http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/feed/? Latest topics Mon, 05 Jul 2010 20:04:56 GMT 10 http://i67.servimg.com/u/f67/13/27/58/51/28444_10.jpg http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/feed/? http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/talking-topic-t520.htm wolfbird_94 I Created one At last!]]> Talk About Stuff Mon, 26 Apr 2010 23:29:48 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/talking-topic-t520.htm#22515 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/talking-topic-t520.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/how-many-eggs-did-you-get-today-t529.htm The WebMaster Lets see.. I got 3 from 3 hens Go girls go!!! Poultry Wed, 28 Apr 2010 17:22:34 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/how-many-eggs-did-you-get-today-t529.htm#22567 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/how-many-eggs-did-you-get-today-t529.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/what-is-wry-tail-t621.htm Tiramisu Wry tail is when a chickens or ducks(not sure on all types of poulty/fowl it affects) tail is leaning to one side, it can be a slight turn or it can be drastic. It does not really affect their health in anyway, but you do not want to breed them since the gene for it is double recessive. So that means it will get passed down no matter what, either 100% or 50%. (ww) bred with a double dominant (WW) alleled chicken, you produce more chickens (100%) with a hidden non-expressed recessive allele ... Poultry Mon, 05 Jul 2010 20:04:56 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/what-is-wry-tail-t621.htm#23450 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/what-is-wry-tail-t621.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/what-breeds-have-five-toes-t620.htm Tiramisu Dorking, Faverolle, Houden, Sultan, and Non-bearded Silkie Bantams Poultry Mon, 05 Jul 2010 07:08:30 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/what-breeds-have-five-toes-t620.htm#23449 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/what-breeds-have-five-toes-t620.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/what-are-you-listening-to-21-t521.htm hypnofrogstevie

]]> Games Thu, 25 Mar 2010 23:04:27 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/what-are-you-listening-to-21-t521.htm#22487 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/what-are-you-listening-to-21-t521.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/waterfowl-f26/waterfowls-t241.htm wolfbird_94 Can you make a List on what Waterfowl is? Waterfowl Tue, 17 Feb 2009 01:02:20 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/waterfowl-f26/waterfowls-t241.htm#10950 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/waterfowl-f26/waterfowls-t241.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/waterfowl-f26/raising-ducks-as-pets-t278.htm Barnyard Cat Raising Ducks as Pets This article will concentrate on raising ducks as pets and not for commercial purposes. Ducks are social and it is not good to have just one duck, so planning is essential since you should allow and least 10 square feet per adult duck. Unlike chickens ducks require water to swim in. Like chickens, ducks require shelter from predators. Duck predators include owls, hawks, foxes, snapping turtles, dogs, etc…Ducks should have a large body of water to swim in ... Waterfowl Wed, 25 Feb 2009 22:50:24 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/waterfowl-f26/raising-ducks-as-pets-t278.htm#11862 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/waterfowl-f26/raising-ducks-as-pets-t278.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/game-birds-f31/what-are-game-birds-t619.htm Tiramisu "Game birds would include pheasants, wild turkeys, quail, partridge, mallards, grouse, ducks, geese, woodcock, snipe, rails." "A “game” bird is literally any bird that is hunted for sport, especially one used for food. Game birds include ducks, geese, grouse, quail, doves, turkeys, and pheasants among others. The ducks and their allies, geese and swans, are usually separated into their own category, “waterfowl.” The term game bird is usually meant to describe a bird ... Game Birds Mon, 05 Jul 2010 02:20:22 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/game-birds-f31/what-are-game-birds-t619.htm#23443 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/game-birds-f31/what-are-game-birds-t619.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/time-for-another-count-down-t610.htm The WebMaster Countdown Clocks, Love Countdowns at WishAFriend.com Talk About Stuff Sat, 19 Jun 2010 04:06:35 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/time-for-another-count-down-t610.htm#23357 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/time-for-another-count-down-t610.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/coccidiosis-info-t616.htm Tiramisu http://www.firststatevetsupply.com/poultry-health/coccidiosis.html

