Toxins
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Otter numbers increase
… been seen in every English county in the past year. Otters had almost disappeared from England by the 1970s due to the use of toxic pesticides which damaged their health and fishy food supply. However, a real effort was made to improve water quality and …
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Parents warned of danger reptiles pose
… essentially very lucky . It could easily have been a very different outcome. Babies are particularly at risk of picking up such toxins as their immune system is immediately compromised as it is simply not sufficiently developed to deal with such invasions. As …
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National Poop Scoop Week: In the Pink
… are calling for owners to become non-owners when they are caught turning the other cheek. It is not only smelly, but it is toxic and only early last year was a toddler made blind in her left eye when she fell into dog mess at her local children's park …
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Protect Pets this Easter
… irresistible treat. However, it is far more than excess pounds they could be worrying about carrying around. Chocolate is toxic to pets. Simple as that! Sadly many people chose to totally ignore this statement, claiming their dog has had it several …
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Top 10 Doggy Christmas Presents
… edible! ohh and there is also a toy thrown in! 1: Tipping the top spot? A bake it yourself Doggy Cookie kit! Excellent for keeping pooch away from all that toxic chocolate! Check out Petplanet.co.uk for more Christmas gift ideas !
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Q: What causes seizures in a healthy dog, mine has experienced one during a thunderstorm and on a quiet night? | Pet Health Care, Dog & Cat Breeds, Online Vet, Fleas… fear of thunder) can make a dog with a seizure disorder have a seizure during those times. Seizures can be caused by eating toxic substances - most commonly snail bait, some fertilisers, and fungi. Some flea spot-on treatments available in supermarkets …
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Q: What kinds of non- toxic treatments are their for cat hip dysplasia? | Pet Health Care, Dog & Cat Breeds, Online Vet, Fleas
Q: What kinds of non- toxic treatments are their for cat hip dysplasia? A: If your cat has confirmed hip dysplasia, treatment will vary depending on how …
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Micro Pig: Set for the Lab?
… system, skin and digestive tract are considered to be very good working models for man, because of such similarities, the toxic effects of chemicals and drugs in pigs may resemble the effects on man more closely than (their effects on) some other commonly …
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Keeping hounds and the like safe this Halloween
… any other! • There is inevitably lots of goodies around at this time of year, they love the stuff, remember though it is toxic to cats and dogs, lock it away! • Sadly we have to warn of the thugs in this world! Every year we read of sick stories …
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How your dog can celebrate Halloween… His ears need to be made larger, but this is easily achieved with off-cuts of fake fur, kept in place with a soft, non- toxic and washable glue. There is likely to be a fancy dress shop in your area that provides a service for dogs as well as humans …