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Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude and togetherness, and that includes our beloved pets. As we gather to celebrate, it's important to consider the well-being of our furry companions amidst the festivities. In this blog, we'll explore some essential Thanksgiving pet tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday for your four-legged family members. Mindful Feasting: While we indulge in a Thanksgiving feast, it's crucial to resist the urge to share certain foods with our pets. Traditional Thanksgiving fare like turkey bones, rich gravies, and seasoned dishes can be harmful to animals. Stick to pet-friendly treats or provide a small...

Whether you have horses, cattle, sheep, goats or other livestock, good quality hay is an essential part of their diet, and it is important to choose only the best hay to feed your animals. Why Good Hay Matters Depending on the animal, hay can make up 50 percent or more of its daily diet, and in winter, most grazing animals consume even more hay because their access to adequate pasture is restricted. The nutrition from hay is vital to keep the animal healthy, and to protect its digestive health. Poor quality hay could lead not only to digestive trouble, but...

As the last heat wave of summer fades, bird feeders are disappearing from backyards. Most bird lovers assume that as the weather cools and mass migration sweeps in, their beloved winged friends don't need human assistance in finding food; they can forage for it themselves. Be a wise lover of birds this year; learn how to host diverse flocks  at your backyard buffet right up until winter. Offer High-Calorie Foods As they prepare to migrate, birds need nutritious foods rich in fat to sustain their energy. Be the best bird feeder on the block by offering high-calorie nibblets for them...