Dog health

of rats, cats, and dogs. In certain Asian cultures, namely Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese, the people do eat dogs or cats, but it is normal to their culture and not something that is looked down on. As this legend spread, the restaurants lost business, with some shutting down. The legend does not have many variations…

Nine years ago when I adopted my dog, my family and I noticed that he limped, and that he had a lot of difficulty to walk. In fact, the veterinarian we consulted diagnosed a hip dysplasia, and he told us that our dog had to be operated. Fortunately after his operation, Chance could run, jump, and gambol again, without having to euthanize him. Since that event, I have always wanted to become a veterinarian in order to save animals. I believe that I have chosen the best career for my future…

Having a pet also encourages a healthier lifestyle. People that have dogs take them on walks and play with them, which is a good way to stay healthy. Pets are also very compassionate. A person with a pet is less likely to feel lonely, or have terrible anxiety because pets give unconditional love. Overall there are so many positive reasons to have pet. Pet owners learn to be responsible. Having a…

treated with respect. 2. There are over 20 million stray animals in the u.s. using cadavers will help take animals off the streets. 75% of countries do not allow animals to be hurt. 85% of health patients use dogs for medical use. 90% of college students who have pets reduced their stress levels. 85% of dogs help with depression. 3. These reasons show that using…

breeders. The first reason Helene explained for the reasoning behind adopting from a breeder was the fact that she wanted a purebred dog and not a mutt or mixed breed (1). Helene explained from her blog post on September 23, 2014 that she chose her dog because “he comes from a long line of well bred, award winning, working Dobermans” (1). The idea that she can have a dog from a pure line and award winning background seems to be more important than saving a helpless animal’s life from the…

your dog. These safety considerations will ensure that you, your dog and other hikers are safe from harm. Vaccinations One of the best ways to ensure your dog is safe out on the trail is to make sure he has had his needed vaccinations. While the number and type of vaccinations will be a personal preference and something to discuss with your veterinarian, you should make sure they are up-to-date. Talk to your vet about how much your dog can handle too. The age, weight and general health of…

I agree with the late Thomas Disch’s a Law Against Dogs that these dogs need to be stopped. Its unfair to everyone including pup-owners whom cross their fecal matter. These dilemmas often occur at parks and apartment complexes. Even if the waste damages parks and can bring health issues to us and other animals. Luckily, Canis familiaris lovers have gotten comfortable with their fur babies spreading their retched poo everywhere. Due to the nonchalant attitude towards pet leashing and minimal…

Dog should not be left in cars no matter what kind of circumstance it is. For many reasons, The first reason is, dogs can get brain damage from the heat. The second reason is, That leaving a window cracked will do nothing. The third reason is, people should leave there dogs at home no matter where their going. Let’s look at some evidence. When you and your dog are in the car on your way home from a dog park and you forgot that you are supposed to run by the grocery store, so you then leave…

individuals begin supporting an ugly industry. This industry is known as puppy mills. Puppy mills are known for, “a large-scale commercial dog breeding operation where profit is given priority over the well-being of the dogs” (“ Puppy Mill FAQs”). They are also easily distinguished by their inhumane environment and the continuous reproduction of unhealthy and genetically ill dogs solely for financial gain. The modern rate of puppies in puppy mills, “produce more than 2,000 puppies a week”…

My Dog, Lola As humans, we have the ability to love. Love is hard to explain, but for my whole life, I have been told that I have so much love to give, especially love towards animals. One animal that I love very much is my dog, Lola. Lola is a pure bred Rottweiler and her story begins with the end of our former dog, Maggie’s story. Maggie was a rescued Rottweiler and when she passed, I, along with my family, wanted another female “Rottie” in the house. Unfortunately, months of searching left us…