| LAIRAGE | Accommodation for animals |
| STABLE | Sound accommodation for animals |
| STABLES | Accommodation for animals? List on board (7) |
| MODESTY | Reserve accommodation for animals, by the way (7) |
| STABLING | Go over heather to find accommodation for animals |
| FEED | Paid for sustenance for animals? (4) |
| VET | Doctor for animals, for short |
| TROUGH | Depression - container for food or water for animals (6) |
| FAUNAL | If UN goes for end of August it would be fatal for animals (6) |
| NEMBUTAL | Trade name of the drug pentobarbital, a barbiturate which can be used as a sedative or, for animals, in preparation for surgery |
| SORGHUM | Genus of about 25 species of plants in the grass family, some of which are grown as cereals for human consumption, and others in pastures for animals (7) |
| STRAW | Stalks of threshed grain used for bedding for animals or woven into baskets (5) |
| SNOUTS | Word for animals' muzzles, birds' beaks or elephants' trunks originally, later for the more specific noses of beasts such as hedgehogs or pigs (6) |
| LITTER | Word, in its earliest medieval sense, for a bed; later, rubbish lying in a public place; scattered leaves; bedding for animals; a kindle of kittens or farrow of piglets; or, a palanquin (6) |
| TROUGHS | Usually rectangular containers for food and water for animals (7) |
| FORAGE | Search over a large area for food supplies; feed for animals (6) |
| LIGHTS | Word for animals' lungs, so called for their imponderousness; candles, chandeliers, Chinese lanterns, fairy bulbs, lustres, pharoses, windows or other sources of lux or, clues, hints and tips towards |
| WILDLIFEREFUGES | Land for animals |
| PELLET | Little ball of food, as for animals |
| ZOO | Park for animals |
