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Foto/Pic: Nele, Tierfotografie Oldenburg
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Ylvi. My golden one. My Golden Rocket. My heart. The photo was taken during a mini-shoot at the Camp Canis training camp in the Passentin slavic village. A real heartfelt recommendation - and I say that as a customer, not as part of the Camp Canis team. You can hardly get more time out, switch off from everyday life and spend intensive time with yourself and your dog. And everything remains cordial, open and appreciative. There's no room for elbows or laughing about others.
Tested ideas for bonding with your pup
This is the multi vitamin the vet recommended to help address my calcium deficiency. I havent tried it yet. Well see how I feel about it
Gorgeous Monsters & Their PetsWelcome to my new interview series. I am the official human spokesperson for the Guardian Monster Guild, editor of the "Monster Times & Review" and author of the glamorous tell-all book, "What Monsters Want". These are hard-won credentials that I have worked tirelessly to obtain. As an ordinary human being, entering the realm of Monsterdom requires a rigorous determination, and an ego that can survive all manner of taunts, threats and indignation. I have endured countless nips, pokes and licks from numerous monsters whose intent, it seems, was to provoke me into giving up. I have proved them wrong! NOTE: This latest set of interviews on monster pets is for human eyes only and includes interviews with a select group from the Gorgeous Monsters Society. (This is the name they give themselves.) Here we discuss their feelings of unabashed adoration for their beloved pets as well as their care and feeding.
Meet Mr. Vishnyt, a Spikey Bobster & his (terrified) Speckled Ignatium, Krinkle.
Each (limited edition) purchase of the NFT Artwork includes Unlockable Content:
- A high resolution image for personal use.
- A PDF of the full humorous interview with the Individual Monster and its Pet(s)
This artwork is for sale as an NFT on Rarible at
Chester, our very talkative Bengal, has been gone for several years now. I miss his wandering the house screaming for no apparent reason.
You think I wouldn't but I do.
Turtle (200 - 2003). My pet monkey during my time in the Peace Corps in Zegoua, Mali. I bought her from someone selling her by the side of the road for about $7.She got the name from when I took her on walks, how slowly she walked. Unless she saw a dog, then she'd get freaked out and run up my back and sit on my shoulders. When this happened I'd usually end up feeling pee trickling down my back.
She was a smart one. She'd steal the glasses off my face, then hold them in front of hers and stretch her hand out on the other side, to see how it looked through the glass.
She also learned to cover her head with a piece of fabric, possibly from seeing women walking by wearing hijab, or she just did it to hide from the sun.
Pax is posing prettily just for you. I hope she brings a smile to your face and a bit of cheer.
Good morning, afternoon or evening to you! Have a lovely !
Saudosa LucyPhoebe is luxuriating on this
Care for your Pet##singapura#tonkinese
Me and Lucy##singapura#tonkinese
People in Swansea say their pet is the love of their life but experts say were missing crucial factors to keep them healthy
A study commissioned by surveyed cat and dog owners living in Swansea and discovered 100 percent think of their pet as one of the loves of their lives, while 50 percent see them as their child.
In fact, people in Swansea love their pets so much that, according to the survey, they shell out 1,812 a year on toys, treats, food and day care for their beloved animals but whilst pet owners are ready to splash the cash to show their pets how much theyre loved, many pet owners are leaving their pets vulnerable by lapsing on yearly vaccinations which cost around 60-75 and missing regular veterinary health checks.
Industry figures show that 58% of dogs and 72% of cats across the UK havent been protected with annual vaccinations in the last year, while as many as one in ten (10 percent) of pet owners in Swansea in the MyPet.com survey admit that they only take them for a check-up when theyre unwell, while 20 percent said they havent had their pet vaccinated for over a year.
Veterinary experts are warning pet owners in Swansea of the dangers of lapsed vaccinations which can put pets at risk of contracting and transmitting serious illnesses during everyday life. This warning comes as 70 percent of pet owners in Swansea admit that their pet often drinks from muddy puddles, 50 percent bring home presents like mice and birds, 60 percent drink from water bowls in public spaces, and 20 percent regularly use doggy daycare, kennels or pet sitters.
Not only can these activities leave pets susceptible to diseases like leptospirosis and parvovirus if they are left unvaccinated, but they can also result in hefty bills if your pet becomes seriously unwell.
Three in ten (30 percent) of pet owners in Swansea say they have been forced to pay for an unexpected or emergency vet bill which could have been prevented with routine annual vaccinations. These visits have amounted to as much as 408 each time because pet owners delayed, or actively avoided, taking their pet to the vet (60 percent) due to concerns around the initial cost or because (70 percent) are in the dark about what vaccinations actually do.
Leading veterinarians are urging pet owners in Swansea to rethink their approach to showing their dogs how much they are loved by prioritising preventative care, explains Dr James Greenwood.
