Livestock Care Feeds Equipment For Sale In Regina

This is the only supplement we use. It's a great value and the calves love the taste.

Keep in mind this is not like a small calf hut that you see for one calf but is made to keep the calves enclosed. We bought this last month and while it was a challenge to get home (windy day and we live 60 miles from store) we did get it set up for our...

This is the only brand I've ever fed my chicks so I can't really compare, but none of them have died of coccidiosis.

I bought this unit to replace and expensive element that went under the tank. We have several of the poly automatic waterers that these work great in. The temperature has been way below zero for two weeks straight, yet the water hasn't frozen a bit.

So far working good. Gets HOT would burn feet. Wish it had a switch in cord to turn off / on not just unplug.

It can be used with aluminum and plastic poultry waterers, dog bowls, buckets, and other water receptacles. It keeps water available and ice free in the winter months for all animals and pets.

All classes of poultry love to eat bugs! Give your flock the taste they crave with Manna Pro Mealworm Munchies. Perfect for flocks who have limited access to finding their own insect snacks, these dried mealworms are high in nutritious protein and fat.

Would purchase again. The tanks are heavy and sturdy enough for all the rock, sand and dirt! This watering tank coupled with a float valve is performing great and keeping up with our 45 head of cattle.

Our original float valve got broken during the barn remodel. We are all delighted to have the replacement installed - easy to do - and the waterer functioning perfectly.

I mix this with cracked corn (2 parts crumble, 1 part corn) and supplement with a light dusting of calcium powder, in pens that have older hens. I switched to this after the layer feed left me with skinny birds.

Love these feeders in my horse stalls. They were easy to install and I can include their grain in the bottom portion of the feeder along with the hay in the upper part.

Consult your veterinarian or nutritionist to develop a total health care and nutritional program for your animal. Therefore if a horse weighs 1,000 lbs and is a performance horse, 20lbs of forage would be sufficient, however, consult with a veterinarian...

What a mistake! There corn was so old and dirty I almost brought it back. By far a lot cleaner and fresher Bought twelve 50 pound bags of corn to feed wildlife. Last week I was at Menard's and out of corn so I got a bag there.