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Cajun Pygmy Goats

337-781-8027

Scott, LA 70583

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Cajun Pygmy Goats

337-781-8027

Scott, LA 70583

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About Us

Cajun Pygmy Goats HERD NAME: CAJUN KREWE

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

Although we started out as M&K Cattle Co., we quickly became known by our social media name Cajun Pygmy Goats. WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE NPGA GRANTED US THE FARM NAME CAJUN PYGMY GOATS.

Our original Pygmy goat herd will remain under M&K Cattle Company.

GOING FORWARD AS OF JULY 2023:

WE WILL OPERATE UNDER

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS with the herd name Cajun Krewe.

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M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

When we got our first Pygmy goat we listed him with the NPGA under our company M&K Cattle. Our herd grew and we needed a name. We decided on Passpartout Krewe.

Passpartout (pass-par-too) is french for "Master Key". In Cajun Country it also means "Passes Anywhere" or "All Purpose". We love our culture and we love our Pygmy's, so when it came time to name our herd, what better than Krewe of Passpartout?

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M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

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Our entire Pygmy Goat herd is registered with the National Pygmy Goat Association.

*HERD TESTED FOR CL, JOHNES DISEASE, & CAE

Farm: Cajun Pygmy Goats

Herd Name: Cajun Krewe

NPGA# 23 1343-7-B

Farm: M&K Cattle Company

Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

NPGA #: 22 1225-7-B

USDA Scrapie ID # LA2115

Member of LA Meat Goat Association

300 Tabb Rd, Scott, LA 70583

337-781-8027

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CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

Registered Pygmy Goat Herd

Our herd started out small, but mighty. We currently have registered Wethers, registered Bucks and rotate our registered Does between them during the 2024 and 2025 breeding seasons.

DOES ARE ONLY BRED ONCE A YEAR

*Birthing Season (Feb/March)

Does are rotated and separated into groups during breeding and get their own safe space during birthing time.

All of our herd is healthy and have the option of grazing in the field or lounging in the barn.

*HERD TESTED FOR CL, JOHNES DISEASE, & CAE

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

We are a hands on family farm in Scott, LA. All of our animals (Dogs, Goats, Chickens, Horses, Cats, Cattle) are hand fed, even Comfort Jr. (the bull), to ensure that we have the best relationship with each of the animals we have the privilege of loving and caring for. If you are in the Scott, LA area, feel free to come by and visit our herd!

WHO WE ARE

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

Mike Monte, my husband, brought his love of cattle to the farm and I brought my love of horses. Once Mike's work brought him home full time, I said he could get chickens. Mike, took it well when I brought home 3 baby Boxer puppies at once giving us a grand total of seven dogs in the house at the time. Then came the barn cats and then came...Mater...our first pygmy goat! Well, they are like potato chips...you can't have just one, and so we looked for some pygmy buddies for him. We were fortunate to buy our girls and Bubba as a herd and suddenly...we were Pygmy Parents! We love our Pygmy patates (PA-TOTs), cajun for potato, and our journey has begun! We are always looking for ways to improve and update our facilities including closing in the barn, no climb fencing the 11 acres, a designated birthing areas, kid nursery area, and a new Buck Barracks

Our motto:

It's never a dull day!

Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact us if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Why do you have two names?

When we got our first Pygmy goat and registered him with NPGA, we had no idea our heard would grow as much as it did or that anyone knew we had Pygmy goats. Our social media and website name became known through out the country and internationally so we decided to keep our original farm and herd name, but to register any new goats under Cajun Pygmy Goats. We are proud to be M&K Cattle Co operating under Cajun Pygmy Goats!

What is a Pygmy Goat?

Pygmy Goats come from North Africa and were used for their meat and milk. They are small (pygmy) in size, easy keepers, herd animals (2 or more to be happy), and don't require large pastures. They were originally bred for their meat, but their milk make great soap and other beauty products and they are great pets.

Is it a Mini or a Pygmy?

Short answer. All Pygmy goats are mini's but not all mini's are Pygmy goats. ONLY A PYGMY CAN BE A PYGMY.

A Pygmy goat is a miniature goat breed with short legs and a stocky body. They look like potatoes on tiny legs. Other miniature goats have more slender necks, are thinner, and have longer legs. There are many miniature goat breeds, but only one breed is classified as a Pygmy.

How big does a Pygmy get?

Males: 50-70 lbs 16-23 in tall

Females: 40-70 lbs 16-22 in tall

How do I know it's a Pygmy goat?

