Goat
- What are the unique nutritional needs of goats?
- What should I feed my kids?
- What are urinary calculi and how does it affect my goat?
- What is Thiamine deficiency?
- What is bloat?
- What is ketosis?
- What is pregnancy toxemia?
- What is milk fever?
- Why does my goat get diarrhea?
- What can I do about internal parasites?
Poultry
- My chickens are breaking the eggs and eating the inside. Why are they doing this?
- What SunFresh Recipe products are available and how do they differ?
- What causes double yolked eggs?
- How does light affect egg production?
- At what age do hens begin laying eggs?
- What should I feed my turkeys, ducks and geese?
- What is the proper way to handle and store eggs after gathering?
- Do I need to feed my chickens oyster shell?
- Do I need to feed grit to my chickens?
- What determines egg shell quality?
- How can cannibalism be controlled?
Fish & Aquatics
- Why is there a change in the color/smell of my fish feed?
- Is Purina feed "least cost formulated"?
- What is the shelf life of Purina fish feed?
Rabbit
- How do I prepare my rabbit for winter?
- Why does my rabbit get diarrhea?
- Is it okay to only feed hay to rabbits?
- Why won't my rabbits breed?
- What causes amonia odor and how can I control it?
- Why is there a change in the color/smell of my rabbits feed?
- What is the chalky white film on the bottom of my rabbit's cage?
- Does alfalfa in rabbits diets result in high calcium levels?
- Is Purina feed "least cost formulated"?
- What is the shelf life of Purina rabbit feed?
- What can I do about hairballs?
- Why is my rabbit losing condition?
- Why is corn added to your rabbit diets?
Horse
- What determines the level of lysine used in Strategy, the Omolenes and Equine Junior?
- What should a geriatric horse be fed?
- How should a young horse be fed to avoid abnormal bone development?
- What is the biotin level in horse feeds?
- What affects the potassium level of horse feeds?
- How should a pregnant mare be fed?
- How should a horse be fed after colic or colic surgery?
- How should a horse be fed that has laminitis?
- What should a horse that "ties up" be fed?
- Should foals be "creep" fed?
Cattle
Deer & Elk
- Are other deer feeds that claim to have by-pass protein equal to AntlerMax®?
- Are AntlerMax WaterShield® pellets just as digestible as non-WaterShield (regular) AntlerMax Deer Chow® pellets?
- What does CWD stand for?
- Can year-round feeding result in not only bigger antlers, but in a bigger, healthier fawn crop?
- Why is protein so important to antler growth?
- If the velvet antler is 85% protein, why are minerals so important to antler quality?
- Is the buck or the doe more important for passing on the genetics for big antlers?
- What is the difference between a complete feed and a supplemental feed?
- How come the deer don’t initially eat protein pellets as well as corn?
- If supplemental deer feeds contain a good mineral package along with the protein and vitamins that deer need, why feed a straight mineral product such AntlerMax Deer and Elk Trophy Mineral?
- Is it important to feed deer during the fall and winter even though the antlers aren’t growing then?
- Can the AntlerMax Energy Technology really help deer grow bigger antlers?
- Is there ever a problem with AntlerMax Energy Technology that it can give the deer too much starch, possibly causing them to founder?
- Does AntlerMax Energy Technology include a powerful probiotic formulation?
- Can AntlerMax Energy Technology enhance deer reproductive success?
- Will AntlerMax Energy Technology make deer obese and possibly grow smaller antlers?
- What are the new Deer Chow breeder diets with AntlerMax Energy Technology?
- Does AntlerMax Energy Technology grow bigger antlers by making the pituitary gland larger?
- Do the new Deer Chow breeder diets only need to be fed during the fall and winter because this is when body condition is at its worst and the antlers aren’t growing then?
- Are the new AntlerMax Energy Technology breeder diets are only for deer in pens?
- Does adding rice bran, corn, or other high energy grains provide better energy for deer in the fall and winter than AntlerMax Energy Technology?
- Will feeding deer corn in the fall and winter will help them grow bigger antlers next spring?
- How come Purina Mills doesn’t show guaranteed analysis on their AntlerMax® Deer Chow® feed tags the way many competitors do on theirs?
- Can the number of free-choice feeders and where they are placed on your property really affect the size of deer antlers?
- Is it nutritionally sound to feed sheep or cattle feed to deer?
Ingram Feed & Seed has joined with doctors Jeremy and Erin VanBoening to bring our producers animal nutrition answers and veterinary services all in one location. The small animal clinic for the Franklin Animal Center is located inside our showroom at Ingram Feed & Seed. There is also a new large animal facility located just north of our store with easy access from Hwy. 10. The Franklin Animal Center can be contacted by phone at 308-425-3703. They carry a complete line of animal health products and have the expertise to get you what you need.
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