This Is an Essential Guide for Every Homesteader!

For many homesteading, keeping their own livestock is an essential part of becoming self-sufficient and maybe even going off the grid. However, while having your own animals can save you money over buying everything at the grocery store, it can get pretty expensive as well. This is because, just like pets such as dogs and cats, livestock will likely need vet care at some point in their lives. This doesn't mean they'll definitely have a medical emergency, or that it's not feasible for a homesteader to have their own livestock, but you will need to provide routine veterinary care and maintenance.

So how do you provide the medical care your livestock needs to stay healthy, without taking too much away from the money you save by having your own animals? Fortunately, it's easier than you might think. In fact, we have three tips to get you started, but there are tons more strategies you can you to reduce vet bills for all of your animals.

To learn how to minimize your vet costs, please continue to Page (2) for our top three tips.

Next Page »