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Kat's Kritters

A small hobby farm located in Saskatchewan.

14/05/2023

🎂🥳Happy 16th birthday Enchanter!! Here’s a little video of Enchanter and Jess sharing some birthday cookies!

10/04/2023

🐰Happy Easter from everyone here at Kat’s Kritters!

Here a few photos of some of our critters captured from the weekend!

27/06/2022

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These 3 does are still searching for a new home!

They were going to be replacements but after further evaluation we decided that they are more pet quality and reduced price reflects that.

Can meet along the route of Macklin to Vermilion (Provost, Wainwright) on Sunday (July 3) $4️⃣0️⃣ ea.

Or pickup near Macklin $2️⃣0️⃣ ea

14/05/2022

🥳Happy birthday Enchanter!!

🙄This goofball was a bit too excited about his birthday treats to stay still for a half decent birthday photo! I insisted that we only needed one, he insisted that he needed more treats🤦‍♀️

💙But we love him and are grateful for his goofiness! He always brings a smile during hard times!

11/04/2022

❤️Happy Monday!

💕Photo of Our group of Salmon Faverolles from a few weeks ago! Absolutely in love with this breed! The hens are friendly and curious, and our rooster never attacks us, he protects his ladies and is a gentle giant!

❓Did you know❓
💧Chickens rely on gravity to drink water! This is why we see them tilt their heads all the way back. Their tongue helps push food back, but it’s not quite the same for when they drink water! It’s always important to have fresh clean water (chickens can be picky!) and to have enough space to allow them to tilt their heads!

08/04/2022

😔Unfortunately the excitement of playing outside in the nicer weather for the Kritters is over for the time being.

We are taking preventative measures, increasing biosecurity, birds will be kept in and there will be absolutely no visitors in the barns. This is a very stressful and scary time for all poultry owners.

Stay safe 💕

https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2022/april/08/avian-influenza-detected-in-saskatchewan

The Ministry of Agriculture is reminding poultry producers with flocks of all sizes to follow all necessary biosecurity protocols to keep their flocks free of diseases after a highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5 strain was detected in a wild bird in Saskatchewan.

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