stockanimals

noun
UK /ˈstɒk ˌænɪməlz/
US /ˈstɑːk ˌænɪməlz/

Farm animals that are kept to make money, like cows and sheep.

The farmer keeps stock animals in the big field behind the barn.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Animals kept on a farm for their meat, milk, wool, or work.

Sheep and goats are common stock animals on a small farm.

3. Animals raised and cared for as a group on a property.

The rancher moved his stock animals to a new pasture.

4. Animals that are bred and kept for sale or trade.

At the market, the stock animals were sold to local farmers.