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In the Wild

Knowledge

Veterinarians diagnose around 100,000 dogs each year with Cushing’s disease. Medical treatments are available, but accurate diagnosis is essential.

Cushing's disease

Dogs

Health

A heart murmur is an abnormality caused by atypical pumping of the heart. Treatment depends on the cause, and the dog's health, age, and breed.

First&#x2d;time cat owners might be surprised when their female cat exhibits odd behaviors related to estrus, the feline fertile period also known as heat.

Cats

The axolotl, with its perpetual smile and otherworldly presence, has captured the hearts of many as a fascinating pet.

Small Pets

Fish

Snakes can be a tempting curiosity for dogs. Taking a few preventative measures will greatly reduce the risk of snakebites.

Although reports of sharks biting humans are rare, it’s still a good idea to know how to avoid being a victim before you swim in the sea this summer.

Kingsnakes are not venomous and pose no threat to humans. They are often kept as pets and prized for their vibrant colors and beautiful patterns.

The name 'garter snake' refers to over a dozen species of the genus Thamnophis. Garter snakes are not dangerous to humans and are usually harmless.

In the Wild

Safety

Keep Your Dog Safe: Tips to Avoid Snakes

Tips to Avoid a Shark Attack

Are Kingsnakes a Threat to Humans?

Are Garter Snakes Dangerous to Humans?

What Is Cushing's Disease in Dogs?

Understanding Heart Murmurs in Dogs

Everything You Need to Know About Cats in Heat

The Axolotl as a Pet: Care, Feeding, and Tank Setup

In the Wild

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Keep Your Dog Safe: Tips to Avoid Snakes

Tips to Avoid a Shark Attack

Are Kingsnakes a Threat to Humans?

Are Garter Snakes Dangerous to Humans?

What Is Cushing's Disease in Dogs?

Understanding Heart Murmurs in Dogs

Everything You Need to Know About Cats in Heat

The Axolotl as a Pet: Care, Feeding, and Tank Setup

Safety