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- Grain-free? Grain-ful? The Chatfields discuss pet food choices. Link.
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- Animal Health Digest Bulletin – Oct 14, 2021. Link.
Label pea-protein cat food as not for ferrets, vet says
Source: Petfood Industry, October 11, 2021. Link. Bladder stones in ferrets may be related to diets containing pea protein.
6 ways to deal with an anxious brain
Source: Fast Company, October 18, 2021. Link. All the productivity tricks in the world can’t help when your brain is fighting your best instincts. Instead of fighting your brain, learn some tips you can try to be kinder to yourself and get at least one thing done.
How to influence the law on keeping chickens in residential areas
Source: Backyard Poultry, October 18, 2021. Link. Consider seeking out experts in both the care of chickens and the benefits to the environment. Concerns will be raised about Salmonella, Avian Influenza, and other bird-borne illness. Let an expert handle the questions on how the likelihood of an outbreak from a backyard flock.
Meet the man who pulled nearly 100 snakes from under SF Bay Area home
Source: SFGATE, October 13, 2021. Link. Animal control officers are animal health pros, too. Snakes on a plane? No, but there were definitely movie-worthy numbers of snakes living under a house in Santa Rose, a city in California’s Wine County 60 miles north of San Francisco.
Where your milk comes from if you live in America’s most populated cities
Source: The Bullvine, October 12, 2021. Link. From the farm where a dairy cow is milked to the grocery store and consumer is usually no more than 250-300 miles. Milk processing and bottling facilities are often located closeto several farms and shipping routes. Milk typically arrives at a store about 48 hours after coming out of a cow.