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Approach an alpaca slowly and calmly, allowing them to see and sniff you before attempting to touch them. Some alpacas enjoy being stroked, but others may not be receptive to touch. Avoid touching their heads and instead focus on their necks as a more acceptable area for interaction. It's essential to ask for their permission and respect their boundaries to ensure a positive and comfortable interaction for both you and the alpaca. At All About Alpacas, we prioritize the well-being and comfort of our alpacas, and we encourage visitors to engage with them in a gentle and respectful manner.

Alpacas are social animals that thrive in herds and form strong bonds with their herd members. They can make good pets for those who have the space, resources, and knowledge to care for them properly.

Alpacas and llamas are similar but distinct species. Alpacas are smaller in size, have finer fiber, and are bred for their fleece. Llamas are larger, used as pack animals, and have coarser fiber.

Alpacas primarily eat grass and hay, supplemented with minerals and vitamins. They also need access to fresh water and regular veterinary care to stay healthy.

Absolutely not! They are safe and pleasant to be around. They do not bite or butt, and they do not have the teeth, horns, hooves, or claws to do serious injury.

Alpacas are domesticated camelids native to South America, particularly Peru, Bolivia, and Chile. They are known for their soft and luxurious fiber, gentle nature, and unique appearance.

While alpacas can be trained to carry a small child or light load, they are not typically ridden like horses. Their small size and gentle nature make them suitable for activities like trekking and agility courses.

Alpacas may spit as a form of communication or defense, especially when feeling threatened or stressed. It is a natural behavior and part of their social interactions. Generally our Alpacas do not spit at humans, only at one another, the best way to ensure you are not in their firing line is to remain calm around them.

Alpacas are sheared annually to harvest their valuable fiber, which is used to make clothing, textiles, and other products. Shearing is important for the alpacas' health and comfort, preventing heat stress and matting of the fleece.

Yes! All About Alpacas is committed to providing a hassle-free experience for our visitors, including convenient parking options. We use caramels public car park which is a 1 min walk away from the field where the alpacas are kept. There is a charge for parking, which you pay when you leave via the pay machine. The parking area is designed to accommodate vehicles of all sizes, so whether you're arriving in a car, van, or bus, you'll find suitable parking for your needs. We understand that convenient parking adds to the overall experience of visiting our facility, and we strive to make it as stress-free as possible for our guests. Cartmel, Grange-over-Sands LA11 6QB

Alpaca fiber is prized for its softness, warmth, and hypoallergenic properties. It is used to make a variety of products including sweaters, scarves, socks, and blankets. Alpaca fiber is sustainable, renewable, and eco-friendly.

The average lifespan of an alpaca is around 15-20 years, but they can live longer with proper care and attention to their health and well-being

There are two main types of alpacas: Huacaya and Suri. Huacaya alpacas have fluffy, crimped fiber, while Suri alpacas have long, silky locks that hang down in twisted or flat locks.

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