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So I already know that the general consensus will be to put him down, and that will be what happens if he doesn't continue to improve, but for now I'm just sharing what I'm doing because I would appreciate any advice and I feel optimistic about his recovery. Two weeks ago my goat jumped a fence...

So I'm definitely going to get one, but I was just curious about y'all's thoughts, and I was also wondering if anyone has seriously regretted getting their lip pierced. The one I've decided on is the vertical labret (pictured in the random internet photo below, not mine) since I think it's cute...

I have these two kits whose mother started to eat them maybe 45mins after giving birth. She completely removed the legs, ears, and genitals from one, I culled it. She bit off half an ear and the end of the second baby's tail. The third one (second living baby) is the one I'm most worried about...

This is where I'll be posting photos of my rabbits. Right now I'm focusing on two breeds, my mini rex and Netherlands dwarfs, but don't be surprised if you see a few more breeds here😁

Just curious to see what they might look like at different life stages. I have an unusually dark silver looking kit and I can't find photos of sable martens as kits. It may just be a blue otter rabbit with very faint Rufus but I generally have very bright rich blues and well defined otter...

The quick summary: Also have you guys seen that Gerard Butler movie Greenland?

Just wondering if anyone has experienced owning or riding Paso Finos? I think they're absolutely beautiful and I would love to own one someday. I'm very small (4'6) and I don't enjoy riding horses that have a super bouncy gait, it's just not good for my back, which is why I've always loved...

A day ago while treating my goats and trimming their hooves I noticed that my herd queen had a deep hole in her hoof and a bit of rot on the opposite heel. The hole is deeper than it looks and I'm just curious, will I hurt her by cutting all of that off? Did the inner pink part recede as the...