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As temperatures rise, proper hydration becomes one of the most important parts of summer animal care. Horses and livestock rely heavily on water to regulate body temperature, support digestion, and maintain overall health. During hot weather, dehydration and heat stress can happen quickly if animals don’t have enough access to clean, fresh water. Here are some important hydration tips to help keep your animals healthy and comfortable throughout the summer months. Understand How Much Water Animals Need Water intake increases significantly during hot weather. The amount varies depending on species, size, activity level, and temperature. On average: Horses may drink...

Whether you're heading to the lake, visiting family, or just exploring a new trail, bringing your pet along can make the trip even better. But just like people, pets need a few essentials to stay safe and comfortable on the road. Here’s a list of travel must-haves to keep tails wagging all weekend long. Pet Travel Essentials Crates or Travel Carriers Ensure your pet is secure during the ride. Look for well-ventilated, crash-tested options. Seat Covers & Barriers Protect your seats and keep your pet safely in the back seat area. Portable Water Bottles & Bowls Keep your pet hydrated...

As pastures green up and temperatures rise, it’s important to reevaluate your livestock’s feed regimen. Whether you're raising cattle, goats, horses, chickens, or other farm animals, spring brings changes in forage availability, energy needs, and breeding cycles that should be reflected in your feed strategy. Here’s a quick guide to help you keep your animals healthy and productive this season: Cattle & Goats Grazing is in, hay is out – As pastures return, gradually transition livestock from hay to fresh forage to avoid digestive upset. Minerals matter – Provide free-choice mineral supplements to balance what fresh pasture may lack, especially...

May is the perfect time to embrace the outdoors with your pet while also refreshing their grooming routine. As shedding increases and activity levels rise, a little extra care can go a long way in keeping your pet comfortable, clean, and happy. Tackle Seasonal Shedding Spring shedding is in full swing, making regular brushing essential. Frequent grooming helps remove loose fur, reduces shedding around the home, and keeps your pet’s coat healthy. Choose brushes suited to your pet’s coat type and aim for a consistent grooming schedule. Not only does this keep their fur in top condition, but it’s also...

Spring is chick season, and bringing home new baby chicks is an exciting time for both new and experienced flock owners. The first few weeks are the most important for setting your chicks up for healthy growth and a strong start in life. With the right preparation, supplies, and care routine, your new flock can thrive during those critical early weeks. Here’s a simple guide to help you care for your chicks during their first eight weeks. Prepare a Safe and Comfortable Brooder Before bringing chicks home, you’ll need to set up a brooder — a warm, protected space where...