The veterinary expert shared: This research confirms what we as vets encounter every day with our patients many pets suffer unnecessarily from illnesses that could be easily prevented with a simple annual vaccination. Vaccinations and regular health assessments not only save lives but can also reduce stress and financial strain for pet owners.
Whether pet owners are struggling to understand their options when it comes to vaccinations or are concerned about the cost, Id always recommend talking to their vet about the treatments on offer as well as the payment plans that are available.
Additionally, Rebecca Keseru, Veterinary Advisor at MSD Animal Health warns of the dangers of failing to get your pet vaccinated annually: Vaccinations are essential part of keeping our pets healthy. Not only, along with a yearly health check, do they help protect from life-threatening diseases like canine parvovirus and feline panleukopenia, but they can also help owners avoid costly medical treatments in the future.
Sometimes people assume pets only need vaccines when they are young, but dog and cat vaccinations do not last a lifetime, so our pets need regular boosters throughout their lives to remain protected.
Vets (100 percent), veterinary clinics (30 percent), websites (70 percent), family (30 percent) and friends (20 percent) are the main sources of information when it comes to our pets health, along with other owners (10 percent).
Amid these concerning statistics, experts urge pet owners in Swansea to act as by prioritising preventative care, so pets can live longer, healthier lives and avoid unnecessary nights in hospital.
#animals #Dogs #pets #Swansea #Vet #VeterinaryPractice
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Considering adopting chickens in the egg shortage Read this first
By Kellie Scott
With egg shortages expected to last several years, demand for backyard chickens is soaring. Here's what you need to know before adopting some for yourself.
Almost lost Hairold last night. He seems to be doing a little better today. Tummy problems due to aging. Hes over 7 years old so its inevitable but lets hope he can stick around a little longer without suffering.More practice with the Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD -- makes a reasonably-patient subject most days. It helps that her eyes have that sparkle!
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Pet dogs have extensive and multifarious impact on environment, new research finds
Double heating padsStella hopes youre having a marvelous Mlemsday.
#PetsOfBlueSky Lets see pet photos or memes!This is a follow back party! Repost#Cats#Dogs#Pets#horses
When youre neck-deep in writing a steamy scene and feel someones eyes on you turn and yeah, Achilles has the worst timing.
It's been a rough weekend & week start with a cold, but as always, is a healing balm to my wounded heart. I'm currently working on my vampire romance series Lost Royals Of Transylvania. If you love vampires, emotional and spicy romances, mythology tales (I'm Romanian-born, so I have a lot of European lore in my books, lol) and suspenseful plot twists, grab a copy of Book 1, Immortal Illusion, from Amazon or Kindle Unlimited:
"If I close my eyes and make a wish, will all the bad go away"
Time for Pax to say goodnight (or good day) and hope for better days ahead.
A piece of carrot fell from the stove. Bickie knew there was food somewhere but couldn't find it.
When dad makes hot dogs.
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Raison de vivre
Companion animals - a reason for living
For many dog owners the companionship of dogs is often
literally the only reason to survive,
to get up, to still keep going.
It gives them a reason to get up,
a reason to get out,
a reason to move around and
be in contact a little bit with the world outside."
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Pet dogs have extensive and multifarious impact on environment, new research finds
"Approximately 69% of households in Australia own pets, with dogs being the most common."
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Vet tech: Usually theyre pretty zonked out after surgery, they arent real hyper.
Me: But not Biscuit.
Vet tech: No, not Biscuit.
Pet dogs pose significant threat to wildlife and ecosystems
"Many owners simply don't realize the environmental damage dogs can cause, from disturbing wildlife to polluting ecosystems...Others may feel their individual actions won't make a difference, leading to a 'tragedy of the commons' where shared spaces like beaches and woodlands suffer cumulative degradation."
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The environmental impacts of mans best friend
We give a free pass to dogs and their owners
Study "highlighted the impacts of the worlds commonest large carnivore in killing and disturbing native wildlife, particularly shore birds."
A "study of animals taken to the Australia Zoo wildlife hospital found that mortality was highest after dog attacks, which was the second most common reason for admission after car strikes."
"The researchers attributed the extent of the environmental impacts to the sheer number of dogs globally, as well as the lax or uninformed behaviour of dog owners. A lot of what were talking about can be ameliorated by owners behaviour... pointing out that low compliance with leash laws was a problem."
If nothing else, pick up your own dog shit."
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Taking a break from my kibble puzzle. My diet now consists of 80-85 percent grass and hay, about the same amount of greens as I usually get , and far less treats. Pfft!!! I miss the cardboard and tons of treats. But I suppose its better than being in the hospital so.... sigh. Poor me. Poor Lola.
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Don't worry I'll dry on your lap