1. Pygmy goats only have brown eyes.

2. Their coloring: caramel (with black or brown markings), Agouti (black, brown, grey), Black, Solid Black. If it looks like a cow, has a white coat, has 3 very distinct colors, or a flamboyant fur pattern, it is NOT A PYGMY. * see our gallery for color examples

3. Ears and Face: Long or floppy ears is not a Pygmy goat. A delicate deer like face is not a Pygmy goat. Pygmy goats have smaller ears, an upside down triangle face, and look like potatoes on tiny legs.

Wether, Doe, Buck, What????

Doe - An adult Pygmy female

Doeling - A kid Pygmy female

* We recommend waiting until your doeling will be 2 by the time she delivers to breed a Doe for the first time. They have a gestation of 150 days.

* A Doeling can be bred too early and it does cause birth complications that put mom and kids at risk.

* We separate our Does from our Bucks until it's time for their "Date Nights" beginning in late September for Kids to arrive the last week of February.

* We breed once a year, but Pygmy goats can be bred twice a year.

Buck - An adult Pygmy male with his dangly bits

Buckling - A kid Pygmy male with his dangly bits

* A Buckling can breed as early as 8 weeks. We recommend separating him from Does and Doelings around 8 weeks with only supervised nursing with mom. You can also purchase a buck apron for them.

* We do not recommend buying a buck (without the intention of castrating him at the appropriate time) unless you plan to breed him. Although we love our bucks, they are stinky, pee on their face and legs, and get a bit rowdy at breeding time.

Wether - A Pygmy male who no longer has his dangly bits and can not breed.

* We recommend wethering at 3/4 months to insure their Urethra is fully formed. This limits the chance of Urinary Calculi in the future.

*Wethers make excellent companions to your family, does, bucks, wethers, and kid goats. They do not have breeding cycles and can stay with their friends year round.

Doelings are in high demand but not necessary if you just want companion Pygmy goats. Consider a Wether!

Do you have Facebook or Tiktok?

Yes both are Cajunpygmygoats. We update them both several times a day.

Can I have just 1 Pygmy Goat?

NOT RECOMMENDED!!!!!Pygmy goats are happiest and healthier when they are in a herd or group. We recommend you have at least two Pygmy goats if you decide to purchase one. Consider purchasing a doe and a wether together if you would like to start your pygmy goat journey and don't plan to breed them. It is our policy not to sell a Pygmy as a single if you do not own another goat as a companion. We do have excellent prices for a pair.

I want a Pygmy. What do I need?

1. Find a vet in your area that takes goats.

*NOT ALL DO!

2. Shelter

* Doesn't need to be fancy, but draft free and dry.

3. A good fence

* Number one threat to goats are domesticated dogs. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND EVER LEAVING A GOAT UNATTENDED WITH A DOG. EVEN IF IT HAS NEVER GIVEN YOU A REASON TO WORRY ABOUT THE DOG'S BEHAVIOR. EVEN LIVESTOCK GUARDIAN DOGS HAVE STRICT RULES TO FOLLOW WITH THEIR GOAT HERD.

* We prefer no climb fencing but the smaller the holes the better.

4. A place to graze

* Goats are not lawnmowers. They are better weed-eaters. They don't want the good stuff. They want the shrubs, weeds, and funky stuff. It doesn't have to be 40 acres but some graze area is nice.

5. Unlimited access to fresh water and hay!!!!!!!!!!

* Pygmy goats love fresh water

* Hay is offered to them 24/7

*warning...they waste a bunch of hay so find an inventive way to keep it off the ground.

6. A few medications or holistic options on hand for their care.

* Goats can be easy keepers but just like dogs, cats, and other animals they need vaccinations, hoof trims, possible worming prevention, and other medications for oopsie's and owies.

IS YOUR HEARD TESTED FOR CL, JOHNES, AND CAE?

YES! Our policy is to test the heard yearly for CL, Johnes, and CAE and QFever. Test results can be viewed at anytime upon request.

Can we Visit the Herd?

Absolutely! We are located in Scott, LA. Give us a call at 337-781-8027 and we can set up a time and date convenient for you. We have visitors all the time even if they just want to come play with and snuggle with some goats.

DO YOU REQUIRE A DEPOSIT?

We do not require a deposit. You can visit our Policy Page here.

Is your Pygmy herd registered?

Yes! ALL of our Pygmy goats are registered with the National Pygmy Goat Association.

Herd Name: Cajun Krewe, Owners: Mike and Keri Monte of Cajun Pygmy Goats NPGA #

23 1343 7-B and Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe, Owners: Mike and Keri Monte of M&K Cattle Co. NPGA# 22 1225-7-B

Are your Pygmy Goats Friendly?

