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Virginia Veterinarian Shares Experience of Volunteering to Help Pets in Ukraine
Two weeks ago, a Northern Virginia veterinarian overwhelmed with the urge to bring some relief to Ukraine packed her bags and flew there to use her abilities as a trained veterinarian to help animals and try to keep them alive in hopes of a reunion with their owners.
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Toxic Toad Troubles: How to Protect Your Pets From Potential Danger
Sunday, May 15 marks the official beginning of South Florida’s rainy season. For pet parents, this means an increased chance of our pets being sickened by toxic bufo toads. Here’s everything you need to know to keep your pets out of harm’s way. Bufo toads, also known as marine toads or cane toads or more scientifically, Rhinella marina, were introduced...
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Toxic Toads May Cause Problems for Pets
Dr. Ian Kupkee shares everything you need to know about toxic toads this season, and how they can potentially be dangerous for your pets.
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Sensible Snacking for Pets
Dr. Ian Kupkee, veterinarian at Sabal Chase Animal Clinic, shares tips for feeding your pets sensible snacks after the holiday season.
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Gorilla Undergoes Extensive Exams at Zoo Miami
Barney the gorilla was examined by veterinarians and human doctors to address respiratory and cardiac concerns
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Rare 2-Headed Baby Turtle Thrives at Massachusetts Animal Refuge
A rare two-headed diamondback terrapin turtle is alive and kicking — with all six of its legs — at the Birdsey Cape Wildlife Center in Massachusetts after hatching two weeks ago.
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Boy Sells Pokémon Card Collection to Save His Puppy
Bryson Kliemann’s family could not afford a life-saving treatment for his sick puppy, so the eight-year-old sold his prized Pokémon card collection to raise the money.
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COVID-19 Pet Boom Has Veterinarians Backlogged, Burned Out
Veterinarians nationwide are dealing with a COVID-19 pet boom.
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Prepare Your New Pet for Your Return to the Office by Taking These Steps Right Now
When human contact was in short supply last year droves of Americans turned to their local shelters and adopted pets. But your office is now making plans to bring its employees back together under one roof. Try explaining that to the new dog or cat that’s been spoiled rotten by your presence.
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Veterinarian Surgically Removes Shoe Inside 341-Pound Crocodile
A veterinary surgeon at the UF Veterinary Hospital surgically removed a shoe from the stomach of a 10.5-foot, 341-pound Nile crocodile.
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French Veterinary School Trains Dogs to Sniff Out Coronavirus
A team at a veterinary school in France is training dogs to identify the scent of people infected with COVID-19. Researchers hope this could provide an effective and cost-effective mitigation tactic in the near future.
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Dog Food Dangers: Is Grain-Free Food the Problem?
A Ridgefield couple believes the grain-free food they fed their three-year-old dog Kilo contributed to his death.
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Is Your Pet at Risk For Breast Cancer?
The risk for developing breast cancer at any age is closely linked to a pet’s exposure to estrogen and progesterone in the first few years of life.
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'Unicorn' Puppy With 2nd Tail on His Face Rescued by Shelter
The second that dog shelter owner Rochelle Steffen first laid eyes on a tiny “unicorn” puppy that has a tail growing out of his face, she had two thoughts. “I looked at him, and I was like, ‘This is the most ridiculously adorable puppy I’ve ever seen,” Steffen told TODAY. “Then my million-dollar question was, ‘Did the tail wag?”’ Steffen,...
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South Florida Police Officer Killed Service Dog That Bit at Him
An Okeechobee police statement says the shooting happened late Monday night as police say two officers approached a man suffering from medical issues on the side of a road.
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37th Horse Dies at Santa Anita Since December, Takes Shine Off Breeders' Cup
Vino Rosso won the $6 million Breeders’ Cup Classic by 4 1/4 lengths, drawing away from 5-2 favorite McKinzie down the stretch of a race marred by a fatal injury to a 15-1 long shot on Saturday night.
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6 Elephants Die at Thai Park After Trying to Save Fallen Calf
A herd of wild elephants was swept away by raging waters in a national park in Thailand, drowning six, while rangers helped steer two of the animals out of a deep ravine. Staff at Khao Yai National Park discovered the two struggling elephants and the carcasses after dawn Saturday near the Haew Narok waterfall, also known as the Ravine of...
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Bahamas Dog Trapped in Rubble for Over Three Weeks Survives
NBC affiliate WPTV-TV says Big Dog got word Friday morning at 9:30. “They texted me and they said urgent, “We need a plane now. We had a plane there within an hour,” says Lauree Simmons, president, and founder of Big Dog Ranch Rescue.
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Bahamas Dog Trapped in Rubble for Over Three Weeks Survives
NBC affiliate WPTV-TV reports.
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