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Nutrition & husbandry advice

Good feeding, housing and management prevent many of the problems vets are called for. Dr. Colleta gives practical advice you can use between visits.

  • Dogs & cats
  • Cattle
  • Goats & sheep
  • Pigs & poultry
  • Horses & donkeys

Where:HomeFarmStable

A goat record keeping log book on a wooden table
Keeping simple flock records

What’s covered

Advice for every animal we see

Advice is practical, affordable and built around what you already have.

  • Dogs & cats

    Diets for puppies, kittens, adults and seniors, and weight management.

  • Cattle

    Feeding for milk yield and growth, housing and calf-rearing advice.

  • Goats & sheep

    Grazing management, supplementation and housing.

  • Pigs & poultry

    Feed, housing, ventilation and biosecurity advice.

  • Horses & donkeys

    Feeding, hoof care and harness fit for working donkeys.

What to expect

Before, during and after the visit

  1. Before

    • Have feed types and amounts ready to discuss
    • Note recent changes in condition or production
    • Keep records available if you have them
  2. During

    • Animals, feed and housing assessed
    • Practical changes discussed
    • Questions answered on the spot
  3. After

    • Written recommendations
    • A follow-up to review progress
    • Training for farm staff if useful

Questions

Nutrition & husbandry FAQs

Yes. Dr. Colleta can assess your cows, feed and records, and suggest practical changes to support health and milk yield.

Often booked together

Book a visit

Book a visit for your pet or herd

Tell us what you need and where your animals are. Dr. Colleta will call or WhatsApp you to confirm a time and the visit details.

Compassionate care. Healthier animals. Better farming.