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Ear Discharge in Dogs

Overview of Ear Discharge in Dogs Ear problems are one of the most common ailments afflicting dogs. Whether due to infection, trauma, parasites or other diseases, ears can be trouble. Most often, the first signs is the presence of discharge from the ear. Sometimes, mild discharge is normal. Some dogs tend to produce more wax than other dogs.

Make A Dog Muzzle - Vet's Advice On Making A Dog Muzzle

How do you make a dog muzzle? It is not uncommon for someone to call me asking how to make a dog muzzle in a hurry. The situation is often that they are trying to rescue their own pet or an injured pet they found that is acting aggressive (probably secondary to the pain but they can still cause severe injuries).

When Do Newborn Kittens Starting Drinking Milk?

I Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty ImagesMilk is the foundation to raising strong, healthy kittens. Kittens begin feeding on their mother& 39;s milk almost as soon as they exit the womb. In situations where queens are unable to properly nurse, however, kittens require formulas that are designed to replicate the nutritional value of their mother& 39;s milk.

Dog-Friendly Lawn Fertilizer

I dog running stretched out on green grass image by Paul Retherford from Fotolia.comWe all want a green healthy lawn, but some of the chemicals in lawn fertilizers can prove dangerous to your dog. There are a number of dog-friendly organic alternatives to chemical lawn fertilizers that you can produce yourself or purchase at home and garden stores.

What Kind of Food Can You Give a Parakeet?

I Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty ImagesParakeets, also known as budgies, have specific nutritional needs and particular tastes. A tasty commercial parakeet mix that offers the recommended essential vitamins, combined with measured rations of healthy raw vegetables and fruit will go a long way towards making him a happy, healthy, budgie boy.

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Can deaf dogs bark

A: Although deaf dogs can't bark, they can communicate with sounds such as barking and whimpering. They use sounds more like a person does. The sounds

Injection-Site Sarcoma (Vaccine-Site Sarcoma) in Cats

Feline Injection-Site Sarcoma (Vaccine-Site Sarcoma) An injection-site sarcoma, also known as vaccine site sarcoma, vaccine-associated fibrosarcoma, and vaccine associated sarcoma, is a tumor thought to be induced by an injection - most often a vaccination. Post-vaccinal sarcomas are very rare but may occur in cats as a consequence of an overzealous inflammatory or immune system reaction to the vaccine.