Tips and Advice from the Storefront
Spring Allergies in Pets
"April showers bring May flowers." Most of us are familiar with this saying. But April showers also bring pollen and mold, and for pets with allergies that means trouble! In this post, we'll look at what allergies are and what you can do about them.
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Getting Rid of Grass Burs
Here in central Texas, grass burs present a huge problem. Every summer, we hear from customers interested in ridding their lawns and pastures of these weeds without killing the rest of their grass – but by then it's usually too late to do much about them. In this post, we'll talk about why pre-emergent treatment is so important for effective control of grass burs.
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Equine New Year’s Resolutions
Lots of people resolve to do things differently in the new year, and in this post, we're putting a horsey spin on that tradition. Our activities around the barn can have a major impact on our equine partners and their overall quality of life. So if you're looking to change things up in your daily care routine, we have a few suggestions.
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Holiday Pet Safety
Tis the season to be jolly – and to be more diligent about keeping our pets safe and healthy. Holiday decorations and get-togethers can place our pets at a greater risk for getting into trouble. So in this post, we’ll offer some holiday pet safety tips to keep in mind as you’re planning your celebrations.
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Managing Mineral Intake
Minerals are an important part of the total ration for cows and calves. They're necessary for reproduction, health, growth, and milk production. Unfortunately, in most areas, minerals aren't adequately supplied in the forage or concentrate and must be provided in the form of a free-choice product in a mineral feeder. In this post, we'll talk about some important considerations for regulating mineral intake with these products.