09/10/2026
Camelid Plasma isn't cheap — but when it's 2 a.m. on a holiday weekend and a cria isn't getting up, it's the most important $350 you'll ever spend. With a 10-year shelf life, that works out to about $2-$3 a month — for the peace of mind of knowing you have it on hand before you ever need it.
Here's the thing: crias never pick a convenient time to need help. And Camelid Plasma isn't something you can grab at the corner store. Every year, we get panicked calls from customers who need plasma right now — and it's almost always after business hours, on a weekend, or on a holiday, when we simply can't ship it until the next business day (and never on a Friday). That gap can be the difference between a cria that makes it and one that doesn't.
I know this because I've lived it. More than once, the only reason some of my own crias have survived and gone on to live a great life is because I had plasma sitting in my own freezer, ready to go. That feeling — knowing you're prepared before the emergency hits — is worth more than the price tag. The photos below are of one of our crias that was born 2 months prematurely who received plasma and is here on our farm now living his best life. :)
Do yourself, and your crias, a favor: order your plasma now, while things are calm. Future you will be so glad you did. Click on this link for more information and ordering details for our Camelid Plasma: https://www.useful-items.com/product-p/plasma.htm