firststatevetsupply.com and the Author, Peter Brown.]]> Poultry Sun, 04 Jul 2010 00:49:54 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/coccidiosis-info-t616.htm#23434 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/coccidiosis-info-t616.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/happy-4th-for-all-you-usa-people-t618.htm The WebMaster
]]> Announcements and Feed Back Sun, 04 Jul 2010 19:29:39 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/happy-4th-for-all-you-usa-people-t618.htm#23438 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/happy-4th-for-all-you-usa-people-t618.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/what-normal-and-not-normal-poo-looks-like-t617.htm Tiramisu http://www.chat.allotment.org.uk/index.php?topic=17568.0]]> Poultry Sun, 04 Jul 2010 00:51:13 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/what-normal-and-not-normal-poo-looks-like-t617.htm#23435 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/what-normal-and-not-normal-poo-looks-like-t617.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/new-chicks-t549.htm Tiramisu Guess since coming back on here I will post pics of my new chicks. Bought at the Maqouketa swap that I went to with Jerrit. 2 silkies and 1 mutt silkie. The mutt, friendliest one out of them. Buff and Partridge Silkie. Oh and they are about 7 weeks old now. They were about 5 weeks in the pic. Poultry Mon, 03 May 2010 00:09:57 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/new-chicks-t549.htm#22760 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/new-chicks-t549.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/mice-rats-f6/housing-rats-t362.htm Horsewell Cages Rats do best in wire cages because they enjoy climbing, and the wire offers good ventilation. A cage that is 2’ x 2’ x 2’ will generally do for a pair of rats, but a larger space would be much appreciated. If you plan to keep more than that, you’ll need a larger cage. The floor should be solid plastic or metal, it could also be a wire base if solid platforms are provided. Rats like a room of around 23 degreese celcius to live in, however this does not have to be the temputature ... Mice/Rats Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:49:44 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/mice-rats-f6/housing-rats-t362.htm#13953 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/mice-rats-f6/housing-rats-t362.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/info-on-shipping-birds-t615.htm Tiramisu http://shilala.homestead.com/shippingeggs.html Shipping birds for the first time??? There are a few things you should know... 1.) Know what time the truck arrives at your Post Office to pick up the days' mail. Ask your Postmaster, he/she will be happy to tell you. Let them know you are planning to ship live birds, and tell them you'd like to drop them off a 1/2 hour before the truck arrives. Ask if that is time enough to get them ready, and ask for the Express mail label. You can have ... Poultry Wed, 30 Jun 2010 20:44:01 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/info-on-shipping-birds-t615.htm#23408 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/info-on-shipping-birds-t615.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/the-egg-t349.htm The WebMaster List of Egg Parts The Air Cell The air cell is locate at the large end of the egg usually. The air cell is a good indicator of how old an egg is. As the egg ages the air cell will expand and get bigger. The air cell is also used by the chick during incubation. Albumen The Albumen is the clear/white inside of the egg. It contains half the protein of an egg. As an egg gets older the egg white will slowly get more runny. Also when the weather is hot the egg white tends to run ... Poultry Sat, 21 Mar 2009 20:36:34 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/the-egg-t349.htm#13776 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/the-egg-t349.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/cows-f21/someone-needs-to-get-a-cow-t542.htm Tiramisu Should get beefy on here so he can blab about his cows ]]> Cows Fri, 30 Apr 2010 21:10:36 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/cows-f21/someone-needs-to-get-a-cow-t542.htm#22676 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/cows-f21/someone-needs-to-get-a-cow-t542.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/bacjk-t613.htm wolfbird_94 back!!!!!!!!! is Justin back? Talk About Stuff Tue, 22 Jun 2010 23:25:28 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/bacjk-t613.htm#23369 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/bacjk-t613.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/happy-birthday-cupcakeseatchickens-t612.htm The WebMaster
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If you get it right I migh be able to work out a surprize for one lucky winner?!!!!]]> Talk About Stuff Fri, 14 May 2010 02:20:56 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/who-wants-to-guess-possible-reward-for-the-winner-t602.htm#23247 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/who-wants-to-guess-possible-reward-for-the-winner-t602.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/newsletter-t611.htm The WebMaster Was anyone able to get my newsletter? I sent one out and not sure if the programs got it right and sent to everyone. If you got one please respond thanks :) or if you didnt' get one please tell me and i'll see what happened. Announcements and Feed Back Tue, 22 Jun 2010 22:32:52 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/newsletter-t611.htm#23364 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/newsletter-t611.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/dislocated-chicken-toe-t528.htm ChickensonCamera I have a young chicken (about two months old) and she seems to have a dislocated toe. Any tips on how to deal with it? I've tried putting it back in place but it just goes back to the odd angle. It doesn't seem to bother her at all. Any help would be appreciated. Poultry Wed, 28 Apr 2010 15:40:09 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/dislocated-chicken-toe-t528.htm#22562 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/dislocated-chicken-toe-t528.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/introductions-f12/new-members-t609.htm Tiramisu

