| Habitat Requirements | Size, layout, and materials needed for shelter; includes temperature and humidity control if necessary. |
| Diet and Nutrition | Species-specific dietary needs, including protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals. |
| Water Access | Continuous access to clean water, ensuring appropriate hydration based on species and climate. |
| Temperature Range | Ideal temperature for comfort and health, with adjustments for extreme weather conditions. |
| Social Needs | Socialization requirements, whether solitary, paired, or herd/flock-oriented species. |
| Exercise and Space | Amount of space for movement and exercise; includes pasture, enclosure, or room size. |
| Health Monitoring | Regular check-ups, vaccinations, and monitoring for common diseases or parasites. |
| Breeding and Reproduction | Conditions for breeding, gestation periods, and any specific reproductive needs. |
| Feeding Frequency | Recommended feeding schedule (e.g., daily, twice daily, free-feed). |
| Waste Management | Methods for managing waste (e.g., bedding changes, pasture rotation) to ensure hygiene. |
| Shelter and Bedding | Type of shelter and bedding materials, including seasonal changes for warmth or cooling. |
| Ventilation | Adequate airflow in enclosures to prevent respiratory issues and promote fresh air circulation. |
| Enrichment Needs | Activities, toys, or materials needed to prevent boredom and promote mental stimulation. |
| Predator Protection | Fencing, alarms, and protective measures to safeguard from potential predators. |
| Veterinary Care | Access to regular and emergency veterinary services, with a basic first aid kit on hand. |
| Growth and Maturity Rate | Age at which animals reach maturity, and average lifespan under good conditions. |
| Disease Prevention | Vaccination schedules, biosecurity measures, and quarantine practices for new arrivals. |
| Harvest or Production | For livestock, specifics on milk, eggs, or meat yield, as well as wool, feathers, or other by-products. |
| Herd/Pack Dynamics | Behavior in group settings, hierarchy, and compatibility with other animals. |
| Breeding Management | Mating schedule, gestation requirements, and considerations for genetic diversity. |
| Energy and Nutrient Needs | Caloric and macronutrient intake required, adjusted for activity level and growth stage. |
| Training Needs | Basics of training, if needed, for ease of handling and behavioral health (especially for dogs, horses). |
| Legal and Ethical Standards | Local and ethical considerations (e.g., animal welfare laws, humane treatment). |
| Parasite Control | Measures for internal and external parasite control (e.g., deworming, fly prevention). |
| Environmental Impact | Consideration of animal impact on land, water, and resources, especially for larger livestock. |
| Seasonal Adjustments | Additional feed, bedding, or shelter adjustments for seasonal climate changes. |
| Market Value and Demand | Market considerations for animal products or live animals, especially in farming. |
| Labor and Maintenance | Time, labor, and costs associated with daily care, housing, and feeding. |
| Natural Lifespan | Average life expectancy based on ideal care and conditions. |