OLE’ Pet and Farm Care LLC

01/10/2025

Decisions, decisions! It is so hard choosing, but we have narrowed down to two girls and have released this one. She is a split face blue merle and will be stocky but not tall. Click on link for more info. www.aislinfields.com/puppies

01/09/2025

Happy national Australian Shepard day!!

01/08/2025

🌬️❄️ It's a good day to repeat this information. Discover how to rescue a hypothermic fur friend, so you're ready to be a lifesaver!

Many thanks to our friends at Stray Cat TNR for encapsulating all this information into an attractive graphic!



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01/08/2025

🚨🐾 BEWARE OF KIBBLE MARKETING TRICKS!

Don't let pet food labels fool you! 🐕 You’d think they prioritize animal protein, right? Not always. Some kibble marketers use sneaky tricks to mislead you. 😡

Here’s the truth: Ingredients are listed by *initial weight*, not the final product. Meats like chicken may appear first, but they’re packed with water—up to 70%! Once processed and dried, the real protein content shrinks dramatically.

📉 Imagine this: A kibble bag claims "Chicken" as the first ingredient. Sounds great, right? But after drying, most of that weight disappears, leaving only a small percentage of actual chicken. Meanwhile, those dry ingredients (like corn meal) stay heavy and dominate the kibble.

Translation? That "Chicken" kibble might actually be "Corn Meal" kibble. 🫣

💡 The fix? Educate yourself and choose wisely for your dog’s health! 🐶

👉 Learn more here: https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/3-bullhit-moves-revealed-pet-foods-hide-crappy-proteins/?fbclid=IwY2xjawHqGxRleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHbGpwhpd9t05_fpveRXXPSQMFpOToSXOwD0v09MFfU13KPx9BxfNXbkczg_aem_mSpsGNrlT056uIZk_fWjQA

01/07/2025

Found in Allentown. Female, No microchip. If you know this dog or have any information please call RVUC at 610-224-7874 or contact Brindle Buddies and Friends

01/03/2025

Be aware!! This virus can spread to you and your animals!

Avian influenza (AI) is suspected to have caused the death of hundreds of snow geese found Monday in the greater Allentown area.

Dead geese were recovered from two sites, one in Lower Nazareth Township, Northampton County and another in Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County.

Those encountering other sick or dead wild birds can report them to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

📱 Call: 1-833-PGC-WILD
📨 Email: [email protected]
💻 Online: https://www.pgcapps.pa.gov/WHS

Any sick or dead domestic birds should be reported to Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture at 717-772-2852.

If you've had contact with sick or dead birds and are not feeling well, contact your primary care physician or the Pennsylvania Department of Health at 877-724-3258.

Waterfowl hunters are encouraged to continue participating in the remaining season but should take precautions while handling and dressing birds. While AI could infect humans, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has declared that HPAI is primarily an animal health issue that poses low risk to the health of the public.

The public is reminded to never handle wildlife that is sick or displaying signs of sickness. Instead, report it to the Game Commission.

01/03/2025

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01/03/2025

01/02/2025

He hate the tomate

01/02/2025