Buy Farm Animal & Livestock Supplies
We started as a pet supply shop, but our farm animal side covers just as much ground. Whether you're running a small backyard setup or a larger livestock operation, this collection is built to cover the day-to-day and the occasional emergency, across several species.
Shop Farm Animal Supplies with Ease
This range is meant to work for farmers, ranchers, and backyard hobbyists alike, covering everything from feeders and grooming basics to health and wellness products for whatever species you're raising.
Dedicated Collections for Your Animals
Shop Chicken Supplies
Raising chickens gets a lot easier with the right feed, coop setup, and health basics on hand. This collection covers nutrient-rich feed to support egg production, along with the everyday tools that make flock care simpler.
Shop Cow Supplies
For ranchers and dairy farmers, this collection covers skincare, mineral supplements, and the tools that come up again and again in day-to-day herd management, aimed at keeping cattle healthy and your operation running smoothly.
Shop Goat Supplies
Whether you're raising goats for milk, meat, or as pets, this collection includes treats, supplements, and pest control options. If you're picking up an insecticide product like our Rapid Kill Insecticide Concentrate, check the label closely for what it's labeled for (premises versus direct application) and follow the dilution instructions exactly.
Shop Pig Supplies
From potbellied pigs to production-scale livestock, this collection covers treats and supplements suited to pigs' particular dietary needs, along with basic tools for feeding and cleanup.
Shop Sheep Supplies
Whether you're raising sheep for wool or meat, this collection covers feed and health products aimed at keeping a flock in good condition.
Featured Products – Farm Animal Essentials at HardyPaw
Below are some of the health and wellness products farmers and veterinarians reach for most often, for cattle, swine, lambs, and more. A number of these are prescription products or require careful, vet-guided use, which we've noted alongside each one.
- Vetrimec Ivermectin 1% Injection (Cattle & Swine): Broad-spectrum antiparasitic injection to control internal and external parasites in cattle and swine. Follow label withdrawal times before meat or milk sale.
- Manna Pro Corona Udder Butter Skin Care Ointment (7 oz): Nourishing udder ointment that soothes and protects dry, cracked skin with lanolin-rich moisture.
- Safe-Guard Fenbendazole Paste (Beef & Dairy Cattle): Deworming paste effective against a wide range of gastrointestinal parasites in cattle. Follow label withdrawal times before meat or milk sale.
- Durvet Iron Dextran 100 Injection (100 ml): Iron supplement injection to prevent and treat anemia in baby pigs and other young livestock.
- Sparhawk Ivermectin Injection (Cattle & Swine) 50 ml: Cost-effective injectable ivermectin for internal and external parasite control in swine and cattle. Follow label withdrawal times before meat or milk sale.
- Aspen Calcium Gluconate 23% Solution (500 ml): Calcium supplement used to treat hypocalcemia (milk fever) in cattle. Given intravenously, it needs to be administered slowly, ideally with veterinary guidance, since calcium given too quickly can affect heart rhythm.
- Oxytocin Purified Oxytocic Injection (100 ml): A prescription (Rx) hormone injection used to support labor, uterine contraction, and milk letdown. Federal law restricts this to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian, since incorrect timing or dosing can cause serious complications during birth.
- Panacur Suspension Dewormer (1 Gallon): Oral suspension anthelmintic for broad-spectrum parasite control in beef and dairy cattle.
- Vetrimec Plus Ivermectin & Clorsulon Injection (Cattle): Combines ivermectin and clorsulon to treat liver flukes and other internal parasites in cattle. Check the label for species and residue restrictions.
- Merck Circumvent PCV-M G2 Vaccine: Dual-strain swine vaccine that protects against porcine circovirus and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae.
- Endovac-Porci with ImmunePlus (Swine Vaccine) 100 ml – 100 Doses: Endotoxin-targeting vaccine with immune enhancers to protect swine against gram-negative bacteria.
