3 Camel Feeding Rules To Follow For Domesticated Camels
Proper camel care requires a large, dry,, and well-fenced area (ideally 2+ acres) that allows for grazing, foraging, and sand/dust baths. They need constant access to clean water and hay (Bermuda preferred), supplemented with minerals, rather than heavy grains. Essential care includes annual vaccines (tetanus, rabies), dental checks, and regular deworming.
Key Aspects of Camel Care:
Shelter & Environment: Provide a large, dry, draught-free shelter for protection from sun and rain. They need significant room to walk and explore, with sand or soft ground for sleeping and rolling.
Diet & Nutrition: Camels are browsing animals, not just grazers; they require high-fiber, low-protein diets. Feed them as much hay as they want and avoid high-grain diets. Constant access to loose, white sa...