hoofstock
nounUK /ˈhuːfstɒk/
US /ˈhuːfstɑːk/
Hoofstock are animals like cows, horses, and sheep that have hard feet called hooves.
The zoo's hoofstock section is home to zebras, giraffes, and antelopes.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Farm animals with hooves kept for meat, milk, or work.
The farmer moved his hoofstock to the lower field before winter.
3. A category of zoo animals grouped together for feeding and housing.
Keepers fed the hoofstock before cleaning the enclosures.
4. Wild or domesticated mammals that walk on hooves rather than paws or claws.
Rangers counted the hoofstock near the watering hole at dawn.