Month: February 2024

VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Hi, I’m Dr. Lauren! Read my introduction to learn more about me and my two adventurous cats, Pancake and Tiller. This week’s topic is a light-hearted look at the myths about cats, and what makes them old souls. Cats
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TL:DR Version: PetLab Co Probiotics Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) Overall, the PetLab Co probiotic chews are an excellent choice for even the pickiest dogs. In our experience, the pork flavor chews drive dogs wild. They think they’re getting a treat! This supplement contains an impressive 8 strains of probiotics which can help with your dog’s digestive,
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Not all dirty or infected ears are due to ear mites. If your dog is shaking his head or scratching at his ears, see your veterinarian. It’s important to treat medical conditions quickly and appropriately. Photo by Zonica, Getty Images Are itchy, stinky ears interfering with your dog’s daily dose of fun? A quick internet
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Three kittens, less than half the size they should have been, transformed into gorgeous cats with the help of a dog. Tara Hatch About three months ago, Tara Hatch, founder of the Mad Catters (an animal rescue), received three 4-week-old kittens desperately needing help. They were riddled with fleas, severely anemic, and dehydrated. The veterinary
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Cornwall leads the charge in tackling dog fouling – issuing the most fines of any county council Preventative treatments set pet owners back approximately £193 per year Go.Compare calculates the cost of essential pet purchases Dog and cat owners spend around £431.2 million cleaning up after their pets’ bathroom habits every year.[1] Over the average dog’s
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It’s common knowledge that dogs can learn tricks, but did you know cats are also quite adept at picking up new skills? Cats have a natural inclination to earn their meals, making them excellent candidates for learning tricks in exchange for treats. This can be a delightful activity for both you and your feline friend.
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Cats Protection has joined forces with other prominent animal organisations1 to express concern over the upcoming film Argylle, released by Universal Pictures on 2 February 2024. The film features a Scottish Fold cat, a breed associated with serious health and welfare concerns, and is anticipated to amplify the breed’s popularity among potential cat owners. The organisations involved
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Old English Sheepdogs are not just beautiful with their shaggy, double-layered coats and distinctive bear-like gait; they also embody a variety of virtues and life lessons through their behavior and interactions with humans. Known for their intelligent, adaptable, and friendly nature, these dogs serve as more than just loyal companions—they are exemplars of how to
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As Battersea celebrates its 140th anniversary of helping cats, the charity has today announced a new collaboration that will significantly improve the welfare of millions of cats worldwide. World-renowned charity International Cat Care (iCatCare) has developed the Cat Friendly Homing (CFH) programme, which will aim to improve the welfare of cats around the world by shifting current approaches
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February 21, 2024 By Wildlife Conservation Network WCN is proud to announce the addition of three organizations to our global network of community-led Conservation Partners: Misool Foundation works to safeguard the most biodiverse reefs on Earth through the empowerment of local communities in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Proyecto Washu, based in Ecuador, is focused on protecting
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