Deciding to go Organic Raising organic livestock isn’t for everyone. In a truly local food system where consumers know the farmer and their practices, going organic may not be necessary. Yet some farmers find going organic financially rewarding and in line with their and their customers’ values. This post gives a very brief description of the … Read more
Honey has been used for its healing properties in humans and animals for over 4,000 years. Today, its use in human wound clinics is mainstream. Its use in veterinary medicine may not be as common, but its healing benefits, lower cost, and role in helping prevent antimicrobial resistance might make it a practice option worth … Read more
As many have heard, the USDA have released a new rule regarding antibiotics for animal use. This rule went into effect last month on June 11, 2023. For animal owners, this means that all antibiotics purchases will require a veterinary prescription. These antibiotics have to be purchased from a licensed pharmacy and they are no … Read more
Are you interested in alternative methods for preventing and treating your livestock? It can be hard to know where to start when adding new practices. Dr. Karlene Stange, DVM, who has practiced alternative medicine for 28 years, offers some alternatives to typical treatments. Below, you’ll find her recommendations for dealing with stubborn wounds, bug bites, … Read more