What you should know about hedgehogs
The man who saw a bear in the Pyrenees: a third time in his life
New Zealand: Government wants to get rid of pest hedgehogs
The LPO care centre's wish for a less traumatic surgery room
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Understanding Common Nighttime Emergencies In Cats
Picture this: It's the dead of night and your house is silent, save for the soft purring of your beloved feline companion. Then suddenly, you're jolted awake by an unexpected thud or a distressed meow. As a cat owner, it's vital to be aware that emergencies can occur at any time, even during the nocturnal hours when the world seems at rest. Nighttime emergencies in cats can range from minor incidents to life-threatening situations, and knowing how to recognize and respond to these events can make all the difference. This blog post delves into the common nighttime emergencies you might encounter with your cat, offering insights and practical advice for handling these stressful situations. Continue reading to equip yourself with knowledge that could one day save your furry friend's life...
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What you should know about hedgehogs
The man who saw a bear in the Pyrenees: a third time in his life
The Science Behind Feline Calming Sprays: Do They Really Work?
New Zealand: Government wants to get rid of pest hedgehogs
The LPO care centre's wish for a less traumatic surgery room
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The LPO care centre's wish for a less traumatic surgery room
A wolf seen at the entrance to Lyon: a first for over a century
Understanding Common Nighttime Emergencies In Cats
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New Zealand: Government wants to get rid of pest hedgehogs
In New Zealand, the government has launched a policy that it would be obvious to get rid of hedgehogs that are harmful. The aim is to kill these animals, which pose a threat to human life and health. Because these species have nuisance genes that would be necessary to get rid of. Removing nuisance species The New Zealand government is keen to protect the environment with all possible means to do so. That's why it thought of removing hedgehogs as a threat to the environment. Hedgehogs have almost no predators in the country. But they do deprive other animals of food. Hedgehogs feed on insects...
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When it comes to our feline companions, their behavior can sometimes leave us puzzled. The sudden bouts of aggression, the uncharacteristic shyness, or excessive marking can be a cause for concern. While many solutions exist, feline calming sprays have emerged as a popular choice. But what...
Hedgehogs, despite the spines on their bodies, are much loved. The unfortunate fact is that the lives of these animals are constantly under threat. Often in gardens, these small animals are smothered by waste, with domestic animals being in the same place as them. Learn more about this animal...
A man discovers a bear for the third time. He says that he feels a sense of wonder at the same time. This time it was a discovery by an Ariege man and a hiker at the beginning of May. The couple took a photo of this animal as soon as it came out of hibernation. In fact, the presence of bears in...
In New Zealand, the government has launched a policy that it would be obvious to get rid of hedgehogs that are harmful. The aim is to kill these animals, which pose a threat to human life and health. Because these species have nuisance genes that would be necessary to get rid of. Removing nuisance...
A wolf seen at the entrance to Lyon: a first for over a century
A wolf was photographed between 9 and 10 April. This is information given by the Rhône prefecture. The animal was seen a few kilometres from the entrance to Lyon, and this is a first for over 100 years. The facts Called Canis lupus lupus in scientific terms, the grey wolf was spotted in Beaujolais, precisely the commune of Chambost-Allières. It is a locality located 50 km from Lyon. The Rhône prefecture has learned that this animal was seen during the night of 9 to 10 April. This information was released on Monday 10 May 2021. A few days after the appearance of this animal in the region,...
Understanding Common Nighttime Emergencies In Cats
Picture this: It's the dead of night and your house is silent, save for the soft purring of your beloved feline companion. Then suddenly, you're jolted awake by an unexpected thud or a distressed meow. As a cat owner, it's vital to be aware that emergencies can occur at any time, even during the nocturnal hours when the world seems at rest. Nighttime emergencies in cats can range from minor incidents to life-threatening situations, and knowing how to recognize and respond to these events can make all the difference. This blog post delves into the common nighttime emergencies you might...
What you should know about hedgehogs
Hedgehogs, despite the spines on their bodies, are much loved. The unfortunate fact is that the lives of these animals are constantly under threat. Often in gardens, these small animals are smothered by waste, with domestic animals being in the same place as them. Learn more about this animal through this article. What are hedgehogs like? Hedgehogs are mammals that are very quickly recognized. They are animals whose bodies are covered with white-tipped spines. They weigh between 400 and 1800 g as weight. The length of its waste is limited to 30 cm. This small animal is semi-nocturnal and...
The Science Behind Feline Calming Sprays: Do They Really Work?
When it comes to our feline companions, their behavior can sometimes leave us puzzled. The sudden bouts of aggression, the uncharacteristic shyness, or excessive marking can be a cause for concern. While many solutions exist, feline calming sprays have emerged as a popular choice. But what exactly are they? How do they work? And most importantly, do they really make a difference? This blog post delves into the science behind these sprays, demystifying their content, operation, and effectiveness. Stay with us as we explore this interesting topic. Understanding the Concept of Feline Calming...
The man who saw a bear in the Pyrenees: a third time in his life
A man discovers a bear for the third time. He says that he feels a sense of wonder at the same time. This time it was a discovery by an Ariege man and a hiker at the beginning of May. The couple took a photo of this animal as soon as it came out of hibernation. In fact, the presence of bears in this area is noticed. An impressive discovery About 65 days are counted in the Pyrenees. At the beginning of this month of May, a young bear was spotted and photographed by hikers in Ariège. The hiker reported that this was the third time in 15 years. He calls it a wonder. The hiker couple's path...
New Zealand: Government wants to get rid of pest hedgehogs
In New Zealand, the government has launched a policy that it would be obvious to get rid of hedgehogs that are harmful. The aim is to kill these animals, which pose a threat to human life and health. Because these species have nuisance genes that would be necessary to get rid of. Removing nuisance species The New Zealand government is keen to protect the environment with all possible means to do so. That's why it thought of removing hedgehogs as a threat to the environment. Hedgehogs have almost no predators in the country. But they do deprive other animals of food. Hedgehogs feed on insects...
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Understanding Common Nighttime Emergencies In Cats
The Science Behind Feline Calming Sprays: Do They Really Work?
What you should know about hedgehogs
The man who saw a bear in the Pyrenees: a third time in his life
New Zealand: Government wants to get rid of pest hedgehogs
The LPO care centre's wish for a less traumatic surgery room