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Reasoning Behind Pet Safe Salt
Written By: Ron Goldsmith
Diabetes....The Silent Killer
Written By: Ron Goldsmith
Diabetes……The Silent Killer Caring for a diabetic pet requires consistent insulin therapy, a stable daily routine, controlled diet, regular exercise, and close monitoring of blood glucose and...
Hay is for Horses, Straw is for What?
Written By: Ron Goldsmith
Why Straw Is Preferred Over Hay for Animal Bedding
5 DIY At-Home Treat Recipes Your Cat Will Love
Written By: Staff @ Mike's Feed Farm
Cats can be tough to please, but there’s nothing a delicious treat can’t fix! Here are a few quick and easy recipes that can be made from ingredients you probably...
Pet Safe Lawn Care
Written By: Ron Goldsmith
Usually before both the spring and fall, we have a number of customers come in and ask, "what’s the safest and most effective pet friendly weed control options?" Below is...
Does My Pet Know I Don't Feel Well?
Written By: Ron Goldsmith
Does my pet know when I’m not feeling well?
Answer is YES — many pets can tell when you’re not feeling well, and...
Deer Ticks and The Games They Play
Written By: Ron Goldsmith
Deer Ticks are one hell of a nuisance and can cause plenty of problems if not removed or dealt with. With the ever-growing population of deer and other wild...
Feeding the Deer and Wildlife in North Jersey
Written By: Ron Goldsmith
We sell a lot of deer and wildlife feed on a regular basis. But some customers have a tendency to feed our furry friends some odd ball items. Some...
Frozen Raw vs. Dehydrated Raw
Written By: Ron Goldsmith
With the current issues that we're all facing with inflation, rising cost of fuel, spending 3X more at the supermarket and other strains on our wallets. A question that...
Benefits of Feeding A Raw Diet
Written By: Ron G
The Benefits of Feeding Your Pet a Raw Diet
If you’ve ever looked at your pet’s food bowl and wondered whether there’s a more natural, wholesome way to nourish them,...
The 3 W's of Chicken Care
The 3 W’s of chick care: Warm, watered and well-fed
Great care in the first few days will set chicks up for a lifetime of happiness and health. What...
