Llama & Alpaca Guide
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Llama & Alpaca Guide

Llamas and alpacas are unique animals that require special care and attention when raised outside their native habitat.  To ensure their health and well-being, certain adjustments must be made to accommodate their specific needs, from shelter and nutrition to handling and veterinary care. This guide will help you understand how to provide the best environment for these gentle, stoic animals as you welcome them into your farm or homestead!

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Equine Dental Health
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Equine Dental Health

Maintaining good dental health in horses is essential for their overall well-being and performance. This guide explores why equine dental health is crucial, how to recognize potential problems, and what steps can be taken to ensure your horse's teeth stay healthy throughout their life.

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Pet Pig Guide
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Pet Pig Guide

Pet pigs can be wonderful companions but do require specialized care to keep them healthy and happy.  If you are a pet pig owner or are thinking of becoming one, this guide will help you understand the most important aspects of their care.

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Birthing Livestock
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Birthing Livestock

Most animals can give birth without human assistance.  However, there are some indications that intervention may be needed or even warrant an emergency veterinary visit. 

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Choke in Horses
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Choke in Horses

Esophageal obstruction, also called “choke” is a common occurrence in horses.  If you are interested in what to do when your horse is choking and how to prevent choke in the future you can read more here!

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Blocked Goat Prevention
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Blocked Goat Prevention

Urolithiasis, commonly referred to as urinary stones, is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition in goats. Sadly, treatment options are limited but the good news is that urolithiasis is largely preventable. With careful management and the right strategies, you can help ensure the health and well-being of your goats and avoid the severe complications that come with this condition. Read more here!

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