Month: September 2023

Canned food isn’t as popular as kibble, but there are lots of good reasons to feed wet food to your dog: Canned dog food is high in moisture, which more closely resembles a natural diet for dogs. It’s also either much lower in carbohydrates than dry food, or contains no carbohydrates. (You are aware that
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Worms are not just an outdoor cat’s problem; even indoor cats can be susceptible to various internal parasites like tapeworms, roundworms, and hookworms. These parasites can cause a range of health issues, from mild digestive upset to severe malnutrition and anemia. Knowing the most effective and safe deworming treatments is crucial for any cat owner
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iCatCare joins FECAVA, FVE and UEVP to urge advertisers to ban the use of cat breeds with extreme conformation International Cat Care’s veterinary division, the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM), is working with the Federation of European Companion Animal Veterinary Associations (FECAVA), the Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE) and the Union of European Veterinary
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Even James Audubon had his nemesis bird, the chestnut-sided warbler!Mdf, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons Birdwatching is a dedicated passion for many people. They track, travel, and otherwise set their own stage when it comes to the pursuit of birds to view. These people are their own breed. They can determine the locality of
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Looking for some dog breeds that start with the letter Z? Dog breeds are as diverse and varied as the regions and cultures they come from. While many popular breeds begin with letters like ‘L’, ‘S’, or ‘G’, it’s the breeds that start with the letter “Z” that are truly zestful and captivating in their
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Ringworm is a persistent and contagious skin condition affecting cats, and early detection is key to effective treatment and prevention. While traditional diagnostic methods include physical exams, fungal cultures, and microscopic tests, UV detectors have emerged as a convenient tool for the early identification of ringworms. In this article, we’ll delve into the best UV
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Ringworm is a common yet annoying skin condition that can affect our feline friends. Caused by a fungus, not a worm as the name suggests, this skin ailment can be frustrating for both cats and their owners. With a range of treatments available, from topical creams to oral medications, knowing which product to choose can
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Jean-Gaël “JG” Collomb, CEO of the Wildlife Conservation Network, appeared on KQED’s Forum today alongside Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, and Jeneria Lekilelei, Ewaso Lions’ Community Conservation Director, to discuss conservation and the importance of inspiring hope as we protect our planet’s wildlife. Dr. Goodall reflected on her incredible career as a trailblazer in great ape
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The joys of cat ownership are numerous, but dealing with inappropriate urination is not one of them. Whether your feline friend is marking territory, struggling with a medical issue, or simply choosing an inconvenient spot for their bathroom needs, a reliable cat pee deterrent can be a game-changer. In this article, we’ll delve into the
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Blue Buffalo and Nutrisource are two leading names in the dog food industry. In this article, we delve deep into the specifics of each brand, examining their ingredients, the quality of those ingredients, protein content, overall value for the price, and their respective recall histories to offer a comprehensive comparison. Blue Buffalo Vs. Nutrisource: An
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Did you know that in the last three years, birthday parties for felines and canines have become more popular than baby showers and gender reveal celebrations? Unique dog harness and accessory pioneers Topdog have looked thoroughly at what people have been searching for in recent years and the results are in! Each month the UK makes 19% more searches
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Most dogs shake the water off after getting wet, but if a dog continues to shake his head be sure to check for water in his ear. The sooner it’s removed, the better. Credit: Quicksnap Photos | Getty Images Just like us, dogs can get water in their ears during swimming or bathing. While this
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Community engagement is vital to conservation success—it allows conservationists to involve local people in the management and protection of the wildlife they live alongside, while also improving their livelihoods and granting them access to exciting new opportunities. Members of local communities also bring their own immense knowledge and talents to conservation, as seen in the
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