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if you guys buy whole corn like i do you all will be fine...you buy it from you local farmwers in your town...nothing is added to it...or you can just buy the deer corn..all that is , is corn that hasn't been run thru the shift cleaner...meaning it has some bits like leaves and shucks..i dont...

please try to feed only natural feeds...i feed only hay...but its available to them 24/7 everyday...they stay so fat on just grass and hays..i feed big round hay bales in the pastures so it cuts out all my everyday hassles of going out to feed everyday...all i have to do is keep fresh clean...

worming...thats what controls them...you just cant stop them...its nature...make sure you worm your farm animals every 3 months to stay on top of this

the only way you can get them is if you lick them or some how get them into your mouth..they go into your intestents and grow..take a scraper and scrape all the horses legs and under the belly...because they will lick them...thats who the worms are spread...through the licking to clean their...

lol...and dont worry about them kittens...that rabbit will get them..rabbits are feirce fighters..the kittens wont have a chance

great..but do go down to your local dollar store and buy a tube of the baby rash ointment...it will hep her so much..but make sure it is the white colored baby rash ointment..and you will soon have your own vet box full of wormers and ointments...something else you need to know..rabbits are bad...

I AM AN 100% NATURAL FEEDER..AND IN 45 YRS..I HAVE ONLY HAD THE VET OUT MAYBE 4 TIMES...AND IT WAS NEVER FOR A SHEEP..JUST THE HORSES GETTING LEG BOO=BOO-S..I WILL NOT FEED A MAN MADE SUPPLIMENTS AT ALL..thats why i never have to have vets out..on a solid grass/hay feeding and they have access...

OOPS..ITS BOTTLE JAW...YOU BETTER GET HER SOME WORMS MEDS FAST..I HAVE SEEN THEM DIE OVER NIGHT WHEN LEFT UNTREATED..SHE IS ALREADY PALE...give her some LA 200 too..it will help her fight infection

i have been a cattle farmer for many yrs...it takes 2 acres for each cow here in NC....now if your only going to have one baby for slaughter..the best thing for you to do is to go to a sale barn and buy a few BEEF babies to raise...note, that when they are large enough to butcher..you need to...

for the rabbit owner...you may have to wrap her feet ..not too tightly..but enough so she doesn't kick off the bandages..wrapping her feet will help her to dot dig into her hurting sores with her clawed feet..she is doing this, because she is in very bad pain..it sounds like her foot claws are...

this sounds like something we old farmers call cage rot...the undersides of all caged animals must stay dry and clean of urine and stools...i raised rabbits 1000 head in a barn..so i know the importance of clean cages..i spent all day cleaning bedding, food , waste products out of cages..and...