If you have found an abandoned litter of puppies and have decided to take care of them for the time being, here are the most vital tips you must try to follow.
Take the entire litter to the vet for an immediate check-up
Before feeding or bathing the puppies, you should take all of them to the vet. There are many important reasons why you must do this. First and foremost, after examining the litter, the vet should be able to estimate how old the puppies are; it is essential that you get this information, as you will need it when you're deciding what to feed them.
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Partial or complete hair loss can occur in hamsters for several reasons, and although hair loss can occur anywhere on their body, it's commonly noticed first on the hindquarters and face. Hair loss should never be ignored, as it can be a symptom of a serious underlying health condition. Here's an overview of the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment approach for hamsters with hair loss:
Causes And Symptoms
Common causes of hair loss in hamsters include rubbing on cage feeders and hair chewing by other hamsters in the same cage, which can become a problem when the cage is overcrowded or when males are kept together.
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Your dog's liver secretes a fluid called bile that plays a vital role in the digestion of food in the stomach and the removal of waste along the digestive tract. Bile moves from the liver to the gallbladder, and once food moves into your dog's small intestine, bile is released into the small intestine to help break down food particles and emulsify the waste that cannot be used by the body.
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If your rabbit has a surgery soon, then your vet will tell you what to do and what to expect both before and after the procedure. They may also ask you to bring some of your rabbit's food with you when you bring your pet in. Why is this necessary and what food should you take?
Why Rabbits Need Food Around a Procedure
Some animals, like cats and dogs, don't eat for a few hours before surgery.
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