Packing on the Pounds: Healthy Horse Weigh

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

There are many things that you have to be concerned with when you are raising animals. In general, animals should always follow certain paths and should do certain things, and as an animal owner you have to be sure that you are watching for these things and taking steps to correct things that might be [...]

Horses and the West Nile Threa

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

West Nile Virus is a very real danger for most mammals, including humans. If you have a horse, you could be at even more risk, since farm animals are very susceptible to this disease. In most cases, the West Nile virus is transmitted through mosquito bites, and in many cases, this disease is fatal. As [...]

Bones and Muscles: Horse Anatom

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

When you have a horse, it is very important that you understand several basic parts of horse anatomy to be sure that you are caring for your horse in the best way possible. You can do this through studying on your own or you can talk to your vet to learn the very basics. First [...]

Hormones and Drugs for Stallion

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Knowing what to give your stallions when it comes to hormones and drugs is very important. You are going to want to know several things before you get started dealing with your stallions and hormones or other drugs, so you should be talking to a vet or another horse expert to see what they have [...]

Baby Horsies: Caring for Foul

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Whenever you have little ones that enter your life or the life of your animal, there is going to be some excitement. Caring for fouls is a very important part of raising horses, and it is something that you should know a lot about right form the get go. First of all, you have to [...]

Helping Mother and Baby: When your Mare has a Fou

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Helping a mare through pregnancy can be any extremely rewarding experience, but remember that it is also a lot of hard work. If you’ve decided to allow your mare to become pregnant, make sure that you can be responsible for this medical condition, as well as an extra life. Breeding horses is a great career [...]

Recognizing and Treating Over-groomin

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

There are a number of medical conditions in cats that may seem like they don′t really harm the cat, but in actuality, they can really take a toll on a cat’s health. One such disorder is over-grooming, which is a stress- related condition that can be compared to obsessive-compulsive disorders in humans. Over-grooming can be [...]

Safe Toys for your Pet Bird

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

When concerning yourself with your pet bird’s health it is important to understand bird safety. Your bird’s vet can go over basic safety with you concerning your bird, but to truly be safe, it is important for you to learn about bird safety before you ever get a pet bird in the first place. Being [...]

Code Red: Emergency Illness and Your Bird

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

When you bird suddenly becomes ill, your very first step should be to call your vet. However, there are things you can do to prevent your bird from dying and to make your bird more comfortable while waiting for your vet or while on the way to the animal hospital. Birds make wonderful pets, but [...]

Tips When Dog Breeding

Thursday, March 12th, 2009

Tips When Dog Breeding Not everyone has the interest to breed dogs. To some, it may be a calling of some sort. For others, it serves as a past time and to increase their pets at home. Your goal here is to improve a certain breed of dog and if you have a different reason, [...]