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Wednesday, June 1st

Orphaned Kitten Gets a New Mom (and it’s a Dog!)

By Langley Cornwell (via Canidae Pet Foods)

Something about interspecies friendships touches my soul. If you know me, you probably already guessed this, based on how many photos I post of my two dogs snuggling with my cat.

Monday, May 23rd

Pet Photo Contest..Enter Now!

Is your dog itchy? Just get a photo and enter it into the Farm Supply Itching Pet Photo Contest! Just go to our Facebook page to enter or click this link!

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Wednesday, May 4th

Unusual Eating Behavior–Culprit Could be Salt Deficiency

Thursday, March 24th

Farm Supply Member Makes Good…

Farm Supply is proud of the Buckingham Family who were recently honored by the Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District for their conservation efforts.

Friday, March 18th

Raising Chicks in Two Phases

Phase I: The Brooder
Young chicks must have a brooder for warmth and protection. Prepare the brooder by cleaning and disinfecting it before the chicks arrive.

Monday, March 7th

Keeping Dogs & Chickens

Just like the saying goes, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. When you are bringing baby chicks home or adding adult birds to your backyard, the first impression is important. It’s crucial to know that a period of adjustment and acclimation is normal.

Wednesday, February 17th

The importance of water for your flock

Like all living things, chickens need water. It’s essential for digestion, egg production, and regulating body heat. On oppressively hot summer days hens, because they lack an ability to sweat, spread their wings and pant.

Thursday, January 21st

The Care and Feeding of Chicks

Chick Care
The basic care of meatbird chicks is similar to other types of chicks. You’ll need to provide a heat source along with free choice fresh water and appropriate feed. An important part of raising meatbirds is allowing for enough space for them to grow.

Thursday, December 17th

10 Ways Dogs Show They Love You

Love, from our human perspective, is an abstract emotion that can be complicated. Dogs are also capable of having affectionate feelings for their owner.

Tuesday, December 8th

5 Reasons to Get a Coat for your Dog

Some people may think dog coats are silly, but there are reasons a dog can benefit from wearing one in cold weather.

What's Happening

By Langley Cornwell (via Canidae Pet Foods)

Something about interspecies friendships touches my soul. If you know me, you probably already guessed this, based on how many photos I post of my two dogs snuggling with my cat.

Is your dog itchy? Just get a photo and enter it into the Farm Supply Itching Pet Photo Contest! Just go to our Facebook page to enter or click this link!

Farm Supply is proud of the Buckingham Family who were recently honored by the Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District for their conservation efforts.

Phase I: The Brooder Young chicks must have a brooder for warmth and protection. Prepare the brooder by cleaning and disinfecting it before the chicks arrive.

Just like the saying goes, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. When you are bringing baby chicks home or adding adult birds to your backyard, the first impression is important. It’s crucial to know that a period of adjustment and acclimation is normal.

Like all living things, chickens need water. It’s essential for digestion, egg production, and regulating body heat. On oppressively hot summer days hens, because they lack an ability to sweat, spread their wings and pant.

Chick Care The basic care of meatbird chicks is similar to other types of chicks. You’ll need to provide a heat source along with free choice fresh water and appropriate feed. An important part of raising meatbirds is allowing for enough space for them to grow.

Love, from our human perspective, is an abstract emotion that can be complicated. Dogs are also capable of having affectionate feelings for their owner.

Some people may think dog coats are silly, but there are reasons a dog can benefit from wearing one in cold weather.

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Phase I: The Brooder
Young chicks must have a brooder for warmth and protection. Prepare the brooder by cleaning and disinfecting it before the chicks arrive.

Chick Care
The basic care of meatbird chicks is similar to other types of chicks. You’ll need to provide a heat source along with free choice fresh water and appropriate feed. An important part of raising meatbirds is allowing for enough space for them to grow.

Sign up and Receive
$5 OFF
Your next $25 in-store purchase