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Americans Can Save A Little on Thanksgiving Dinner

It remains to be seen whether Americans will be social distancing at their Thanksgiving gatherings, keeping masks on and silencing festive sing-alongs inside their homes, as some states have suggested or mandated. But one thing is clear. They will be paying a little less this year for the average traditional holiday meal. The American Farm [...]

By | November 20th, 2020|Durvet Culture and Marketing, Farm and Home|Comments Off on Americans Can Save A Little on Thanksgiving Dinner

Preparing Your Coop For Winter

Winterizing your coop will make for a much more comfortable winter season for your flock. Chickens do surprisingly well outside in the cold weather, but you must take the proper steps to make sure they stay happy and healthy throughout the long, cold winter months.  1. Deep Clean the Coop Fall is the perfect time [...]

By | October 29th, 2020|Farm and Home, Poultry, Supportive Therapies and Vitamins|Comments Off on Preparing Your Coop For Winter

The New and Improved Durvet: Part II

Not only did the Durvet Warehouse get a makeover, but the office did too! We are very excited to share our re-vamped office space with everyone. Take a look around the new and improved Durvet Office! A portion of the warehouse was closed off to make way for a new wing of offices and cubicles.  [...]

By | October 1st, 2020|Durvet Culture and Marketing, Farm and Home|Comments Off on The New and Improved Durvet: Part II

Bumblefoot – How To Protect Your Flock

Bumblefoot, also referred to as pododermatitis, is an infection that occurs in a chicken's foot. It occurs commonly in birds in captivity. Symptoms may include swelling, redness, or a black or brown scab on the bottom of the foot. The severity of Bumblefoot is graded using a 5-point scale, with grade 1 being mild and [...]

By | August 3rd, 2020|Farm and Home, Poultry, Wound Care, Topicals and Pain Relief|Comments Off on Bumblefoot – How To Protect Your Flock

Miniature Livestock – Practical and Cute!

As the number of large farms and ranches have decreased in recent years, small hobby farms have risen in popularity. Miniature livestock presents the perfect solution for small farms with low acreage. If a farmer has limited pasture space to work with, miniature livestock is a great option.  Cows are herd animals that like companionship [...]

By | May 22nd, 2020|Cattle, Farm and Home, Pet|Comments Off on Miniature Livestock – Practical and Cute!

How To Prepare For A New Pet

Due to recent events, the number of people bringing home or adopting a new pet has spiked. This is a problem every breeder and shelter loves to have, but new owners should be informed and prepared before bringing home a new member of the family. Here are ways to prepare for a new pet in [...]

By | April 16th, 2020|Farm and Home, Pet|Comments Off on How To Prepare For A New Pet

Product Spotlight: Udder Balm

Durvet Udder Balm aids in the protection against the effects of extremes in weather − low humidity, warm and cold temperatures. Daily application of Udder Balm aids in soothing and softening chapped and irritated skin.  Product Size: 3 oz squeeze tube  Approved For Use On: Human hands and other skin areas, as well as, dairy [...]

By | January 24th, 2020|Cattle, Farm and Home, Product Spotlight|Comments Off on Product Spotlight: Udder Balm

Managing Parasites Around The Farm

If you are part of the growing trend of urban farming, hobby farming, or small to mid-scale farming you already know that there are many responsibilities. You put a lot of time into your farm and want to know the products and services you choose to work just as hard as you do, especially when [...]

By | November 4th, 2019|Cattle, Dewormers and Insect Control, Equine, Farm and Home, Pet|Comments Off on Managing Parasites Around The Farm

Antibiotics for Your Animals – More Changes on the Way

On January 1, 2017, the world of over-the-counter (OTC) animal health antibiotics changed. This was the end of a three-year transition for manufacturers of feed grade and water-soluble antibiotics to change their product labels, removing growth promotion claims and restricting these items to veterinary oversight. Up until recently, injectable, bolus and intra-mammary antibiotic formulations did [...]

By | October 18th, 2019|Cattle, Dewormers and Insect Control, Equine, Farm and Home, FDA Updates, Poultry, Sheep and Goat, Supportive Therapies and Vitamins, Swine, Wound Care, Topicals and Pain Relief|Comments Off on Antibiotics for Your Animals – More Changes on the Way

10 Interesting Facts About Chickens

There are some things you can’t learn in a book or research online. Sometimes you just have to learn by doing. Having your own flock means getting your hands dirty, learning the ins and outs, and understanding what to do and what NOT to do. We thought after reading books and asking friends we had [...]

By | October 8th, 2019|Farm and Home, Poultry, Supportive Therapies and Vitamins, Wound Care, Topicals and Pain Relief|Comments Off on 10 Interesting Facts About Chickens