1. Calf, Lamb and Kid and Chick Rearing and Health

2. What does your pet need to keep it happy?

3. Food

4. Amounts to Feed - Calves At least 4L colostrum during first day (ideally during first 6h) Jersey 2L 2x/day Fresian 2-4L 2x/day 30 kg3.8 L/day 40 kg4.2 L/day 50 kg4.6 L/day 60 kg5.0 L/day

5. Amounts to Feed - Calves Calf meal –Ad lib from 7 days old until eating well, then up to 1 kg/day by weaning Allow access to clean pasture from 2 weeks old

6. Amounts to Feed – Lambs & Kids AgeLambsKidsFrequency 1-2 days100ml 8x / day 3-7 days250ml 4x / day 1-3 weeks300ml350ml4x / day 3-6 weeks500ml600ml4x / day >6 weeks1 L1250ml1x / day

7. Allow lambs and kids access to clean pasture from 7 days old

8. Water

9. Shelter and warmth

10. Love and playtime

11. Kept healthy

12. Good Rearing Practices Good quality colostrum Dry and draught-free pen Gradual changes, avoid stress Ensure fresh clean water always available Offer good quality hay, meal or pellets from 7-10 days of age to assist rumen development

13. Chicken Rearing Access to food and water as soon as you get home. Feed Chick Starter crumbles Need temperature of 32-38°c. Can be on Chick crumbles till 18 weeks of age. Then change to Layer pellets gradually.

14. Chick Housing

15. What’s the difference ?

16. Oh Oh !!!!

17. What’s wrong with the calf and lamb?

18. What’s this ?

19. Which Lamb is unwell?

20. Sore Eyes……Ow! 

21. Why do these lambs look unwell?

22. If you suspect your pet is sick take it’s temperature: Calf 38.5 C Lamb/Kid 39.1 C

23. Poisonous plants Oleander Rhubarb ( Leaves) Rhododendron Lilies Poppies Fox gloves Red Maple Ivy

24. What’s happening here ?

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26. What’s the difference?

27. Let the Fun begin !

28. Questions ?