Dogs and cats are naturally playful and curious. Therefore, it is not surprising that there are many news stories about injuries or deaths caused by their playfulness. One of them is about pets who like to bite and bite electric wires until they get electrocuted. Some, if lucky, only get burns on their skin or mouth wounds. However, if they come across high-voltage electricity without their owners being careful, it can be fatal. Let’s see what we can do if our pets get electrocuted. Symptoms found when dogs and cats get electrocuted When owners find that their dogs or cats have been electrocuted, they should first assess their pets’ symptoms by checking if the skin of the animal that came into contact with the electric current is burned. The burns can range from superficial, with congested skin, to burns that extend to the dermis. They should also check the mouth, including the lips, roof of the mouth, tongue, and gums, for blisters or bad breath. Because animals that like to bite or bite electric wires can get electrocuted in this area without their owners noticing. And they…
Dogs at different ages have different habits and nutritional needs. Therefore, taking care of their food to be nutritious and suitable for their growth is an important thing that dog owners should not neglect. Because giving the right food for different ages can help dogs be healthy and develop well. This time, we have knowledge about how to feed dogs at different ages to all dog lovers to apply to feeding their children at home. If you want to know what kind of food dogs at different ages should eat, let's learn about this to create good health for our beloved dogs. The right amount of food for dogs at all ages The amount of food a dog should eat should be different for each individual because it depends on different basic needs, such as body size, age, pregnancy, or illness. Owners should therefore observe, pay attention, and decide on the right amount of food for their dogs. Do not let the dog eat too much or too little at each meal. Do not overindulge the dog until its stomach is full. Feeding dogs at different ages …
Oh my gosh, my little sister, so cute! You're so talented! Have you ever noticed that when you talk to other people, you speak in a normal tone, but why do you always have to speak in a soft tone when you talk to your dog? Suddenly, you start to use a falsetto without realizing it. There's an answer to this question.🧐 Using a falsetto is a human instinct when we see something we like or find cute. Because deep down, we believe that using a higher tone of voice, using simple words, or speaking more slowly than usual will make the person we're talking to understand what we're trying to communicate. This makes us sometimes accidentally use a higher tone of voice automatically when talking because we're feeling affectionate toward that thing. From this information, researchers from the University of…
If you have a dog, you must have had a moment when your dog stared at you with wide eyes even though you didn’t call it. They also paid attention to you no matter what you did. It’s good to feel that dogs are interested, but sometimes you wonder why they’re staring. Many people think that they might just be looking at you, but in fact, there’s a reason why they like to stare at you. Let’s try to understand it. The reason why dogs stare at you and don’t move is because they’re collecting information. Simply put, they’re secretly watching your behavior to see what you’re doing and whether what you’re doing is related to them. They also use their eyes to communicate and understand what you want them to do. They also use their eyes to tell you what they need. Some want you to play with them, some are hungry, and some need to pee. The reason they have to stare at you is because they can’t speak like us, so they use their eyes to tell you what they need instead. As time goes by, dogs start to understand that if they stare at you for a long time, they’ll pay attention to you. Now, they’ll have to learn from this because they understand that if they stare at you, you’ll be interested…
Choosing a healthy rabbit makes it easier to care for it, but how do you know which rabbits are healthy? Let's take a look at the rabbit selection guide.
Who knows or has seen a Fennec Fox? The desert fox is a small and cute fox that many people love. So small that it is called the smallest species of fox in the world. Even though its body is this small, it has very cute ears that are so big that they don't seem to fit its size. They are almost half the size of its body. This makes its large ears a unique feature of the desert fox that everyone loves. Have you ever wondered what the desert fox's large ears are for? Tick tock! Out of time to think! ⏰ Come on, let me tell you. The 2 main reasons why the desert fox must have large ears are: Large ears help the fennec fox hear the movement of its prey under the sand better. In addition, its inner ears also have fur that is sensitive to sound capture. Because most of them live in the desert of northern Africa and forage at night, their ears are very important in helping the desert fox catch its prey. Another reason is that since it lives in the desert, its large ears help it to dissipate heat from its body during the hot days very well...
Choosing a healthy rabbit makes it easier to care for it, but how do you know which rabbits are healthy? Let's take a look at the rabbit selection guide.
Choosing a healthy rabbit makes it easier to care for it, but how do you know which rabbits are healthy? Let's take a look at the rabbit selection guide.
Snacks or sweets that contain xylitol can cause liver failure and even death in dogs that eat it. How is this substance harmful to dogs? Let's learn about this topic together.
Snacks or sweets that contain xylitol can cause liver failure and even death in dogs that eat it. How is this substance harmful to dogs? Let's learn about this topic together.
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