A to Z on pet care (Part 2 of 3)
Do you have what it takes to be a responsible pet owner? Caring for an animal requires a firm commitment to the animal’s health and welfare throughout his life
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Do you have what it takes to be a responsible pet owner? Caring for an animal requires a firm commitment to the animal’s health and welfare throughout his life
A to Z on pet care (Part 2 of 3) Read More »
1.Say what?
There are actually a few different kinds of kangaroos in Australia, ranging from the popular grey kangaroos of the east and west, to the lesser-known antilopine kangaroo of the north. Interestingly enough, grey kangaroos can live up to 18 years, although some kangaroos have been found to live up to 20 years. Kangaroos in captivity usually have a lifespan of about 23 years.
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Walking on the wild side- Domestic cats are believed to be descendants of the African wild cat
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1. Strange relations
The elephant’s closest living relative is the dassie. This might sound odd, but recent discoveries have shown that the elephant’s oldest ancestor was about the size of a rabbit.
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Q. At what age should I change my cat’s food to a ‘geriatric’ diet? A. As with most dietary changes, this will depend on the individual cat and most importantly the body condition of the cat. However, food companies generally suggest you transition your cat on to a senior food at around seven years of
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Q. What causes laminitis in ponies and how can it be prevented and treated?
Laminitis is one of the most painful, crippling diseases of horses, ponies and donkeys.
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Q. My cross breed dog’s eyes are constantly watering. What could be the problem?
A. Epiphora is the scientific name for this common condition of watery eyes and may have many causes.
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1. Proudly South African The Cape grey mongoose (also sometimes called the small grey mongoose) is a small mammal indigenous to southern Africa, spreading from the Cape province to the western and eastern province, through Lesotho, to parts of the Free State, Kwa-Zulu Natal and even Mpumalanga. 2. Spot the mongoosie Discovered in 1839, these
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Q. Meeko, one of our three Dachshunds, always barks at our domestic worker who has been with us for five years. What can we do to discourage this excessive barking? Is there something we can do to make him more comfortable around her?
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Q.I have heard that dogs can become senile in old age. Is this true for cats as well?
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