Category Archives: Animal Healthcare

[ad_1] Risk factors do not necessarily cause a disease. One might also be exposed to these factors and not get sick. Age. Children younger than five years and adults older than 60 years are at higher chances of contracting meningitis. The risk of Alzheimer disease will also increase with age. In fact, at the age […]

[ad_1] You can’t tell just by looking at a cat or dog, but PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) can affect animals as well as humans. Loss of one’s human family and home due to floods, fires, earthquakes, and other natural situations are on the rise for animals. Imagine if you experienced this loss, and then […]

[ad_1] In addition to being amazing additions to the family, dogs are also a lot of work. They need everything from leash training, to healthy diets, to daily walks. For example, did you know that many dogs kept as pets suffer from malnutrition and obesity? Also, behavior problems like aggression, barking, and chewing on or […]

[ad_1] Although many of us do the right thing by going for yearly check ups and full blood counts, there could be an underlying heart problem we are not aware we have. It doesn’t mean that because we appear to be fit and on the go that our hearts themselves are necessarily functioning properly. Neither […]

[ad_1] Everywhere you look, you are bound to find, almost always, something alive. But if most of the times you can easily make the distinction between plants and animals, what about bacteria? In which category do they go? We all know they are living organisms..but are they plants or animals? In biology, living organisms are […]

[ad_1] Leptospirosis (Lepto for short) is a bacterial disease that can infect both humans and dogs. The disease is transmitted by contact with fluids from infected animals. In dogs, transmission most commonly occurring by drinking puddle, pond, or ditch water that is contaminated by the urine from infected wildlife; such as skunks, squirrels, and raccoons. […]

[ad_1] Chances are if you live in a rural or even suburban environment, you live close to feral cats – skittish, roughened wild cats that may look like they need some human help, only to run away when approached. These cats are not tame and in no way way to be a house cat and […]

[ad_1] Introduction The beginning of the 21st century marked the beginning of a new era, an era of advancements and technology. Even though the millennium began with some revolutionary changes and ideas that the people before would never have imagined, it still brought with it some harms. The most harm done in the 21st century […]