GlitterandGoats

GlitterandGoats Glitter N Goats is located on a little 5 acre farm in La Grange Texas and we raise registered Nigerian dwarf dairy goats.

We are working towards our show goals and selling soaps in the future

I love a beautiful basket of eggs😍      😍
01/30/2022

I love a beautiful basket of eggs😍
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Last minute stocking stuffers ~ Handmade artisan goat milk soap! Prices range from $4 - $8. I have a variation in bar si...
12/14/2021

Last minute stocking stuffers ~ Handmade artisan goat milk soap! Prices range from $4 - $8. I have a variation in bar sizes and shaped soaps! Text me at 979-702-1999 or message me via Facebook. Pickup in La Grange Texas or shipping available

Essential oils -
Lavender
Teatree/Rosemary+activated charcoal

No fragrance -
Calendula and Honey
Unscented

Fragrance -
Citrus peel/pine - grinch soap
Peppermint
Apple cider
Cindy lou who
Chocolate coffee + coffee grounds
Espresso + coffee grounds
Oatmeal milk and honey+collodial oats
Orange patchouli
Golden oats+collodial oats
Waterlilly mint
Pink lemonade
Lavender vanilla
Coconut lime verbena
Cool waters
Pineapple and papaya
Cucumber melon
Stormy waters
Desert bloom
Pumpkin delight
Vanilla pistachio

Masculine fragrances -
Bayrum + activated charcoal
Teakwood and mahogany
Bourbon street

Hi y'all! Our lifes have been nonstop and stir crazy since school started back up this fall, many changes to the farm ha...
09/20/2021

Hi y'all! Our lifes have been nonstop and stir crazy since school started back up this fall, many changes to the farm have been happening and our soap making endeavors have only increased since we started this summer, so blessed to be serving our community through our farm.❤

Soaps, soaps, and more soaps! GlitterNGoats farm is proud to say that we finally have made our first goat milk soaps thi...
06/15/2021

Soaps, soaps, and more soaps! GlitterNGoats farm is proud to say that we finally have made our first goat milk soaps this past month! Here are a few of our wonderful cuts😍The scents shown are Lavender Vanilla, Coconut lime Verbena, Raspberry lemonade, Pheromone and cucumber melon🤤They each smell absolutely heavenly and unique!! I spent quite a bit of my savings bulk buying ingredients, purchasing supplies, getting a deep freezer (for the goat milk) building shelving, and spending countless hours researching. I have a great feeling about this new venture in life and I'm so excited to share it with y'all!!

Hilltown Meadows Sir Corona lost all his winter fluff with a much needed shave and he's looking mighty fine 😍
06/03/2021

Hilltown Meadows Sir Corona lost all his winter fluff with a much needed shave and he's looking mighty fine 😍

Freshly baked banana bread topped with Homemade Cajeta and Ice cream🤤😍
05/29/2021

Freshly baked banana bread topped with Homemade Cajeta and Ice cream🤤😍

Creekwood Acres Royal Kiss and Agape's Prize Judge E Baby competed in their first show this past weekend, they did a tre...
05/25/2021

Creekwood Acres Royal Kiss and Agape's Prize Judge E Baby competed in their first show this past weekend, they did a tremendous job in the ring walking around like this wasn't their first rodeo. Feeling accomplished each step we take to improve our herd and how far we've come in so little time🤩Next show in October!

Within the next 3 months we should be able to offer our first Goat milk soaps!
05/13/2021

Within the next 3 months we should be able to offer our first Goat milk soaps!

Incorrect way to eat minerals😂
05/08/2021

Incorrect way to eat minerals😂

Addi didn't think kissys extra ration was very fair😂
04/27/2021

Addi didn't think kissys extra ration was very fair😂

"You look tasty"🤦🏼‍♀️
04/22/2021

"You look tasty"🤦🏼‍♀️

Mama chicken and her little brood of ducklings
04/16/2021

Mama chicken and her little brood of ducklings

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La Grange, TX
78945

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How We Started

Glitter and Goats started in Christmas 2015 when we got a Nigerian dwarf mix Pygmy buckling as a pet who we named Blitzen. When we got our first goat we had no clue what to expect and what we we’re getting our selves into! I had always wanted one but I knew absolutely NOTHING about them! Over the course of 3 years I have learned SO much about goats in general! First thing I learned - Goats NEED companions, I can not stress that enough! When we got our first goat he seemed so happy and content until winter break ended, school started up again and we couldn’t be with him 24/7. He would sit there and cry until we would get back home, so we knew we needed to do something! Our solution - buy a mini pig as a friend.....(Ha, bad idea) He loved the mini pig since it was his only friend and would jump all over her, but eventually she got fed up after about 4 months, long story short he lost half of his ear. After having Rosie (the mini pig) and Blitzen for a while I was gifted a gorgeous polled (naturally hornless) purebred 8 month old Nigerian dwarf female! (Who we named Saige) Blitzen fell head over hooves for her and they we’re BEST friends! Finally Rosie had some peace ha ha! About 6 months later I came up with the idea that we should breed mini goats and sell them as pets! (We’ve tweaked our train of thought since then) We then got our second female who was a teeny tiny 8 week old nigerian dwarf mix pygmy named Paisley who was super sweet. We thought we were the best care takers ever! We had an awesome little herd, they all lived together in our garden and we’re “very content”. (Lesson learned, Please DO NOT keep your buck and does together 24/7, this will possibly result in does that are too young getting bred, abortions, kids getting injured, does getting bred back too soon and other possible problems..) Looking back now WE KNEW NOTHING. Yeesh i’m surprised our goats we’re still standing. After having some amazing people help us we’ve learned so much and I can not thank them enough, and I always try and do my best by being a mentor to others who need help or advice!!! We now have an awesome barn, they live in a pasture specifically fenced for there needs, we have an LGD (Livestock Guardian Dog), we give hoof trims every 2 months, we feed hay/grain/minerals daily, we try and give herbal supplements, copper bolus, deworm when needed, and annual CDT shots. Now I can say there pretty content lol. We certainly have come along way since we first started, unfortunately it wasn't easy though and we lost a few, but we are defiantly still learning and I’m proud to call Glitter and Goats my own!