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February 26, 20230

3 Steps to Help Pets Achieve and Maintain a Healthy Weight

Pet parents often show love for their pets with food. However, that extra “love” can lead to weight gain, which can increase the risk of developi

February 5, 20230

The unfortunate truth is that a lot of common plants are toxic to both cats and dogs. Pets that consume some plants may experience convulsions, t

January 2, 20230

Proper mineral and vitamin supplementation in dairy cattle feeding programs is essential to animal health and performance. Optimum feeding of the ani

November 18, 20220

Thanksgiving is right around the corner. While you’re making preparations for your holiday feasts and family gatherings, Rutland County Humane Societ

November 14, 20220

Cold weather and frigid temperatures are just around the corner, so follow these six tips to keep your more comfortable this winter. #1 If you

October 25, 20220

Horse feeds formulated specifically for older horses are a good option for your horse. Most commercial horse feed companies have a senior feed produc

October 23, 20220

Although the name bovine viral diarrhea virus implies this disease affects bovines, other even-toed hoofed animals can be infected including: Sheep,

October 8, 20220

Squamous cell carcinoma, also abbreviated as SCC, is one of the most common cancers in horses. Appearing as small, wart-like bumps commonly found

September 27, 20220

If you’re looking for some easy-care indoor plants that are also dog-friendly, look no further. In this article, we will cover three great options th

September 13, 20220

Biosecurity means doing everything you can to reduce the chances of an infectious disease being carried onto your farm by people, animals, equipm