Raising a duck or 2 in your garden pond (Part 2) Read More »
Duck, duck….goose! If you have a garden pond, you can raise a pair of ducks or other suitable waterfowl
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Share the love: Does your cat have what it takes to be a therapy cat?
Share the love: Does your cat have what it takes to be a therapy cat? Read More »
Purring is part of every cat’s repertoire of social communication
Q&A: Why and how do cats purr? Read More »
Q. The holiday season sees an increase in storms and the use of fireworks. How do I keep my pet calm? A. Startling at loud noises is a normal survival mechanism for animals, because loud noises are often associated with danger. In most cases, when an animal is exposed repeatedly to a noise without anything ‘bad’
Q&A: How do I keep my pet calm from loud storms and fireworks? Read More »
Q. Why does my dog lick one spot enough to make it bald?
Q&A: Why does my dog lick one spot enough to make it bald? Read More »
What to consider regarding health, colour and the number of fish in your pond
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Your dog licks your face to show his love and affection for you. But make sure you exercise caution to stop the spread of infectious diseases
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The right plants, shrubs and trees encourage all sorts of insects, birds and animals to visit your garden
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Potty train your bird to prevent having blotches of bird poop on your clothes
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Q. Can wild animals, like a mongoose family, living in my garden infect my dogs with fleas?
Q. Do dogs suffer from heart disease like people and what are the symptoms? A. Yes, dogs can suffer from heart disease. If you are anything like my mother and view your pets as an extension of the family, it is very important that you are able to recognise the symptoms that may indicate your
Q&A: Do dogs suffer from heart disease like people and what are the symptoms? Read More »
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