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Animal Rescue: How Veterinarians Prevent Illnesses And Heal Animals

Hi, everyone! I'm Rhoda and I live in a country area where I am part of the local koala rescue team. It is simply my job to drive the van, but over the years I've learnt a lot about koalas and their care. Since there aren't a lot of facilities in the area, people often call us to help with other injured animals such as kangaroos, stray dogs and birds. My favourite was a runaway Shetland pony! We take many of the animals to a veterinary clinic in a nearby town and I have gained a lot of knowledge about their ability to prevent illnesses as well as heal animals. I have started this blog to share my admiration and knowledge for veterinary services. I hope you find something of interest.

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Essential Skills for Training a Puppy at Home
Puppies, no matter the breed, are a great addition to a family. They are fun to be around and generally liven up a home. Moreover, puppies can teach children a lot, including responsibility and social skills. That said, having a well-trained puppy at home makes the experience even better. Although some pet owners prefer to hire a trainer for their puppy, you can teach your puppy the basics with a bit of effort and patient.

Could Your Dog Have A Cavity?
There are lots of oral healthcare products, treats and toys on the market that are designed to help keep your dog's teeth clean and healthy, and they can work well when used correctly. However, dogs, like humans, can get dental cavities. This sometimes comes as a surprise to dog owners, as cavities are commonly associated with consuming sweet foods and sugary drinks. In fact, cavities can be caused when food debris is left on your dog's teeth for prolonged periods of time.

Adopting A Rescue Dog? 3 Reasons to Start Their New Life With A Visit To A Dog Groomer
If you're going to adopt a rescue pet, you're saving a life, especially if you're adopting from a shelter. In most cases, rescue dogs need lots of extra tender loving care, especially in the first few days following their adoption. This is the time when your rescue dog will be adjusting to its new surroundings. If you want to help your dog adjust, one of the first things you should do is schedule an appointment with a pet groomer.