No Worries Farm & Pet Sitting

09/07/2026

Gotta keep the creatures happy 😂

08/22/2026

Magic view from the kitchen window 🥰

08/21/2026

Getting ready to migrate for the winter 🥰

08/14/2026

Like leaving the office on a Friday….

08/14/2026

08/08/2026

Can’t let the feed get wet!

08/07/2026

There is always that one horse that never does anything wrong….its not usually the most talented horse. Or the most beautiful or painfully not the healthiest….but they are the most delightful horses to be around day to day….mine happens to be a 24 year old kill pen reject named Sheldon complete with legs by committee, EOTRH and a relentless fly allergy 😂🥰 Anyone else have that horse? (In case anyone wonders why the stalls aren’t bedded, they are only for feeding and I don’t want my sloppy eaters eating shavings or sand.)

06/20/2026

When filling buckets instead of automatic water systems fail at helping you assess how much your horse is drinking 🤦🏻‍♀️ 😂

03/05/2026

Tip of the Day: Scoops are great… until you realize how creative we can get with them.

Most of us feed our horses by the scoop. It’s quick, easy, and once you get into a routine it feels pretty consistent. But every once in a while, I pull out a small handheld luggage scale and weigh their feed.

Why? A few reasons.

First, it helps me plan my trips to the feed store. When I know roughly how many pounds each horse eats per day, I can do the math and figure out how long a bag will actually last. Fewer “I thought we had more feed” moments.

Second, it makes it much easier to estimate the monthly feed budget. When you know how many pounds your horses are actually going through, it’s a lot simpler to predict what you’ll be spending each month.

Third, it keeps my scooping honest. A scoop can mean a lot of things depending on the day—level scoop, rounded scoop, generous scoop, or the classic “I’m in a hurry and that looks about right” scoop. Weighing it occasionally lets me see how consistent I really am.

And finally, it gives me a better sense of what they’re actually consuming each day. Knowing their feed in pound...not just scoops...helps me understand their intake a little more clearly.

It only takes a minute, but it’s a simple way to double-check that your one scoop today is the same one scoop you fed yesterday. I happened to see this at the feed store but there are a ton on Amazon too!

02/25/2026

When your livestock guardian dogs “saves” the baby bunny 🙄 and you get to do double duty while looking for a rehabber 🤦🏻‍♀️😂🤷🏻‍♀️🐰 following all their instructions in the meantime