- CattleMaster Gold FP 5 L5 Vaccine: Comprehensive reproductive and respiratory vaccine for breeding cattle and calves.
- Sullivan Supply Show Cattle Calm Paste (34 gm): Natural calming supplement paste for show cattle, meant to ease stress without sedation.
- PregGuard Gold FP 10 Cattle Vaccine – 10 Doses: Protects pregnant cows and heifers against reproductive diseases including IBR, BVD, and Lepto.
Why Choose Us for Your Livestock & Farm Animals?
- Comprehensive Farm Supplies: You'll find most of what a working farm needs in one place, feed, health products, and everyday tools like feed pans and waterers.
- Tailored Solutions for Every Animal: Collections are broken out by species, so finding chicken feed or goat supplements doesn't mean wading through everything else first.
- Commitment to Quality: We're selective about what we carry, particularly with health and prescription products, aiming for genuine, correctly labeled items rather than just the cheapest option.
Everything You Need for Farm Life
This is meant to be a practical one-stop shop, feed, equipment, accessories, and health products, organized so it's easy to find what you actually need. For anything prescription-only or higher-risk to administer, we'd rather point you toward your vet than have you guessing.
FAQs Related to Farm Animal & Livestock Products
Q1: What vaccines are essential for cattle herd health management?
Ans: Core vaccines like CattleMaster Gold FP 5 L5 and PregGuard Gold FP 10 cover reproductive and respiratory disease protection, while something like Endovac-Beef targets gram-negative bacterial threats. The right combination depends on your herd's specific risks, so it's worth building a vaccination plan with your vet rather than picking products individually.
Q2: How can I support my newborn livestock's immunity and nutrient intake?
Ans: Nutritional aids like Durvet Lamb & Kid Paste give young animals an early boost, and iron supplements such as Durvet Iron Dextran Injection help prevent a common form of anemia in baby pigs. These are generally straightforward to use, but checking dosing against the animal's weight matters more with newborns than with adults.
Q3: Which products help manage stress in show or transport cattle?
Ans: Calming aids like Sullivan Supply Show Cattle Calm Paste are designed to ease anxiety around shows or transport without sedating the animal. They're a reasonable option for short-term stress, though ongoing stress issues are worth mentioning to your vet.
Q4: What's the best way to handle blood loss or wounds in farm animals?
Ans: For minor wounds, something like Durvet Blood Stop Powder can help clotting along as part of basic first aid in cattle, swine, and small ruminants. Anything beyond a minor wound, heavy bleeding, a deep cut, or a wound that won't stop, needs a vet's attention rather than first aid alone.
Q5: When should I use oxytocin injections in cattle or swine?
Ans: Oxytocin is a prescription drug by federal law, meaning it has to be used by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian. It's sometimes used to support labor or milk letdown, but timing and dosing matter a lot here; used incorrectly, it can cause real complications during birth. This isn't a product to use based on general guidance alone.
Q6: Is calcium gluconate safe to give my cow at home for milk fever?
Ans: It can be part of the standard treatment, but IV calcium carries a genuine cardiac risk if it's given too quickly, and a down cow with milk fever is exactly the kind of situation where getting it wrong has serious consequences. If you're not experienced with IV administration and cardiac monitoring, this is a good one to have your vet handle or walk you through directly.
Q7: Do I need a prescription for ivermectin or fenbendazole dewormers?
Ans: Not typically, injectable and oral dewormers like ivermectin and fenbendazole are usually available without a prescription for standard livestock use. That said, following label directions on dosing and withdrawal times before meat or milk sale still matters, since getting those wrong can affect both animal safety and food safety.
Q8: Are livestock vaccines safe to administer myself?
Ans: Most routine livestock vaccines are designed for producers to give themselves, and many are sold without a prescription. Reading the label carefully still matters, some vaccines have specific timing requirements around pregnancy or age, which is part of why products like PregGuard are formulated and labeled specifically for use in pregnant cattle.
