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Micro-Dairying? What You Need To Know About The New Veterinary Feed Directive Legislation

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Unlike large commercial dairies, micro-diaries focus on managing a small number of cows to produce high quality, responsibly raised dairy products for family use and often as an income-producing product for the local food market as well. Because of their small size, most micro-dairy owners quickly learn to handle many of their animals’ health needs on their own, such as treating common infections and basic wound care. If you are operating a micro-dairy or plan to open one soon, the Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) is a piece of new legislation that goes into effect in 2017 that may affect how you handle veterinary care of your animals in the future.…

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Looking To Get A Puppy? Two Tips To Help You Find The Right Breeder

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If you’re looking to get a new pet, a dog is an amazing option.  They’re playful and loyal, and since you’ll be getting a puppy, you’ll have a chance to train them up properly.  However, the first step to getting a puppy is finding the right breeder.  The field of puppy breeding can be very difficult to navigate if you’ve never had to deal with it before, and you may not know how to find a good breeder.…

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My Dog Ate What? 3 Not-So-Common Household Items That Are Dangerous To Dogs

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If you’re a dog owner, chances are you’ve done everything to puppy-proof your home to prevent your furry friend from getting into your cleaning products or chowing down on your chocolate stash. While it’s pretty much common knowledge that dogs need to stay far away from poisonous substances such as antifreeze and pest control baits, the reality is that there are also a variety of seemingly harmless everyday items that can pose a risk to your precious pooch.…

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