Before placing a cow in your farm, you must set up a clean animal shed and a well-stocked food store. You can learn more about the requirements of keeping a cow by hovering over it. You can also learn how to clean its coop by clicking the cow’s stats on the left-hand side. In addition, the cow needs clean interaction. You can learn more about its health and growth rate by hovering over its image.

Buying a cow

Buying a cow in The Sims 4 is a fun way to add more variety to your farm. Cows produce different types of milk depending on their relationship with you and the type of treat they are given. Fruity treats create enriched milk, while veg treats create mighty plant milk, which is great for lactose-intolerant Sims. However, the key is to keep the cow clean and free from dust.

Once you have the right animal shed, you can then go about buying a cow. Cows are available in several colors and are perfect for Sims who want to customize their farms. The cows can be either brown or white, spotted or black. Each type produces milk which can be consumed or given to others as gifts. While purchasing a cow is not a particularly difficult task, it will require a little planning.

Keeping a llama

Keeping a llama in The Sims 4 requires the Sims to be willing to invest time, money, and care into its welfare. There are many rewards that come with this animal, including the ComfortCare Life Extender, which prolongs the animals’ lifespan and provides them with a comfortable environment. A Livestock Auto Feeder helps keep the llamas’ food supplies topped off and needs no refilling. Llamas also produce colorful wool, which you can use to cross stitch and give away to wild animals, or exchange for animal clothing.

Llamas require daily hygiene checks, which are easily performed. Hovering over the llama icon will reveal its cleanliness, sociality, and hunger. You can feed and brush your llama manually, or you can automate this process. Once you have acquired an animal shed, you need to buy a llama. You can get a llama for only one animal per lot.

Keeping a chicken

In the game, Sims can keep chickens, as long as they are named. Chickens have unique needs, and their relationship with Sims is determined by the type of coop and its cleanliness. To care for your chickens, hover over the coop and view the status of each animal. If your coop is too dirty, the chickens will begin to scatter and may run away. To keep your chickens happy and healthy, you should make sure to clean it as much as possible.

To keep chickens clean, use a hose, rake, or shovel to clean the coop and the run. Sometimes, chickens become dirty because they are not getting enough exercise and food. In these cases, you’ll need to give them more food or water. Make sure you wash them often, as this will keep them happy and produce eggs. After a week, you can change the weather to another season.

Keeping a coop clean

Keeping a coop clean is a necessity if you want your chickens to live happily. They will lay more eggs if they are clean, so you must scatter some feed near the coop every day. Chickens will also smell if their coops are dirty, so make sure to clean them often. To check how clean they are, hover your mouse over the coop.

If you haven’t already done so, your chickens will need to be cleaned out regularly. Clean out any stray feathers or dirt. Make sure to provide a clean animal shed. You can also feed them with treats. Remember to feed them, as happy chickens lay better eggs. Also, consider installing a fox alarm for added protection. You can also upgrade your cow shed with an auto-feeder.