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Lab that found antibiotics in jerky continues search
Photo by Chris Milian The New York State Food Laboratory in Albany, N.Y., is participating in a national effort to figure out why some chicken jerky treats ...
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Gum Can Kill your Dog? GUM? Seriously?! Oh, and GRAPES, too? Great! Just great!
Let’s try the forest – serene communion with nature, right? Nope. Bears can take a chunk out of your hide, trees can fall on your head, and if you nibble the wr ...
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Nutritional Secondary Hyperparathyroidism in Reptiles
Metabolic Bone DiseaseThere are a variety of metabolic bone diseases that result in deformities of the skeleton in captive reptiles. The most common form of me ...
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Body Language of Dogs
Body language in dogs is all about communication. Since dogs can’t form words, they use body language to “talk.” This includes different body postures, facial e ...
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Understanding a Horse’s Mind
Dr. Robert Miller from California is one of the most respected and famous equine veterinarians in the world, and he recently spoke about understanding the horse ...
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COVID-19 in a Cat: Belgium
COVID-19 virus in a cat: Update March 27A cat in Belgium owned by a person with COVID-19 has been reported to be positive for the virus. The cat developed diar ...
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