Dr. Karim - Veterinary Surgeon

09/07/2022

Successfully completed the amputation of left fore limb(necrosed)...

08/12/2021

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

11/11/2021

04/11/2021

Happy Diwali 💓💓💓💓

29/10/2021

Don't touch me , I am celebrity🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

29/10/2021

The restless and the happiest one 😃😃😃😃

18/10/2021

Her smile be like:
stitch কাটা হয়ে গেছে, কি মজা 😁😁❤️❤️🎈🎈

09/10/2021

HOW TO HELP SENIOR DOG STAY MENTALLY STIMULATED:

1. Provide beneficial supplements
2. Feed nutritional food, to keep them physically fit.
3. Schedule regular wellness check ups
4. Offer lots of opportunities for exercise, socialization and mental stimulation.
5. Minimize the stress in every possible ways.
6. Spend your time with him/her and show your love for them.

07/09/2021

18/08/2021

REASONS FOR VACCINE FAILURE:
1. Stress
2. Poor immunity
3. Improper dose and route
4. Malnutrition
5. Poor quality vaccine
6. Improper vaccine storage/breaking of cold storage
7. Improper handling of vaccine
8. Vaccine exposure to sunlight
9. Animal ready in incubation period of disease
10. Improper mixing of vaccine

15/08/2021

Happiness is....

14/08/2021

She was too little ❤️❤️❤️.....

13/08/2021

INTRODUCING A NEW DOG TO YOUR DOG:
1. Meet at a neutral territory.
2. Provide safe and separate spaces.
3. Keep first few interactions short.
4. Walk them together on a leash but keep distance.
5. Reward good behaviour and treat them equally.

INTRODUCING A NEW CAT TO YOUR CAT:
1. Create a safe space just for your new cat.
2. First introduce the scent(exchange toys and bedding).
3. Take it slow and introduce them at meal times.
4. Supervise their interactions.
5. Separate them if they get aggressive.

INTRODUCING A NEW CAT TO YOUR DOG:
1. Provide safe and separate spaces for both pets.
2. Keep interactions slow and positive.
3. Supervise their first few interactions.
4. Reward good behaviour.
5. Separate them if they get aggressive.

28/07/2021

FELINE FACTS:
Cats have a distinct preference for the left or right paw when climbing a flight of stairs, stepping over objects or when grabbing food. Tomcats are more likely to be “leftpawed” than female cats.