]]> Introductions Mon, 14 Jun 2010 03:31:10 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/introductions-f12/new-members-t609.htm#23343 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/introductions-f12/new-members-t609.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/predators-t392.htm The WebMaster Poultry Predator Identification The First Step to Deterrence By Gail Damerow "What are you building there, a bunker?" My visiting uncle was referring to the concrete foundation of an under-construction chicken house on our new farm. Looking at it through his eyes, maybe it was overkill. On the other hand, a neighbor had told us nothing we could do would stop predation. "Chickens just don't live long out here," he said. Well, as long as we kept our flock ... Poultry Sat, 04 Apr 2009 18:26:26 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/predators-t392.htm#14421 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/predators-t392.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/small-animals-f39/the-risk-of-scented-bedding-t605.htm sandywaters kaytees soft sorbent lavender is designed to release a pleasent aroma of lavender from the bedding of our small pets. it might be pleasent to us humans but being such a small animal living in the bedding 24/7 can cause serious health risk for the small critters. small animals have a much more sensitive sense of smell than us and the bedding can be irritating to them. its also bad for their little respiratory systems and can cause skin irritations eye infections and can make your fun pet lethargic. ... Small Animals Thu, 03 Jun 2010 15:23:30 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/small-animals-f39/the-risk-of-scented-bedding-t605.htm#23316 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/small-animals-f39/the-risk-of-scented-bedding-t605.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/wild-birds-f34/picking-the-right-food-for-your-wild-birds-t552.htm The WebMaster Info from: http://wild-birds.suite101.com/article.cfm/choosing_birdseed_for_wild_bird_feeding Feeding wild birds not only benefits the birds that might be hungry, it brings joy to the bird watchers who can observe the birds as they eat. Simply sprinkling out breadcrumbs is not the way to feed the birds. With just a little knowledge, bird watchers can become familiar with the best foods to put in their wild bird feeders. Winter Foods Because of the scarcity of food in winter months, that ... Wild Birds Mon, 03 May 2010 00:36:06 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/wild-birds-f34/picking-the-right-food-for-your-wild-birds-t552.htm#22779 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/wild-birds-f34/picking-the-right-food-for-your-wild-birds-t552.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/feeding-poultry-near-wild-birds-t608.htm Tiramisu Although there is a risk of disease to spread, it is slim. Wild birds will not go after feed bought for your fowl, they prefer seeds. I have kept hens outside in the daytime just feet from feeders and now they have lived outside almost a year and fine and I now also have 3 month old chicks out in a hutch and allow them to free range. They of course go near the feeders for seed, but are also fine. Although it would be best not to have THAT close contact with wild birds, probably, living in the ... Poultry Wed, 09 Jun 2010 09:08:18 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/feeding-poultry-near-wild-birds-t608.htm#23337 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/feeding-poultry-near-wild-birds-t608.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/top-posters-this-week-june-4-2010-t607.htm The WebMaster 2 Tiramisu 4
3 chickenpea 3
4 sandywaters 1]]> Announcements and Feed Back Sat, 05 Jun 2010 16:58:37 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/top-posters-this-week-june-4-2010-t607.htm#23327 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/top-posters-this-week-june-4-2010-t607.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/dog-general-chat-f1/fat-dogs-t606.htm The WebMaster And this is why you should excercise yoru dog http://www.aolnews.com/weird-news/article/obese-bull-terrier-dog-seized-from-uk-owners-and-sent-to-fat-farm/19503420 9June 4) -- Gucci the bull terrier has what many humans have: a severe weight problem. So when her owners in England repeatedly ignored advice on how she could shed more than a few pounds, the local authorities moved in. After obtaining a court order, they seized the 70-pound dog and took her off to a canine fat farm, where ... Dog General Chat Fri, 04 Jun 2010 21:10:40 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/dog-general-chat-f1/fat-dogs-t606.htm#23324 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/dog-general-chat-f1/fat-dogs-t606.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/grey-hair-t604.htm The WebMaster
or its just stress from things and that i keep having to yell at all you members to get your butts online ]]> Talk About Stuff Sat, 29 May 2010 02:27:35 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/grey-hair-t604.htm#23307 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/grey-hair-t604.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/all-other-pets-f32/beavers-t589.htm The WebMaster good bye all our trees. It took the fish and game commission 3 weeks to catch our last beaver 2 years ago. Hope they can get these 2 before they take down all of our trees.]]> All other pets.... Tue, 11 May 2010 22:34:30 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/all-other-pets-f32/beavers-t589.htm#23187 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/all-other-pets-f32/beavers-t589.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/no-golden-ticket-t586.htm Birdgirl
So I was shopping at Walmart and went down the candy isle and saw a Willy Wonka chocolate bar!!!! HAHA and you can find a golden ticket so I got one.


