…it comes to considerations around changing temperatures generally. It addresses how to keep your residents safe and comfortable year-round, taking into account each species’ and individual’s needs when it comes…
…of North America, in addition to areas of Mexico, Australia, and other countries. Symptoms may include fever, difficulty breathing, a bloody nose, lethargy, a lack of appetite, seizures, jaundice, and…
…fluids, aerosols, and vectors), fomites (contaminated inanimate objects such as shoes, clothing, tools, equipment, food/water dishes, etc.) can also play a role in disease spread. It is important to establish…
…onsite, and how frequently does each need routine maintenance (e.g., oil changes, etc.)? Season-Specific Outdoor hoses, water spigots, and water lines, for those with winters Do you need to disconnect…
…to the following sub-categories? Healthcare Are there any frequent healthcare tasks that occur for the entire resident population? We’ll be brainstorming species-specific, location-specific, and individual-specific tasks next, so don’t include…
…Penn State Extension Monitoring Livestock Vital Signs | Virginia Cooperative Extension (Non-Compassionate Source) Clinical Examination Of Farm Animals | Peter G.G. Jackson And Peter D. Cockcroft (Non-Compassionate Source) Non-Compassionate Source?…
…eyes, sneezing, open-mouth breathing, audible breathing (wet, raspy, squeaky, etc.), and labored breathing, which may include tail bobbing. Geese may look dull and tired with puffed feathers, their head may…
…of respiratory illness such as discharge from the nares, swelling of sinuses and swelling around the eye, discharge from the eyes, sneezing, open-mouth breathing, audible breathing (wet, raspy, squeaky, etc.),…
…My Old Flock? | My Pet Chicken (Non-Compassionate Source) Non-Compassionate Source? If a source includes the (Non-Compassionate Source) tag, it means that we do not endorse that particular source’s views about…
Brian (temporary paralysis), Monti and Zelda (permanent disfigurement), and Skokie (congestive heart failure) set up for a winter afternoon. This Resource Is Part Of A Series! If you haven’t already,…
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