Livestock Must Haves
New to chickens? or even goats? With chicken math you may find you need a few new items to manage these new animals.
Winter
If it snows where you live, save yourself some hassle and get a heated bucket for your animals.
Don't forget to keep the water warm for the chickens in the winter.
Even bunnies need a heated bottle for their water in the winter.
Keep those new baby chicks warm, or even ducklings.
Even horses like a nice warm blanket in the colder months.
Baby goats need extra warmth if born in the colder months of the year.
Goats!
Goats will eat about anything but maybe they should try to stick to goat feed with some choice hay available .
The more goats the more food pans you need.
Trim those goat hooves every 4-6 weeks!
Just like (most) dogs, goats like being brushed and scratched.
What's more annoying than a scratch you can't reach?
Always keep on hand if a baby needs to bottle fed if the mother is unable to care for a baby.
Most fairs require goats to be dehorned by yourself or a vet.
Work on walking goats for easier handling or in preparation for showing.
Chickens
Save yourself some hassle and get one of these! Easy to set the time of the door to open/close.
Interested in processing your own chickens? Save time with a plucker.
Waterer for a small flock of chickens before that chicken math really kicks in and you have 4000 chicks, 98 ducks, and 4 rabbits.
Chickens love tasty treats from the garden but they also need a balanced feed in a feeder.
Oyster shells are great for egg layers