Deer & Protein

There is considerable controversy regarding the percentage of dietary protein that deer should have. Many people believe that deer cannot tolerate more than 16% dietary protein and that high-protein diets are wasteful or even toxic. This simply is not true.
Research in South Texas has shown that wild deer diets at certain [...]

Things to Consider Before Building Your Pond

Fat Cats & Pudgy Pooches

They may be fat and happy, but they may also be in danger.
It’s the picture of contentment … your favorite furry four-legged companion, curled up on the floor in a patch of warm sunlight, snoozing with a belly full of the steak scraps left over from last night’s dinner. Oh yes, [...]

You Can Lead A Horse To Water…

Water is the main component of the body. In fact, an average 1000 pound horse is roughly 660 pounds (80 gallons) of water. About two-thirds of this water is inside cells, called intracellular fluid, and one-third is outside cells or extracellular fluid. To function normally, the body must keep the amount of [...]

Is it Beneficial to Feed Sweet Feed and Corn to Horses?

Selecting and Raising Your Show Calf

“Selecting and Raising Your Show Calf” with Dave Guyer, Guyer Cattle Company.  Things you should look for when selecting your show calf.

Smile! Dental Care For Your Pets

Do you avoid getting up close and personal with your pet’s breath? That bad breath is certainly unpleasant enough, but your pet could have a worse problem.  Tartar buildup on teeth and inflamed gums can actually undermine your pet’s good health.
Do animals have dental disease?
Sure they do! Dental disease is actually seen [...]

The “Tying Up” Syndrome

The term exertional rhabdomyolysis is the scientific description for tying-up, and simple means muscle cell death from exertion.  First identified int he late 18o0’s as Monday Morning Sickness or azoturia, it was observed in working horses given the weekend off, confined in stalls and fed their full grain ration.  When brought [...]

Keeping your Pets Cool

Summer is here, which means outdoor barbecues, lounging around at the pool and, of course, air conditioning. Things like jumping in the water and spending time in the cooler indoors are ways that we help beat the heat during the warm summer months, but [...]

Summer Heat is Hard on your Pets!

The heat of summer is here!  Please remember to provide clean fresh water daily to all your indoor and outdoor animals.
Watering containers for outdoor animals can absorb the suns heat very rapidly and rise to very high temperatures. It is critical to provide
fresh water daily to encourage proper hydration by [...]

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