Spring is the time of year for many folks to start hatching chicks or buying chicks from the feed store or hatchery. These little chicks cannot keep themselves warm without mom, so artificial heat is necessary for their survival. The most traditional heat source are heat lamps. But not just any heat lamp is sufficient… […]
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Winter is in full swing, and as I type this, the latest big Nor’easter is bearing down on the Monadnock Region and the rest of the Northeast. Most pets are safely inside homes and barns, and with proper preparations should remain warm and cozy. Be sure your dog or cat is either inside during cold
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Having the following items ready and easily located for your sitter greatly helps to properly care for your pet: Foot and treats Clean food and water bowls Leashes, harnesses, or halters Kitty litter and scoop Bedding (for cage/pen cleaning) Newspaper Paper Towels Disinfectant/Lysol Supplies for plant care (if you have plants that need care) Emergency
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There has been a lot of news lately of salmonella issues with pet treats “Made in China.” I am a huge proponent of buying “Made in the USA” labeled products. But Kasel Associated Industries, Inc., which manufactures dog jerkey treats “Made in the USA,” has unfortunately made itself onto the “bad guy” list by not only
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Halloween is a fun holiday for humans, and can be fun for your pets too, if you follow a few safety tips. Trick or Treating is usually an innocent Halloween tradition. Unfortunately there are a few who don’t have such good intentions. Keep your pet inside Halloween night (and the night before) to protect them
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