Dr. Lyle G. McNeal

Rabbits are herbivores and have some unusual digestive functions. Here’s what to feed them and how to spot gastrointestinal problems.

Grazing on an overly soiled pasture can sometimes lead parasites in your goat herd.

Before adding quail to your farm, make sure you understand their unique housing needs.

This disease that affects goats’ joints could be deadly, so monitor for it in your herd.

Prevention is key in this disease that can affect waterfowl and other farm poultry.

Fast-growing forages can put your cattle at risk for this nutrient-based disease.

Prevent mastitis, a common udder disease in nursing goats, with good husbandry practices, and treat it with careful observation of your herd.

Trimming teeth of an alpaca is a basic procedure that the animal will tolerate well if handled with care.

Donkeys are predisposed to fat deposits that cause a broken crest.

Boost the nutritional content of your grazing-pasture plants to boost cattle health and get better quality dairy and beef products in return.