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How and Why Alpacas Ruminate: A Peek Into Their Peaceful Nature If you’ve ever spent time around alpacas, you’ve probably noticed them quietly chewing, sometimes for long stretches, while lounging in the pasture. It’s one of the many calming sights that makes time at Serenity Alpacas  so special. That slow, rhythmic chewing isn’t boredom, it’s an important biological process called rumination , and it plays a big role in alpaca health and wellbeing. What Does It Mean When Alp

Raising alpacas is full of rewarding moments, soft hums, gentle eyes, and the quiet rhythm of life on the farm. But whether you’re caring for a small hobby herd or a larger breeding operation, halter training is one of the most valuable skills you can teach your alpacas.   It’s not just about putting a halter on an animal. It’s about communication, safety, and building a relationship of trust.   Here’s why halter training is so important.   1.      It Makes Routine Care Safe

Celebrate National Alpaca Farm Days at Serenity Alpacas Every fall, alpaca farms across the country open their gates for National Alpaca Farm Days—and this year, Serenity Alpacas is excited to welcome you on Saturday, September 27, and Sunday, September 28, from 10 AM to 3 PM. This family-friendly event is the perfect opportunity to meet our herd, learn more about alpacas, and enjoy a peaceful day on the farm. What Is National Alpaca Farm Days? National Alpaca Farm Da

In a world filled with screens, schedules, and endless to-do lists, Serenity Alpacas offers a refreshing break. Just an hour from Charlotte and even closer to Mooresville, it's an ideal destination for families craving connection and calm. Our open pastures, serene area by the creek, playful alpacas, and gentle ambiance invite families to reconnect—with each other, with nature, and with themselves.