No golden ticket but the bar was "scrumdittlyumptious" LOL]]> Talk About Stuff Tue, 11 May 2010 02:07:34 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/no-golden-ticket-t586.htm#23162 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/no-golden-ticket-t586.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/help-forums-f22/where-can-i-get-this-t601.htm Birdgirl a signature line thingy and friends? I know i added them and they havent accepted! I dont wanna be lonely! Help Forums Fri, 14 May 2010 01:55:00 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/help-forums-f22/where-can-i-get-this-t601.htm#23245 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/help-forums-f22/where-can-i-get-this-t601.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/ban-the-person-above-you-t543.htm Tiramisu
I'm the first to get banned !]]> Games Fri, 30 Apr 2010 21:16:01 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/ban-the-person-above-you-t543.htm#22678 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/ban-the-person-above-you-t543.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/roll-or-pass-t562.htm wolfbird_94
So, I would say something like "chickens" and you would say :roll and the Topic stays and you say something till the next person says :Pass.
Or you could say :pass and you make the topic!!!!


Chickens]]> Games Tue, 04 May 2010 02:37:38 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/roll-or-pass-t562.htm#22964 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/roll-or-pass-t562.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/mice-rats-f6/small-rodent-treats-t431.htm Horsewell Small rodents such and Rats and Mice, like all pets, like to have the occasional treat aside from their normal food. There is a large veriety of treats sold in pet shops, and most animals love these. However feeding your pets too many of these treats can lead to a high intake of sugar and could cause your pets to become obese. Most rats and mice enjoy scraps, some of these include: * Boiled Potatoes * Bread * Biscuits * Breakfast Cereals * Chicken ... Mice/Rats Sat, 06 Jun 2009 08:13:16 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/mice-rats-f6/small-rodent-treats-t431.htm#16940 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/mice-rats-f6/small-rodent-treats-t431.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/slapped-or-saved-t600.htm Tiramisu
You list something ex.: Chickens, and the next person has to respond "slapped" or "saved" and then list something else for the next person to slap or save.


I will start.

Tomato soup]]> Games Thu, 13 May 2010 22:52:56 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/slapped-or-saved-t600.htm#23235 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/slapped-or-saved-t600.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/introductions-f12/hola-3-t599.htm CupcakeseatChickens ]]> Introductions Thu, 13 May 2010 20:48:14 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/introductions-f12/hola-3-t599.htm#23220 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/introductions-f12/hola-3-t599.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/my-sexlinks-t350.htm The WebMaster


and a little older

]]> Poultry Sat, 21 Mar 2009 20:54:41 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/my-sexlinks-t350.htm#13780 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/poultry-f11/my-sexlinks-t350.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/introductions-f12/hello-to-all-t585.htm Mistyvalley I might be to old to join but I did anyway. I'll try to contribute where I can. Introductions Tue, 11 May 2010 02:01:31 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/introductions-f12/hello-to-all-t585.htm#23160 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/introductions-f12/hello-to-all-t585.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/war-t598.htm Birdgirl ]]> Games Thu, 13 May 2010 19:26:24 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/war-t598.htm#23212 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/games-f17/war-t598.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/happy-birthday-wolfbird-t597.htm The WebMaster


