Like many animals, there are myths about cats that aren’t based on any real facts and are well, just myths. Here are six of them. 1. Pregnant
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At some point in its training, something will startle or frighten an energetic, horse and he will rear or pull back or run sideways while the tra
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Cooler temperatures reduce much of the stress faced by dairy cattle but bring more challenges with teat condition. As the temperature drops it is
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No one wants their pet to be pestered by insects or other critters, but it's not always easy to keep them away, especially when your pet spends t
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Horse feeds formulated specifically for older horses are a good option for your horse. Most commercial horse feed companies have a senior feed produc
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Although the name bovine viral diarrhea virus implies this disease affects bovines, other even-toed hoofed animals can be infected including: Sheep,
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Do you need to blanket your horse? In most cases, the answer is no because the horse makes his own blanket, a hair coat that is long enough and t
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Llamas have been used successfully as guard animals for sheep, goats, cattle and miniature horses. They are very intelligent and curious, and can
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Jigging, or that half-prance that horses do when they want to set the pace for the ride, and you attempt to change it is often caused by nervousn
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In the Siamese cat, a lower temperature causes more dark coloration in the growing hairs. Therefore, newborn kittens, warm from their mother’s wo
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