Joe loves his fan! We’ve had the pleasure of helping to care for this sweet guy for over 10 years 🤍
Early morning walks for Tank & Ike 🐕
We would love to get your pets on the schedule for Pet Sitting & Care this summer!
The horses were glad to be out yesterday, after all the much needed rain last week! ☀️
We hit the trail this weekend 🐎 The horses enjoy a little adventure and change in scenery, as much as we do!
Happy Labor Day 🇺🇸
We hope you are having as much FUN as “Tessa”, the Labrador Retriever!
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This girl never misses a meal 🐮
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Equine Emergancy Supply Kit - Part 1 🐴
While waiting for the vet to arrive - Do you have essential supplies readily available and know how to administer them?
We love when the horses run to great us - horses that love thier job (and treats!) ❤️
Meet Ruby Jean, and learn about the Miniature Hereford Breed🐮
“The Miniature Hereford has been developed over the last 30 years by selective breeding of stock that was originally imported to the US from England in the early 19th Century. The Miniature Hereford breeding program was started by the Largent family in 1974, whose ranch is located in the Davis Mountains of Texas.
Rust Largent initially concentrated on breeding the most efficient cattle suited to the local conditions of his ranch. After working on size reduction for several years with efficiency in mind, a bull called Laser was used at the ranch that enabled a reduction in frame size to be achieved at an increased rate. Since Laser there has been a succession of small animals. The herd has been systematically culled and improved continuously to produce the base herd.
The first Miniature Herefords were sold on the open market in 1991. All Miniature Herefords are able to be registered with the American Hereford Society, once they are checked free of the dwarfism gene.
The only difference between a Hereford and a Miniature Hereford is the height, the Miniature has the same body profile in terms of proportion to a full sized Hereford. A Miniature Hereford averages around 107cm (42 inches) in height and weighs around 450kgs (1000 lbs). Apart from that the Miniature Hereford is the same in characteristics as its larger counterpart.” - The Cattle Site
Benefits of Miniature Herefords:
- Easy to handle
- Effective food conversion
- Mature up to 20% earlier
- Very docile
- Quality beef
- Retain the great traits of the Hereford
- Are commonly used as pets
- Good for children for 4H or FFA animals
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Chickens enjoying a pumpkin snack! 🐓
If you have uncarved, unpainted pumpkins - please consider donating them to someone with farm animals. Pumpkins are a healthy treat and a natural dewormer for chickens, cows and goats. Wildlife enjoy pumpkins too!
