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13 Dog Breeds That Are Overwhelmingly Affectionate

What Really Happens When You Give a Goat?

Have you wondered what happens when you give a goat to charity? Find out how it works and how it transformed one family's life in Uganda!

Beyond Nine Lives: Picking Your New Pet

This is a sponsored post by Elizabeth Arguelles, veterinarian and owner of Just Cats Clinic at Lake Anne Plaza. Picking the right cat to bring into your house is a decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly. The…

Why a dog’s age in ‘human years’ might not be as old as you think

Maybe you can’t teach an old dog new tricks — but scientists have found a new trick to determine the age of old dogs.

Worried about dog flu? Tips to protect your pup

As an outbreak of canine flu spreads "like wildfire," experts offer some advice to help keep your pet safe

Is prescription pet food just a profit scheme? Lawsuit says it is

A North Carolina law firm is one of the primary drivers of a class action lawsuit that alleges prescription dog and cat food is a marketing scheme devised by pet food companies to pump up their profits.

10 Things You Shouldn't Say to Your Veterinarian

Dr. Patty Khuly outlines some remarks that this veterinarian would prefer not to hear from pet owners.

Know Your Hay: 101 of Two Popular Horse Feed Blends

Whether you are serving a bagged ration or your horse grazes in a paddock, the typical horse’s diet will consist of a assortment of grass varieties and clovers. Two of the most popular grasses for horses, timothy and alfalfa, make excellent components of a quality ration.

Putting the hay in cre-hay-tive

A shark, a penguin and a castle among entrys in What the Hay

Keep hay quality on track

Imagine sitting in a roller coaster car chugging toward the top.

Using Hay Replacers for Horses

Severe drought through parts of TX and OK leaves hayfields and pastures brown and dry, and animal owners searching for replacement optionsWhen times of severe draught or other weather phenomenon result in poor quality or availability of pastures and hay , horse owners often turn to complete feeds (i.e. feeds that contain a full diet of roughage, protein, vitamins, minerals, and other needed nutrients) or…

I FOUND TEFF HAY PELLETS!!! And a COUPON for them as well!

I love Teff hay. It is great to feed to your insulin resistant, low starch/sugars, Cushings horses and I used it with Mama Tess as often as I could find itYesterday, I saw that Standlee now has it in pellet form to answer all the requests for low sugar/starch feed. I’m so excited! (No affiliation, I wish!)The truth is, I rarely feed just pellets. I use hay because it lasts longer and simulates closer to a natural food product for horses.…

Hay and forage utilization

GRAZING CORN RESIDUE Corn harvest is starting. That means corn residue will soon available for grazing. How should grazing be managed to get the most out of them?When corn

Types of hay for small animals, explained.

What type of hay you use (timothy, alfalfa, orchard, etc) can make a big difference in the health of your little friend. Here's how to choose which type is best for your small animal, and info to help you mix the hays up a bit.

Grass hay should be freely available to pet rabbit [Ask the Vet]

It should preferably be in a box or hay rack to keep it clean. It is rich in protein, vitamins, minerals and other important nutrients.

Should You Soak Your Horse's Hay?

There are pros and cons to soaking hay. Find out if it’s the right treatment for your horse’s diet.