It is expected that improved vaccines are going to be responsible for keeping the UK free of rabies in the future. Strict rules about quarantine have been relaxed by ministers and a greater reliance is being placed on these vaccines to prevent the disease in the country from now on. It is expected that the lifting of these regulations by the government is going to save people who own pets Read More ...
How safe is your pet? The Kennel Club, RPSB, the Dogs Trust and the Feline Advisory Bureau are warning pet owners that over the past decade, at least 22 cats and 56 dogs are known to have died in pesticide abuse incidents. The majority of these come from poisoned baits that had been placed illegally with the intention of killing wildlife and birds of prey. The problem is that these Read More ...
Have you ever wondered how much your pet costs you? Perhaps the thought is scary, however, while saving money on toy balls, hoops and ropes might solve your cash flow problems, it’s not wise to compromise on the quality of your dog food or cat treats. While it might be tempting to buy cheap treats, you must consider that they might not provide the nutrition your dog actually needs. Here Read More ...
Shar Pei is an example of a breed that over the years has become increasingly prominent in skin folds, which form a breeding ground for eczema. Breeding in extreme properties, in order to enhance specific physiological or psychological terms (effects) of specific individuals or groups (races, varieties etc.) Extreme can therefore be said to be the result of human desire with no other practical purpose than the visual. Examples of Read More ...
Owners often have to take the responsibility to help their mother dog wean its baby after the standard six to eight week nursing period. Some dogs are not dutiful in doing this and need help so their puppies can develop independently. A caring owner can help his dog achieve her goal of caring for her puppy and then letting them fend for themselves and learn to eat on their own. Read More ...
Liver failure is a serious condition in dogs which owners need to be aware of and to look out for the symptoms of. The definition of liver failure medically is when 75 per cent of its function is severely impaired. Such a serious state can lead to death if action isn’t taken quickly. Most liver problems in dogs are caused by infections, cancer treatments, drugs, toxins, circulatory failure, blood clots, Read More ...
There is a reason why there are hundreds of manufacturers that make dog food for your pet to eat, because there are some human foods that dogs should never touch. Despite the fact that your canine is likely to eat anything that you sneak them under the table there are a few foods that they should never receive no matter how hard their face says otherwise. The following is a Read More ...