Happy birthday AGAIN! ]]> Talk About Stuff Thu, 13 May 2010 04:03:39 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/happy-birthday-wolfbird-t597.htm#23209 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/talk-about-stuff-f4/happy-birthday-wolfbird-t597.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/bird-care-f42/bird-care-toxic-food-items-t596.htm The WebMaster Signs of poisoning can include vomiting, diarrhea and being lethargic. some items that are posionous to your pet bird. (most of these you wouldn't eat eather) Apple Seeds Antifreeze Alcohol Ammonia Avocado Bug spray/poison Caffiene Chocolate Coffee Detergents Drain cleaners Dried Beans Gas Hair dye Laundry bleach Mushrooms Nail Polish Onions Oven Cleaners Paint and paint thinner Rust remover Salt Shaving lotion Spot removers Super Glue Toilet bowl ... Bird Care Wed, 12 May 2010 21:13:38 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/bird-care-f42/bird-care-toxic-food-items-t596.htm#23196 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/bird-care-f42/bird-care-toxic-food-items-t596.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/bird-care-f42/bird-care-feeding-watering-t595.htm The WebMaster This is a Basic care sheet. Differnt birds have differnt needs. Bowls are needed for foods, water, shells and grit. You should use plastic, ceramic or steel bowls for smaller birds. Larger birds should use ceramic or stainless steel bowls becasue they can chew up the plastic. You should try to get a cage with built in bowl holders because birds like to knock over and tip there bowls. Supplements You should give your bird grit. It helps a bird digest its food. It is used especially ... Bird Care Wed, 12 May 2010 21:04:49 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/bird-care-f42/bird-care-feeding-watering-t595.htm#23195 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/bird-care-f42/bird-care-feeding-watering-t595.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/goats-f14/goat-feeding-article-t594.htm The WebMaster Feeding the Goat Herd By Susan Schoenian Area Agent, Sheep and Goats Western Maryland Research & Education Center http://www.sheepandgoat.com/articles/feedinggoatherd.html Feed is the single largest cost associated with raising meat goats. It has a large influence on herd reproduction, milk production and kid growth. Late-gestation and lactation are the most critical periods for doe nutrition. Nutrition level determines kid growth rate. Goats receiving inadequate diets are more prone ... Goats Wed, 12 May 2010 16:39:28 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/goats-f14/goat-feeding-article-t594.htm#23194 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/goats-f14/goat-feeding-article-t594.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/goats-f14/our-9-lives-goat-t593.htm The WebMaster Well I totally frogot i could post about goats. We have one goat name Nanny. Her origional name was Ghost becasue she is pure white. She has almost died many times and that is why we say she has 9 lives. She got stuck in the fence with her horns a few times which wasn't to dangerous. She did however eat a posonious plant when she was younger. At that time we had 2 goats. Ghost was able to live though it while the other one didn't make it. The other time is she got stuck in a tree. Her front legs ... Goats Wed, 12 May 2010 16:31:19 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/goats-f14/our-9-lives-goat-t593.htm#23193 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/goats-f14/our-9-lives-goat-t593.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/record-number-of-people-online-t592.htm Tiramisu yay, now if they just all join ]]> Announcements and Feed Back Wed, 12 May 2010 04:13:54 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/record-number-of-people-online-t592.htm#23191 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/record-number-of-people-online-t592.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/all-other-reptiles-f18/salamander-feeding-watering-t591.htm The WebMaster Feeding Salamanders should be fed a diet of insects and bugs. They can eat a diet of a variety of insects, flies, crickets and spiders. They can also eat worms such as wax-worms and earthworms. Give salamanders as much as they will eat atleast 2 times a week. If you catch your insets please beware they may have come in contact with chemicals, fertalizers, or insect killers. It would be best to buy from a pet supply store. Watering You should give your salamander clean fresh water ... All other Reptiles Wed, 12 May 2010 03:12:14 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/all-other-reptiles-f18/salamander-feeding-watering-t591.htm#23190 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/all-other-reptiles-f18/salamander-feeding-watering-t591.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/spiders-f20/feeding-and-watering-your-pet-spider-t590.htm The WebMaster Just a few things you can feed a spider. You can purchase insects from a local pet store or find them yourself for free. If you catch your insets please beware they may have come in contact with chemicals, fertalizers, or insect killers. It would be best to buy from a pet supply store. Spiders love to eat bugs. Its there natural prey. you can feed a variety of insects. Crickets, cockroaches, meal worms, and flies are all acceptable foods. Try to keep the insect you feed smaller than the ... Spiders Wed, 12 May 2010 03:00:46 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/spiders-f20/feeding-and-watering-your-pet-spider-t590.htm#23189 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/spiders-f20/feeding-and-watering-your-pet-spider-t590.htm http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/smilies-t559.htm Tiramisu

Justin, go find some smilies!! ]]> Announcements and Feed Back Mon, 03 May 2010 21:47:13 GMT http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/smilies-t559.htm#22936 http://www.allpetsandanimals.org/announcements-and-feed-back-f3/smilies-t559.htm