The Abyssinian is one of the oldest known breeds of cat. It’s origin is somewhat unknown and there are several stories as to how the breed came about. They have a similar appearance to ancient Egyptian cats. The first Abyssinian cat was brought to England in 1868. In the book Cats, Their Points & Characteristics [...]
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Prepare your Betta’s home. Here are some points to consider: Choose a home. they are fitted to living in relatively shallow but spacious environments. However, consider giving your betta a decent sized tank to help prolong its life. Decorate your Betta’s home. One of the Betta’s distinct features is its ability to breathe oxygen in [...]
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Feeding pet birds the right foods is important for their health. A balanced diet based on sound bird nutrition recommendations is the key. Balancing a parrot’s diet from the beginning may prevent many health and behavior problems. But it’s never too late to get your pet bird on a firm nutritional footing. It is something [...]
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In cryptorchidism a testicle is retained in the abdomen or in the abdominal ring between the layers of muscle through which it normally descends. In adult dogs surgery is recommended as for best treatment. Retained testicles may cause undependable dispositions in dogs and a significant percentage become cancerous. The operation for testicles retained in the [...]
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Shock is caused by severe insult to your cat’s body – heavy bleeding, trauma, fluid loss (from vomiting, diarrhea, or burns), infection, heart failure, or breathing problems. It is a syndrome in which the heart and blood vessels are unable to deliver the nutrients and oxygen to the cells and are equally unable to remove [...]
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Home medical care of your cat’s minor illnesses and injuries may require medication sometimes. Sometimes, because many of your pet’s medical problems, such as a minor abrasion, a sprain, or occasional vomiting or diarrhea, resolve them-selves without medication. Feline bodies have a remarkable capability for healingthemselves, but we are a drug-oriented society: we feel that [...]
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Retinal problems are usually hereditary and are found very commonly in our purebred as well as mongrel dogs. Retinal dysplasia is anyretinal developmental defect. Although excellent screening of young dog has been done by breed clubs with the help of veterinary ophthalmologists, the problem is all too frequent. This is because there are a lot [...]
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It is accurate to say that canine dermatology is not an exact science..Even when we are aware of a cause of a problem it is not alwayspossible to effect a cure. Skin problems into three general categories: external, internal, and externally caused internal prob-lems, such as inhalant or food allergies. One of the first observations [...]
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Infectious Canine Hepatitis is a disease that causes acute liver infection in dogs and can cause this infection in other wild animals such as fox, wolves, coyotes and bear. This virus is spread through blood, urine, saliva, feces and nasal discharge of an infected dog. It is contracted through the mouth or nose and is [...]
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Your dog deserves the best treatment that you can provide. You buy the best foods that you can, and you should also know about grooming. You might not have the time or resources for formal dog grooming lessons, but these tips may be very helpful. . Beginning As the owner, you must have control over [...]
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