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"Caviar, it ain't"Might not look great to you and me, but llamas eat grass and hay. Smokey, here, is too young to handle this big mouthful. He's just practicing. He will depend primarily on his mom for nourishment for five to six months, at which time he'll be weaned. Llamas are modified ruminants with three-compartment stomachs. They chew a cud, like cattle. Here at Dove Oaks Farm, we feed a grain supplement once a day to supply the vitamins and minerals that may be deficient in their natural diet. Return |