Sentences with phrase «cages allowed food»

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After successfully converting his family's farm from conventional to organic and cage - free, Fassio continued to pursue a career that would allow him to positively impact the food industry.

The mice included were isolated (1 per cage) in a temperature - controlled room on 12 - hour light - dark cycle and were allowed free access to food and water.

The roomy sales floor allows the store to showcase a variety of merchandise that many mom - and - pop stores would be hard pressed to find space to display — large bird cages, elegant cat trees, crates and freezers for an assortment of raw foods.

The researchers concluded that the best way to keep otherwise healthy cats from experiencing some of the sickness behaviors is to follow a set feeding routine every day; keep the food and litter boxes in the same place; keep cages, toys and litter boxes cleans; and allow cats time to play each day.

The cage should be well ventilated to allow flow of fresh air to help prevent the build up of odor from urine, feces and spoiled food.

Be sure the cage is large enough to allow space for a litterbox, food and water bowls, etc., and still allow your rabbit enough room to stretch out completely.

I was amazed at the organized of everything, which allowed the daily cleaning of all cages, food and water dishes, litter pans and play area to be quickly done.

The report concludes that despite regular inspections, breeders were allowed to continue operating facilities where dogs lived in inhumane conditions — cages overflowing with pools of urine and feces, food laden with dead cockroaches, dogs infested with ticks, and unattended injuries including a mutilated leg and other atrocities — all without penalty.

The cage size is an important criteria — a larger size allows more flexibility in the arrangement, a greater separation of resources (bed, water bowl, food bowl and litter tray), greater freedom and choice of the cat, and therefore greatly helps to reduce stress during hospitalisation.

Also, the feeder doors each individually open to allow for easy food refills without having to contort your arms inside the cage.

In addition to the litter box (if applicable), you will also need to have room for a water bowl, a food bowl, a nest box, a hay rack, and toys, so it's important to provide the largest cage that your space allows.