In the following article, I will discuss whether or not llamas are ruminants and their digestive processes. Knowing whether or not a llama is a ruminant can be important information for llama enthusiasts, caretakers, and breeders so that they may properly care for their livestock. Knowing whether or not a llama is a ruminant will inform llama owners about the appropriate feed for their llama's. The article is also good content for llama and equine supply marketers to use a blog posts or for sales purposes. | Read More →

Equine first aid kits are a stable essential. But what should it contain? This article looks at some of the items you should include in your horse’s first aid kit. | Read More →

In the following article, I will discuss daily llama dietary needs, including palatable plants for adult llamas and the recommended amounts. I will also include a description of dietary supplements necessary for pregnant or lactating llamas. Plants which are toxic to llamas which should be avoided are also mentioned. | Read More →

What do llamas eat? These South American cousins of the camel feed on everything from shrubs to lichens. However, some everyday foods and snacks, such as avocado and kale, can kill them. This article takes a quick look at what llamas can - and cannot - eat. | Read More →

Llamas, members of the camelid family, have been domesticated for years and used as pack animals or for meat and wool purposes. So, what do llamas eat? Basically, anything that a cow, goat, or sheep would eat. | Read More →

This article provides cat owners with eight fun and entertaining ideas for playing with their cat. These pet toys range from costing very little, such as gift bows, to more advanced toys like remote control birds. Cats, particularly indoor ones, need a variety of toys to keep them entertained and active for a healthy lifestyle. This Christmas don't forget the favourite family feline on the shopping list. | Read More →