Animals & Pets
Animals & Pets
Pets love the country, but the country doesn't always love pets. Here's how you can keep your animals healthy.
You don't have to choose between a green lawn or your pets. There are fertilizers out there that are safe to use with animals around.
Animal identification is the basis for keeping accurate production records. When an animal is born or bought, it should be given only one unique number, which will identify it as long as you have it.
If your pets come into contact with the saliva of a raccoon, skunk or other animal with rabies, your animals can become infected.
When the snow falls and the temperatures drop, it's important to pay extra attention to your pets.
If you plan to have rabbits and keep them outside, they'll need a hutch that will protect them from predators and the elements.
If you have cats on your acreage, it's important to be aware of the risks associated with feline leukemia.
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