and how to use it?
Determining the pregnancy is critical, but some signs can indicate the goat is pregnant:
On average, the goat gestation length is about 150 days
, but it can be range between 145 and 155 days
. Some important factors affect the length of gestation slightly, including breed, environment, and overall health. Our goat gestation calculator is flexible enough to compute the result based on the breed type you prefer to select and provide all stages of goat gestation until the earliest and latest due date.
The following important factors can affect the goat gestation duration:
Using our calculator is straightforward as it uses the breeding date and the breeding type to estimate the kidding date:
Formula to calculator due date:
Kidding Due Date = Mating date + 150 days
Inputs to fill:
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Explanations of inputs:
Example:
Assume a goat was bred on January 1, 2025
:
January 1, 2025
.Average
.Kidding Due Date = January 1, 2025 + 150 days
After adding the average gestation length of 150 days
to the mating date, we got the May 31, 2025
, kidding due date.
The goat pregnancy length falls between 145 and 155 days
, with an average of 155 days
but depending on the breed of goat.
Our goat's gestation calculator includes gestation periods for following breeds: Average, Boer, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, and Saanen.
If your goat starts showing symptoms of labor before the expected due date, monitor her closely and be prepared for an early delivery. Contact your veterinarian if you have any concerns.
On average, goats have between 1 to 4 kids per pregnancy, while twins are the most common. Several factors such as breed, age, and health of the female goat can influence the number of kids.
Commonly, it is recommended to wait at least 3 months after kidding before breeding a female goat again. This gives her body sufficient time to recover and ensures that she is in good health for the next pregnancy.