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wildbirdsuets.com

Got wild bird feeding questions? C&S Products has answers! Explore FAQs on suet basics, flavors, different suet types, squirrel issues & more.

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bluebirdlanding.com

Cute Birdseed Owl Ornaments For Backyard Birds! Watch your birds crave these irresistible treats! Delight your favorite birds and bird-lovers with adorable fun owl shaped seed treats that are ready to hang from a branch or bird feeding station. Set of three solid-seed owls, each crafted from a different type of birdseed, all with friendly faces made from dried fruit. They arrive nestled in a boxed set of three bird seed treats ready for giving. Made in the USA! Features: * Ollie the Owl bird seed treats, gift box set of 3 * Made with premium seed and no filler ingredients * Sure to delight the bird enthusiast in your life * Includes jute hanger for hanging from a tree branch * Makes a wonderful gift * Made in the USA Seed Ingredients: millet, black oil sunflower seed, safflower seed, sunflower hearts, raisins and berries Dimensions: 5" x 12" x 2-1/2 (box); 4" x 3" x 2-1/2"; Weight 4 oz. (owl ornament) Would you like to add a Gift Message? Simply type an optional gift message at checkout (See above). We will include your gift message with shipment.

agrifeedpetsupply.com

Furniture Saver 24" sisal wrapped scratching post with carpeted top on a octagonal 18" x 18".Model: MF-4Sizes: 27" Tall, 18"x18" BasePieces: 24" sisal wrapped post We want you to be thrilled with your purchase! However, please note that this item is not eligible for return. If you have any questions about the product o

granvillemilling.net

Since 1954, Granville Milling Co. has been your one-stop shop for quality pet food, farm supplies, and expert advice on animal care. Trusted for decades, stop by to check out our vast product selection today!

chicksagway.com

When the temperature drops, your animals feel the effects just as much as you do. Winter can be a challenging season for farmers and livestock owners — not just because of the cold, but because of the extra care animals need to stay healthy and productive. With a few smart management steps, you can help prevent stress, illness, and weight loss throughout the season. 1. Recognize Signs of Cold-Weather Stress Animals under cold stress often eat more but still lose weight, shiver, or become lethargic. Horses may stand hunched with their tails tucked, while cattle or goats might huddle closely for warmth. Catching these signs early helps you adjust their environment and feed before bigger problems develop. 2. Feed for Warmth and Energy Livestock burn more calories in cold weather. Increasing roughage — such as hay — helps animals generate body heat naturally. Ensure feed is fresh, dry, and accessible. Providing free-choice minerals and supplements also supports immune function during stressful months. 3. Keep Water Clean and Unfrozen Hydration is critical. Use heated waterers or buckets to prevent freezing, and clean them regularly to avoid bacteria buildup. Dehydration can lead to reduced feed intake and health complications, especially in cattle and horses. 4. Provide Proper Shelter and Bedding Windbreaks, dry bedding, and draft-free shelters go a long way in keeping animals comfortable. Make sure barns and coops are well-ventilated to reduce ammonia and moisture, which can trigger respiratory problems. 5. Stock Up for Winter Success From heated buckets to mineral blocks, high-quality hay, and bedding — a little preparation makes all the difference. Stop by your local feed store for supplies and advice to keep your herd, flock, or stable healthy through the winter.