Month: October 2023

A kitten was brought to a shelter all alone and started greeting everyone. Now months later, some things just never change. CB the kittenErica @phillykittylady_fosters Over two months ago, a tiny kitten was surrendered to ACCT Philly as a singleton. She immediately made an impression on the staff and volunteers with her adoration for people
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A tiny dog was sobbing and tugging at an officer’s uniform while directing him toward a certain direction. Officer Christopher Bisceglia recognized that something was wrong and took action since the dog’s continuous barking made him suspicious. Image/Story Source Credit: CBS Boston – via YouTube Video The officer noticed something terrible had happened, therefore he
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A study published in a 2015 issue of Behavioural Processes determined that rolling over during play was a “combat maneuver adopted as part of an ongoing play sequence.” The researchers found the frequency of rollovers depended upon how long the play lasted. They considered none of the movements submissive, but instead, decided the dogs were
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Corgis, with their short legs and adorable faces, has become one of the most sought-after dog breeds in the world. Yet, beneath that cute exterior lies a powerful bite. Let’s delve into the specifics of the Corgi’s bite force and assess whether it’s potent enough to cause pain. Corgi’s Historical Background and Its Relevance to
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Supplements are a big buzzword for dog owners right now. You name the problem, and you can find a nutritional supplement for it. But does your dog really need a supplement? Except in the case of dogs battling arthritis and needing a joint supplement or some high-performance dogs, probably not. Best Dog Hip and Joint
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The London Cat Clinic, a leading 24/7 veterinary practice and hospital exclusively for cats, has partnered with Portugal-based ‘BSA-Animal Blood Bank UK’ to establish the UK’s first blood bank for cats. Dr Jeremy Campbell, founder of The London Cat Clinic and an RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Feline Medicine, recently returned from two days working with the
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Last Updated on: October 17, 2023 by Crystal Uys As much as we love our feline friends, they can often send us to the brink of insanity with their curious behavior. Whether it’s disruptive nighttime activities, being woken by a hungry cat pawing at your face, or an attention-seeking cat being disruptive while you work
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Cushing’s disease in dogs, also known as hyperadrenocorticism (HAC), is a syndrome that occurs when the dog’s body is under the influence of too much steroid, whether it be natural steroid produced in the body or steroid medications that were administered to treat another condition. The most common symptoms of Cushing’s disease in dogs include:
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Alaskan Malamutes, known for their strength, endurance, and affectionate nature, are a desirable breed for those who appreciate a hardworking yet loyal companion. These majestic dogs, characterized by their wolf-like appearance, have captured the hearts of many. When considering adding an Alaskan Malamute to your family, it’s essential to understand the costs associated with purchasing
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This year’s World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) World Congress in Lisbon, Portugal, was attended by almost 3,800 delegates from 103 countries, making it one of the largest and most diverse World Congresses ever. The attendance reflects the value companion animal veterinary professionals attach to learning, sharing and networking with their global colleagues, says the association. During
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A feral kitten pushed everyone away but decided to trust for the first time after two weeks indoors. Bert@emiliexfosters Emilie Rackovan, an animal rescuer based in Milwaukee, was contacted about two feral kittens that had been living in someone’s backyard. They were elusive, wary of people, and in need of help. When Emilie arrived, she
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Earlier this year, members of the Okapi Conservation Project (OCP) team ventured into the deep forests of the Okapi Wildlife Reserve in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Their goal was to set up new camera traps to determine the presence of certain species, particularly the majestic okapi, one of the most elusive animals on
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‘Pink Nose’, a 4-month old Ragdoll kitten, survived a terrifying 15-metre fall from a high-rise flat in The Isle of Dogs, London. He was one of the lucky ones, thanks to his quick-thinking owners and the prompt and expert care of The London Cat Clinic (https://www.thelondoncatclinic.co.uk), a leading veterinary practice and 24/7 hospital that specialises in
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