Author: Chris

Routine Veterinary Health Care for Horses

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At least once a year, adult horses should undergo a thorough veterinarian checkup. Geriatric horses (over the age of 20) should see their veterinarian twice a year, if not more often because sickness is more common in older horses and can be detected earlier. A health program for your horse, including routine blood testing, may be recommended by your veterinarian. In addition to proper feeding and exercising your horse, other components of general care are required to maintain your horse healthy throughout its life. Grooming and foot care and protection…

Debunking Four Prevalent Myths Throughout the Rainy Season

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When you think of the rainy season, photos of steaming tea and crunchy biscuits come to your mind. However, water dripping from roofs, muddy puddles, wetness, and, worst of all, ailments often tend to diminish the season’s overall enjoyment. Popular Myths During the Rainy Season Much fascinating folklore can be discovered in our yard. Friends, family, and neighbors – every person has a story to share, especially when the weather turns bad. Numerous stormy season myths have been passed down through the generations, from green vegetables becoming unhealthy to consume…

What Are the Responsibilities of a Pet Owner?

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Pets are not accessories or toys one can simply throw aside and forget. They are living beings with emotions, feelings, and personalities, much like people. With that stated, how do we see pet ownership? Are you doing your responsibilities as a pet owner? Have you thought about providing your pet with the best life possible when they enter your house? While these are questions related to pet ownership, this blog post will discuss essential practices you should know to become a responsible owner of your pet. Five Practices of Responsible…

House Protection Guidelines to Prevent Wind Damage

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Everyone regards home as the safest haven and refuge to keep the household safe from all dangers. While this is true, this does not signify your house is untouchable and insusceptible to the damages of certain disasters like storms, strong winds, fires, and floods. Fortunately, we will discuss some useful advice in this post to help you prepare for the worst. Five Tips to Prevent Wind Damage in Your Home While the weather is uncontrollable, there are workable things you can do to be secure from the threats they might…

Electrical Safety Around Water

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Water is a fantastic electric conductor. It is therefore essential to keep electrical devices out of the reach of the water. Also, make sure your hands are dry and that you’re not in the water while you touch anything electrical. Another crucial thing to keep in mind is not making use of any liquid to put out the spark of an electrical fire. Instead, it would be better if you used a multi-purpose fire extinguisher. Electricity and Water Dangers Electrical Appliances According to various manufacturers’ instructions using appliances and cords,…

Extension Cord Safety: Dos and Don’ts to Avoid Fire Hazard

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It’s always convenient to use an extension cord if there is no outlet nearby, but it’s important to use them safely to avoid a fire hazard. In the US, the misuse of extension cords is one of the common causes of residential fires every year. Dos and Don’ts When Using Extension Cords 1. Unplug your extension cord when not in use. This is the simplest way to prevent a fire. If you’re not using an extension cord, unplug it from the wall. 2. Never overload your extension cord. This is…

An Ultimate Guide to Your Dog’s Dental Health

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A growing number of dog owners aren’t aware that dental health is just as crucial for dogs as it is for human beings. The dog’s teeth, as well as ours, can build up plaque after eating. Tartar is gritty brown material that forms as plaque builds and becomes hard. Tartar may cause damage to the gums and cause infection and gum disease as it accumulates. This happens in dogs’ mouths the similar way it occurs in our mouths. You brush your teeth twice daily and possibly three times. What can…

Home Ownership: Essential Fire Prevention Guidelines

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No one wants their house to be burned down. As much as people do not like it, it might occur anytime and in any home. Individuals are aware that home fires are very common, but some overlook the factors that trigger them. It’s no wonder why the statistics say house fires are very rampant yearly. The good news is, this post will cover the crucial preventive measures so you can prevent it from taking place. Five Tips to Prevent Fire in Your Home While the risk of house fires depends…

Internal Medical Conditions That Are Common in Pets

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Internal medicine experts (internists) treat disorders of the gastrointestinal and urinary tract, liver, pancreas, kidneys, lungs, the respiratory, endocrine, and blood systems, and immune-mediated infectious illnesses. If your pet suffers from complicated ailments, the diagnosis is elusive, or they are not responding to conventional therapies, The primary care vet might suggest that you consult an internist. Internists function as an extension of your veterinarian’s office, providing access to high-tech diagnostic tools and unrivaled therapeutic resources, including referrals to other specialists as needed. Internists work closely with other experts to ensure…

Dog Training Tips Every Pet Owner Should Know

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Training your dog doesn’t have to be very challenging and stressful. Like anything in life, it’s much easier to learn something when you enjoy or have a good time. Dog training might appear overwhelming at first, especially if it’s your first dog and your first attempt as well. You might be a beginner, but it’s still something you can do. Taking it step by step will make the procedure less tough and more convenient. Consider training your pet as your big task that, when achieved, would produce great results and…