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17/03/2018

You must take good care of your pets during the rainy season. Here are some effective pet caring tips to keep your pet healthy and happy during this season:

Grooming

Humidity level of air is high during the monsoon which cause smelly coat of dogs. You should learn dog grooming basics tips and techniques to do effective grooming during the monsoon season. Regular baths of pets is needed in the monsoon season. Don’t forget to apply anti tick and flea shampoo and conditioners during the bath. Your grooming process should also include ear cleaning, brushing, nail clipping and dental care. With these practices, you can keep dirt and fleas away from your pet’s hair.

Food and water

You should not store food and water in open air because it will get contaminated and contaminated food and water on consumption can lead to digestive disorders and gastroenteritis. The ideal diet for your pet in monsoon season is clean drinking water and cooked food.

Raincoats

It is necessary for your pet to wear a rain coat in monsoon season, as it will ward off severe infections which is caused from wet paws. Further, your pet is prone to catching cold during the monsoon season; therefore, make sure they refrain from playing in the rain.

Exercise

Don’t forget to provide exercise on daily basis to your pet. Generally, pets feel lazy in monsoon season and hesitate to move their muscle. You should never allow your pet to laze around the day. Regular exercise and walks help your pet to be cheerful and energetic and help on proper blood circulation in the body.

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13/09/2017

PET OWNERS- BEWARE OF FAKE VETERINARY DOCTORS OPERATING IN YOUR CITY !!!!
This is an awareness message for all the PET OWNERS from PUNE or any part of India. Recently, there was a news in Marathi Newspaper Sakal dated 09/09/2013 on page no.4 about FAKE VETERINARY DOCTORS and CHEAP STANDARD MEDICINES used in Pets.
Just few things one has to keep in mind while approaching a Veterinary Doctor and your Pet will be in safe hands for treatment.
1. A Veterinary Doctor practicing in INDIA is registered under respective STATE VETERINARY COUNCILS constituted under VETERINARY COUNCIL OF INDIA (VCI) or one can obtain VCI registration for practicing anywhere in INDIA.
eg. In maharashtra a Veterinary Doctor is registered with MAHARASHTRA STATE VETERINARY COUNCIL (MSVC) constituted under INDIAN VETERINARY COUNCIL ACT,1984.
2. Please Note that no other body except respective STATE VETERINARY COUNCIL and Mother body i.e. VETERINARY COUNCIL OF INDIA is entitled to issue Registration Certificate for Veterinary Practice in INDIA. Some cases have also been found of making fake registration certificates by such frauds.
3. The Modus operandi of FAKE DOCTORS is mainly doing home visit practice as they can not set up a CLINIC legally. Most of them approach helplines and websites and gets their name enlisted along with Registered Veterinarians as majority of the websites are not asking for Registration proof of practice. Mostly the owners who brings the pup first time don't have any idea about Veterinary Clinic in their area. Such novice owners get themselves landed in such unsafe hands.
4. Many registered Veterinary doctors are also giving home visit service for those who can not bring theit Pet to the clinic. But if possible try to take your Pet at clinic only so that your Vet will not face any difficulty (like exact body weight of your Pet for proper drug dosage) or lack of some Injectables,Instruments etc.
5. Ask for MSVC or VCI registration certificate proof to your VET. You can also look out for the Registration certificate of your Vet framed in his/her clinic. You can find the registration No. on Visiting card and Clinic Signboard also.

THE REGISTRATION NO OF A TRUE VET IS ALWAYS IN THIS MANNER-- MSVC 8414...MSVC STANDS FOR MAHARASHTRA STATE VETERINARY COUNCIL...AND TGE NO IS REGISTRATION NO ALLOTED...THE NOS SUCH AS V/III/BT/xyz.....are fake numbers of fake QUACKS..and not of Vets..
Also THERE IS NO DESIGNATION OF A VET AS VETERINARY PERSON OR VETERINARY PEOPLE..THOSE WHO USE SUCH DESIGNATION IN THEIR PRESCRIPTION OR VISITING CARDS ARE FAKE , QUACKS VETS..
6. You can confirm the credentials of your Veterinary doctor from respective STATE VETERINARY COUNCIL or city based PET PRACTITIONERS ASSOCIATION. If you come across such fraud doctor do report it to the above bodies and nearest Police Station (with proof of their prescription or Vaccination record or fake stamp etc.).
7. Always ask for Vaccination Certificate or entry in Vaccination Booklet with respective stickers attached after Vaccination duly signed and Stamped.
At last, your Pet is a family member and very precious for you. No matter whether you have a Pet or not spread this message to everyone having Pets in your surrounding and friend circle.
"Healthy Petting, Happy Petting"

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12/07/2015

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Veterinarians are a special group of health care
professionals and scientists because they prevent
disease in animals and treat animals of all kinds around
the world. Healthy animals also contribute to happier
and healthier people.veterinarians also are involved in public health to
improve the health and welfare of animals, people and
the environment, known as “One Health”. Veterinarians
investigate disease outbreaks that can be contagious
from animals to humans, called zoonotic diseases, like
rabies, bird flu and Ebola.