Fly, Flea and Tick Prevention for Livestock and Farm Animals Flies, fleas and ticks come into their own during the warmer weather. For owners of livestock and farm animals, they pose a significant health risk to everything from cattle and horses to goats and chickens. At best, these parasites can be a source of irritation…
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Fly, Flea and Tick Prevention for Cats and Dogs Summer can be a tricky season for cats and dogs, and we’re not just talking about the heat. The warmer weather brings a spike in flies, fleas, and ticks, which can be at best, a nuisance for our pets and working animals, and at worst, a…
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Fresh eggs from your own chickens surpass traditional store-bought ones by a long shot. While running a full farm might seem overwhelming, the trend of backyard chickens is rising. Easy-to-assemble coops, the accessibility of chicks at local and national farm retailers, and the possibility of maintaining a small flock in suburban areas are contributing factors.…
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Days are getting longer, temperatures are getting warmer, and you know what that means…mud, mud, and more mud! But there’s more to do to get ready for spring on the farm than just worry about the weather. Warmer temperatures mean thawing, often uneven ground, downed trees and fencing, and sagging fence lines. That can lead…
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While some people prefer furry friends, there’s something to be said about how amazing bringing an exotic pet into your life can be. From feathers to scales and just about anything in between, all pets need love and care to stay happy and healthy! All of our feathered, scaled, or other exotic friends can experience…
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Bringing a new pet home can be exciting, but comes with its fair share of challenges. Whether you’re bringing home a puppy or a kitty, an adult or older animal, or even small animals such as guinea pigs or hamsters, all of our furry friends can experience issues and injuries from time to time. When…
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The New Year is upon us, and many people make resolutions for positive changes in the year ahead. Among those include getting out more and adventuring, and if you’re a dog or horse owner, this can be a great way to spend time together in the great outdoors! Whether you’re looking to plan camping adventures…
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As much as we may feel the summer just ended, there is no denying that the holidays are fast approaching! In addition to more time with family and friends and all sorts of beautiful celebrations, it’s also time to think about gifts for those extra special – animal-loving people on your list. For many of…
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Oh, how we love our curious and fun-loving pets. But from time to time, that adventurous nature (or another mishap) results in a cut, scrape, or scratch that needs first aid treatment. Luckily, not every scrape requires veterinary care, and many minor wounds and cuts can be treated successfully and efficiently at home. This is…
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The eyes are the windows to the soul. If you’ve spent time gazing into your pet’s eyes, you know this to be true. So, of course, we want to keep our pet’s eyes as healthy as possible. Your dog’s eyes can become irritated for various reasons, from allergies to a foreign object in the eye…
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