Pygmy goats are very sweet animals. Some of the does we purchased are more skittish than others because they didn't have a lot of people interaction before they came to us. Bubba, one of our bucks loves a good head scratch with a horse brush. Sug, one of our does, would sit on the couch in the house if we would let her. All of the babies born here get tons of love and cuddles so they are extra friendly when they find their forever home.

Are the Pygmy Babies handled frequently?

Once the doe shows signs that she will give birth soon, she is given her own area to give birth to her babies. Once the babies are born, we do our best to give them lots of love and attention several times a day so they are comfortable with people and continue to handle them often once they transition to the nursery area or with the older does once they are age appropriate. We try to let all of our mothers nurse their babies, but we do supplement with bottles for two reasons. One, it does make them friendlier and two, I want to make sure our kids know how to take a bottle if it's ever needed down the road.

What if I want a bottle baby?

As a general rule, Pygmy goat breeders prefer not to pull a kid from its mother unless absolutely necessary.

All of our kids are raised in combination with nursing/bottle. They are just as social as 24/7 bottle babies when they leave the farm. We do not pull a kid from mom until a minimum of 8 weeks unless absolutely necessary. We prefer our kids to stay with mom for 12 weeks for their health and a better transition to a new home.

I just want a pet, do you have anything cheaper?

All of our Pygmy goats are bred to be acceptable to NPGA standards, registered, and qualify for showing possibilities. We respect your budget you have in mind for your new goat, but our prices are fair for the quality of Pygmy you receive from us. You are paying for: Proven and/or Award Winning Bloodlines, Vaccinated, Well Cared For, Vet Checked, Healthy, Well Socialized 100% Purebred Pygmies able to register and show at National Pygmy Goat Association or other Pygmy shows, with continued support from us after you bring your Pygmy home. As always, thank you for considering us, whether you buy from us or not.

I just want a pet. Does it matter if a Pygmy is Registered or not?

Not all Pygmy goats are registered, but ours are. We register all of our Pygmy Goats with the National Pygmy Goat Association to ensure they are well documented for their lineage, possible show futures, or possible milk/meat production in the future.

You are paying for: Proven Award Winning Bloodlines, Vaccinated, Well Cared For, Vet Checked, Healthy, Well Socialized 100% Purebred Pygmies able to register and show at National Pygmy Goat Association or other Pygmy shows, with continued support from us after you bring your Pygmy home.

Where do you keep your Pygmy Goats?

Cajun Pygmy Goats is located in Scott, LA. We began as M&K Cattle Company which is primarily based on an 11 acre farm and other farm land we lease for our adult cattle. The Goats have the run of the 11 acres, and we have divided it into sections for separating the herd, birthing, nursery area, and breeding. They can go in and out of the barn or their grazing area at any time of the day and come into the barn or their goat condos for feeding time and night time. Our Bucks will have their own brand new Buck Barracks to live comfortably apart from the does until it's once again breeding season. At this time they make use of the huge arena Mikey built me when I barrel raced and a open barn area we have made pens in. We are constantly evaluating our barn area and pastures to make a happy living environment for all of our animals. We have a special building for quarantine to allows us to operate under stricter biosecurity measures ensuring better health for our herd.

It seems our farm's needs change and shift often, and M&K Cattle Company's owner Mike Monte is phenomenal at construction and produces outstanding results when we envision an even better way of accommodating our animals.

What do you feed your Pygmy's?

To grain or not to grain...a hot topic for goats!!!! At this time, our Pygmy's get fed a small amount of high quality medicated feed mixed at our local feed store, graze time, free mineral buffet, and fresh hay each day per our vet's recommendation.

Do you give your Pygmy goats minerals?

Our Pygmy goats have access to Sweetlix Goat Minerals at all times.

Who is your Vet?

WE LOVE OUR VET!!!! Our goat Vet of choice is Dr. Paul Whittington of Whittington Veterinary Clinic located at 1101 W Port St, Abbeville, LA 70510 337-893-8522

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Cajun Pygmy Goats HERD NAME: CAJUN KREWE

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

Registered Pygmy Goat Herd

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

Registered Pygmy Goat Herd

Happy, Healthy Bloodline

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

Registered Pygmy Goat Herd

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

WHO WE ARE

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

Frequently Asked Questions

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Cajun Pygmy Goats HERD NAME: CAJUN KREWE

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

Registered Pygmy Goat Herd

M&K Cattle co. Herd Name: Passpartout Krewe

Registered Pygmy Goat Herd

Happy, Healthy Bloodline

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

Registered Pygmy Goat Herd

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

WHO WE ARE

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

CAJUN PYGMY GOATS OPERATING UNDER M&K Cattle

Frequently Asked Questions

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