WTF Farms & Cattle Company LLC

05/02/2026

04/07/2026

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Check these pups out!
Salt Water Swissys has puppies available

02/07/2026

Suggestion if pups are having tummy issues
We personally have had good results.
Alyssa has done the testing and restore and I've used the restore. Knock on wood, good results

Gut Restore for Dogs – AnimalBiome https://share.google/ipsVM3CNa8kALn7sK

All Microbiome Tests – AnimalBiome https://share.google/zuu6KGubMK6nHNHNq

Science for cats and dogs: Your companion’s health and happiness start with a balanced gut microbiome.

01/04/2026

11/22/2025

Happy Birthday to our Fallout pups! Hoss, Denali and Pipper!
Sorry for being a day late!
Please share birthday pictures ❤️

10/19/2025

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Feel Free to join my Pampered Chef party.
some cool new stuff
chances to win free stuff

Send a message to learn more

09/08/2025

Introducing
WTF10N
Dix
Big bull calf
Gabby decided to calve when we were gone yesterday, just her way.

08/28/2025

GDV has a few key features.  It’s diagnosed on a Right Lateral X-ray.  On this view you can see the pylorus move from the normal ventral position to a cranial position. 

This gives it the classic “PopEye” arm appearance or “Double Bubble”. 

A few other features that are commonly seen are: 

Air dilation of the esophagus (as the stomach dilates with gas, so can the esophagus)

Narrowing of the Caudal Vena Cava as there is diminished venous return to the heart from compression of major abdominal veins.  

We have a lot of notes on key Radiographic features to help increase your confidence and interpretation skills for chest and abdominal rads. 

Comment “RAD” if you’d like to learn more about it!

These awesome GDV cartoons courtesy of www.pdsa.org.uk  the UK’s leading veterinary charity!

 

08/28/2025

Good Info to save and share

GDV has a few key features.  It’s diagnosed on a Right Lateral X-ray.  On this view you can see the pylorus move from the normal ventral position to a cranial position. 

This gives it the classic “PopEye” arm appearance or “Double Bubble”. 

A few other features that are commonly seen are: 

Air dilation of the esophagus (as the stomach dilates with gas, so can the esophagus)

Narrowing of the Caudal Vena Cava as there is diminished venous return to the heart from compression of major abdominal veins.  

We have a lot of notes on key Radiographic features to help increase your confidence and interpretation skills for chest and abdominal rads. 

Comment “RAD” if you’d like to learn more about it!

These awesome GDV cartoons courtesy of www.pdsa.org.uk  the UK’s leading veterinary charity!

 

08/24/2025

Ira and Douglas (and the humans at the farm) want to wish all the Wild Things a happy 6th birthday!! 🥳
Ira got to start his day with a little french toast and Doug is getting his treats this evening 🥰
Cheers 🥂 to being 6!