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6 Ways To Make Your Dog Smarter & Happier
Stressed your canine might be exhausted or not learning enough? Follow these tips to support their temperament and keep them locked in.
By Ohene Gyan3 years ago in Petlife
For kittens under 1 year of age, why feline distemper is a terminal illness.
Since 1930, when the feline distemper virus was first discovered in humans. To date, there has not been an effective drug for feline distemper. Although there are many cases of cured cats, there are no "successful and replicable" treatments in animal medicine.
By Olive3 years ago in Petlife
Accidentally separated from the mother dolphin, the baby dolphin was rescued
In Montevideo, Uruguay, a baby dolphin was rescued. Without the help of humans, this tiny dolphin would have been pitifully swallowed up by the sea.
By Lu Na3 years ago in Petlife
Can Labrador get depressed?
First, for the depression caused by the environment, we should just enter a new environment in Labrador timely give the dog enough care and love, if the environment before the change we should take the dog familiar with the new environment in advance, especially in some details to observe the dog's psychological changes, in some small abnormal aspects, we should pay extra attention to, because we have no way to communicate with the dog directly. Communication, so the dog can only express their feelings through some small behavior, we can then change the environment before the dog prepares some of its favorite food delicious, or bring the dog some, of its favorite toys, to help the dog quickly familiar with the environment, into the state.
By Miley3 years ago in Petlife
Dogs kept outdoors how to prevent mosquitoes
Summer dog put outside by mosquito bites how to do？ General pet dogs can resist mosquitoes, even if a lot of mosquito bites, there will be no serious problems. Summer mosquitoes when it is best to give the dog a mosquito net to prevent mosquitoes from biting the dog.
By Taufik Olu3 years ago in Petlife
Daily care of dog and cat ears
In the daily feeding of puppies and kittens, not only should we pay attention to the care of the hair and nutritional supplements, the more important and common disease is the disease of the ear canal, many owners are waiting until their dogs keep shaking their heads, or constantly find a sofa or bedside position to walk back and forth rubbing the ears, more serious, almost non-stop scratching the back of the ear root with the hind limbs every day, while making some uncomfortable or even howling sounds. Other owners have reached hematoma or even purulent infection when they find problems with their baby's ears. So why do dogs and cats have these behaviors or diseases that we don't see in humans? How about prevention and care? Let's find out together.
By W man3 years ago in Petlife
How to do husky indoor training
After doing a lot of homework, we finally welcomed the newest member of the family ~ the husky. So what should the owner do to prepare for the Husky's first day at home? How do you house-train a Husky to make him a well-trained and lovable dog? What should be done to ensure the safety of the Husky? Take a look at the following article.
By Ufreleyi3 years ago in Petlife
Humans only discovered that cats can get the flu in 2004?
The outbreak of bird flu in Thailand in 2004 finally made the zoological community seriously aware of the problem for the first time: cats, too, can get the flu.
By CEA3 years ago in Petlife
Dressed For The Occasion
I'm not ashamed of being an eternal cat lover. After being introduced to Vinnie may mean I now favor tuxedo cats. We adopt them because we know how beneficial they are to our lives and mental health, and growing the family with a pet becomes a decision that lasts a lifetime. Let's not forget how amazingly adorable they are and how they ultimately become the best companions.
By Carrie Principe3 years ago in Petlife
Snow Bully
On more than one occasion, a typical walk through our neighborhood would include the disapproving sideways glances of neighbors raking and shoveling their yards and the quick crossing of nervous mothers with their children (and even some fathers) to the sidewalk on the opposite side of the road as we approached. Ratchet and I separated the ignorant and paranoid from the true dog lovers. Ratchet was my pit bull: my goofy, slobbery, people-loving, 80 pound wanna-be lap-dog who couldn’t resist an outstretched hand of a child for all the world. A favorite at his veterinarian’s office, Ratchet was a lover, not a fighter, but some people could only see the outside--the breed. But I saw personality oozing from every pore of that creature. How could they miss it?
By Dorothy Bromley Highsmith3 years ago in Petlife
Sarge My Beautiful Boy
I saw this challenge days ago and my instinct was to shut my laptop, let the sadness fester for weeks, and return to it, at a later date. Well, the later date is now and I have two hours to deadline. Procrastination, one of my greatest features. This one has lived up to the word "challenge" as this may be the most difficult and beautiful article I have ever had to write.
By Jamie LeFebvre 3 years ago in Petlife
My Rock, My World, My Flicka-Girl
I didn't develop anxiety until my early twenties. Prior to that, I had sincerely believed that people who claimed to have anxiety were over-exaggerating and being dramatic.
By I. Lazyryn3 years ago in Petlife