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    Animal Overpopulation

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    cycles and reduces the unwanted behaviors that may lead to owner frustration. Neutering reduces the breeding instinct in males and makes them more calm.” (American Veterinary Medical Association) When people spay or neuter their dogs and cats, this saves them from other health problems such as infections in the uterus in females or testicular cancer in males. The American Veterinary Medical Association also adds, “ The procedure has no effect on the pet’s intelligence or ability to learn, play,…

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    came up with is to hold meditation sessions while dogs are present. Meditation can be defined as a state of focus on the present; during meditation, one is not physically active. We decided to include dogs in our meditation sessions to facilitate students’ meditation. Dogs are naturally happy animals, regardless of any hardships they have experienced; because of this inner tranquility, dogs can help humans to focus and enjoy the present moment. Dogs even enjoy meditating with humans, which…

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    confusion, and exhaustion. Some effects from treatment can cause behaviors that are counterproductive in the recovery. For example, not drinking enough water because of sleeping throughout a day, can easily cause dehydration. The positive note is the dog owner can make sure their pet consumes prescriptions on time, encourage their diet intake, and take note of behavioral changes. With this level of control the pet owner may closely monitor the nutritional profile of…

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    As a veterinary technician is very important to know about diseases to educate clients about their pet’s health and try to find out what is wrong with them by asking the right questions to help figure out the right diagnostic test to be performed and figure out what the pet has. There are many different kinds of diseases affecting many species for example: infectious, immune mediated, parasitic, congenital, neoplastic, metabolic, toxic and degenerative. Congenital or genetic diseases are…

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    possibly 4 to 6 kittens per litter (Burke Connie). I know that might not sound like a lot, but theoretically a cat and her offspring are able to produce an outstanding 420,000 cats in seven years (Burke Connie). Most people have seen stray cats and dogs running around which causes an overpopulation of unwanted pets. Most of them will be euthanized and that creates a problem, but one that’s easily solved by spaying and neutering your pets. With low cost spay and neuter clinics available there’s…

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    Pet Rat Research Paper

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    to become more playful and active when they mature. Male rats will more often to mark their territory with "urine mark" and some females will do the same thing. The most important things to look for when choosing your pet rat are personality and health. Pick a rat that is curious and active. Choose one who shows inquisitiveness when you put your hand in the cage. The baby rat should nibble on your hand and not bite. If you get to meet a rat that licks your hand then you found your new best…

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    that put down dogs after they have been there for seventy-two hours or sooner if the shelter becomes too crowded. They also euthanize sick and aggressive pets (Pit Bull, Rottweiler,…

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    purchasing an animal from a breeder or a pet shop. Although a breeder may have plenty of purebreds, adopting should be the preferred option. When one chooses a specific animal like a cat or dog from a shelter, information about the chosen animal may not be known prior to adopting, like the breed and unknown health problems. Saving the life of an animal from a shelter will be worth taking the risk. Every animal that comes from a shelter will have all of their shots and dewormer complete, also…

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    Is Dog Teeth Cleaning Important? By Stevenelson Weber Aug 24, 2012 A dogs dental health, is just as important as your own dental health. Dental disease affects over 78% of dogs over the age of 3. Visiting a veterinarian isn't always needed when it comes to keeping your dogs teeth white and shiny. Dog brushing in the comfort of your own home, plus regular cleanings at the veterinarian, cost somewhere between $30-60. If you do decide to clean your dogs teeth yourself here are some tips: buy pet…

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    Imagine you’re snuggled up at night with your pampered, innocent dog. Now, imagine that same dog locked in a barren cage, shaking from fear of what’s to come. Typically, large doses of pesticides are injected into his body, slowly poisoning him. But today, scientist will make him run until he collapses from a heart attack, only to be slaughtered for research. Everyone is quick to join Sarah McLachlan and the ASPCA help dogs in shelters, but what about those who slowly deteriorate in labs? Each…

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