Llamas

Resources About Llamas

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A primer on what an animal sanctuary needs training and protocols in place for when it comes to the compassionate care of llamas.
A primer on what an animal sanctuary needs training and protocols in place for when it comes to the compassionate care of llamas.
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Indoor and outdoor living space recommendations for llamas
Indoor and outdoor living space recommendations for llamas
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This list includes descriptions of common plants and other substances that may be toxic to llamas and tips on how to prevent poisoning at
This list includes descriptions of common plants and other substances that may be toxic to llamas and tips on how to prevent poisoning at your sanctuary.
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Everything you wanted to know (and some stuff you probably didn’t) about llama health checks!
Everything you wanted to know (and some stuff you probably didn't) about llama health checks!
a llama eating in a field with other llamas
An introductory guide for common llama health issues, illnesses, and diseases. When in doubt, always contact an expert or veterinarian for evaluation!
An introductory guide for common llama health issues, illnesses, and diseases. When in doubt, always contact an expert or veterinarian for evaluation!
llama looks at camera with a carrot in their mouth.
Help ensure your llama residents have a happy and healthy life by introducing enrichment strategies for them!
Help ensure your llama residents have a happy and healthy life by introducing enrichment strategies for them!
A mother alpaca stands with her baby in a field.
Nutritional, living space, and social recommendations for a younger llama or alpaca in an animal sanctuary environment!
Nutritional, living space, and social recommendations for a younger llama or alpaca in an animal sanctuary environment!

Fun Facts About Llamas

Llamas practice good hygiene and have a designated communal bathroom area!
Yes, it is true! Llamas do spit, but only when they are really upset and would like to warn away others. If you see their ears back and head up, back away!
A baby llama is called a cria. Mothers bond with their crias through vocalizations called humming, as well as through nuzzling and nose to nose contact.

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