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May 8, 20240

Why Too Much Grain isn’t Good for Sheep

Sheep are easy-care critters for a farm animal. They are basically a grazing animal, and pasture or hay should make up the bulk of their diet. Bu

April 2, 20240

When it comes to our pets, their health and well-being are of the utmost importance. Among the various aspects of their health, oral hygiene ofte

March 14, 20240

What's happening during the last 4 to 6 weeks of pregnancy? Seventy (70) percent of fetal growth occurs during the last 4 to 6 weeks of pregnancy

March 5, 20240

These recipes have been passed on by other horsemen, but please use common sense and consult a veterinarian before trying and using any of these

February 27, 20240

Here is a list of items every pet owner should have at hand for their pet first aid kit. The kit itself can be stored in a waterproof pouch if ke

February 12, 20240

If your goat is losing his hair, parasite infestation or disease are likely culprits. Scientifically termed alopecia, hair loss can also result f

February 10, 20240

There are several foods that your horse may enjoy but are not good for them. Eating too much of some of these foods can lead to serious health pr

February 4, 20240

Disease prevention in waterfowl, and in poultry in general, requires their caretakers to be diligent in three main areas to prevent birds from be

January 14, 20240

No one knows your dog better than you. You’re the first to notice if your dog leaves their bowl half-full or is no longer excited for mealtime. I

January 11, 20240

None of us likes it when our best friend isn't feeling well. Listed below are 6 common health problems that dogs experience, how you can identify