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Purrs and Licks Pet Clinic is well equipped for various treatments, routine surgical procedures and pathological examinations of dogs, cats, turtles, birds and other exotic animals.
:: Description :: The only one handed dog hydration system. Squeeze and water is delivered in the bowl. Fresh water for your dog prevent health issues from public water bowls. The bowl has a special valve that never wastes water. Squeeze the bottle to allow the water to come up to the bowl then ...
Dear Pet Parents,
This is Dr. Karishma Gupte.
As you know last week we all were trying to locate pet friendly places in India. Here is the list of some pet friendly hotels based on your valuable inputs. Details of these hotels is available on the internet.
1. Kura Kura Beach Resort, Agonda beach, Goa.
2. West Lodge Bunglow, Mahabaleshwar
3. Hotel Blue Park, Mahabaleshwar
4. Anandvan Resort, Bhandardara, Ahmednagar
5. Durshet Forest Lodge, Khopoli
6. Saguna Baugh, Neral
7. Joglekar Cottage, Alibaugh
8. Kihim Comforts, Alibaugh
9. Emerald Trail, Bhimtal, Uttarakhand
10. Tree of Life Resort and Spa, Jaipur
11. Elgin Hotels and Resorts, Darjeeling
12. The Dune Eco Village and Spa, Pondicherry
13. Camp Della Resort, Lonavala
14. Kewzing Homestays, Sikkim
15. Alipura Palace, Khajuraho
16. Persa di Goa Country House, Goa
17. Fraser Suites, New Delhi
18. Taj Vivanta, Goa &Hyderabad
19. Four seasons hotel, Mumbai
20. Revival restaurant, Chowpatty Mumbai - a pet friendly restaurant.
21. Mahabaleshwar club
Plz keep updating the list.
Happy Holidays to you and your pet!
Winter is here... a simple precaution can save someones life! Plz spread the word.
It has been a tough week for pets and stray animals. Pet animals traumatized by fire cracker noise and stray animals and birds severely injured by the same. There are so many reports of lost stray dogs and cats and caretakers frantically searching for them. Busy treating burn cases at the clinic. During festivals pet animals and birds should always be with their owners and stray animals can be protected by putting a name tag around their neck.
Its sad to see that most festivals celebrated by humans take toll on innocent animals!
Raju,a lovely mixed breed dog lost his life yesterday due to carelessness of his owner. Without taking advise of veterinarian, the owner had applied Ridd (Amitraz) to Raju. Raju licked it and suffered from severe amitraz toxicity. Inspite of all the efforts Raju lost the battle.
Please take advise of qualified veterinarian before giving any medicine to your pets. Do not purchase over the counter medicines without prescription of your veterinarian. After-all it is the question of your pets life!
Your pets require extra care and attention during pregnancy. Its very unfortunate when owners are careless during this critical phase in their pet's life, and the pets and their unborn litter have to suffer due to the owner's negligence.
Respected Sir/ Madam, Thane urgently needs a separate animal crematorium or an official arrangement in human crematorium where dead animals can be cremated. Not everyone can afford to travel all the way to Mumbai to get their pets cremated. Also stray animals die each day, the bodies of which either…
Supercute kittens for adoption. Plz. Contact if interested.
The WSD Street Dog First-Aid Workshop
For all those who missed our last one. Hurry. Limited Seating. Call or e-mail.
The Welfare of Stray Dogs (WSD) would be conducting a half day First-Aid workshop for dog lovers on Sunday, June,8 2014 at 10:00 am at Girgaum, near Opera House.
The following topics will be covered
1) Basic body language for safe handling.
2) How to examine a dog.
3) Recognition of symptoms & identification of canine diseases
4) Handling Emergencies - poisoning, burns, bleeding, acute vomiting and diarrhoea.
5) Basic First Aid - Treatment of wounds, skin disease.
6) Nursing of pups and kittens
This workshop is interactive wherein demonstrations like muzzling a dog, examination, taking pulse and temperature and application of pressure bandage. A First-Aid care leaflet is also handed out to the participants. The Workshop is conducted by an animal behaviourist, a WSD veterinarian and WSD personnel.
Who should attend
Any street dog lover who wants to learn about basic first-aid for dogs and WSD first-aid volunteers.
Why should you attend
This workshop would be interactive carried out by WSD vets and personnel with demonstrations wherever necessary. A dog-lover feels helpless when a street dog needs medical aid and through the workshop important information on basic first-aid will be imparted so that a trained volunteer or dog-lover can understand identification of basic symptoms. The lives of many street dogs can be saved if they get help before their problems become serious - since street dogs have less access to medical help than pets.
The workshop is FREE but has limited capacity. Interested participants need to register. Call WSD on 64222838 or email:[email protected]
My patient, Zhilmil, a starback tortoise celebrating her 1st birthday!
Supercute kitten up for adoption! Plz spread the word! :)
Lets Pledge to make this diwali noise free and pollution free for our beloved pets and strays. Happy Diwali!!
Very interesting workshop for dog lovers. I will be covering first aid topics. Do come.
Street Dog First Aid Workshop
The Welfare of Stray Dogs (WSD) would be conducting a half day First-Aid workshop for dog lovers on Sunday, November 10, 2013 at 10:00 am at Girgaum, near Opera House.
The following topics will be covered
1) Basic body language for safe handling.
2) How to examine a dog.
3) Recognition of symptoms & identification of canine diseases
4) Handling Emergencies - poisoning, burns, bleeding, acute vomiting and diarrhoea.
5) Basic First Aid - Treatment of wounds, skin disease.
6) Nursing of pups and kittens
This workshop is interactive wherein demonstrations like muzzling a dog, examination, taking pulse and temperature and application of pressure bandage. A First-Aid care leaflet is also handed out to the participants. The Workshop is conducted by an animal behaviourist, a WSD veterinarian and WSD personnel.
Who should attend
Any street dog lover who wants to learn about basic first-aid for dogs and WSD first-aid volunteers.
Why should you attend
This workshop would be interactive carried out by WSD vets and personnel with demonstrations wherever necessary. A dog-lover feels helpless when a street dog needs medical aid and through the workshop important information on basic first-aid will be imparted so that a trained volunteer or dog-lover can understand identification of basic symptoms. The lives of many street dogs can be saved if they get help before their problems become serious - since street dogs have less access to medical help than pets.
The workshop is FREE but has limited capacity. Interested participants need to register. Call WSD on 64222838 or email: [email protected]
Starback tortoise:
Adult size: 7 to 12 inches
Diet: Star tortoises are herbivores that graze primarily on a variety of low quality, mixed grasses. They also eat opuntia (prickly pear) cactus, succulents, flowers, and weeds. Their natural diet is very high in fiber, high in calcium, and low in sugar and protein. The protein they do eat is all from plants; none is from animal sources. A Star tortoise’s natural diet does not include fruit, which contains high amounts of sugar that can cause bloating and increase parasite load. Anything the tortoise might graze on must be pesticide free.
Some vegetables contain anti-nutritional factors. Oxalic acid and phytic acid bind with minerals, including calcium, preventing the availability of a significant percentage of calcium to the body. Goitrogens affect the absorption of iodine. Purines can increase the amount of uric acid, a particularly serious problem for arid species. Tannins, in high amounts, bind with protein and interfere with digestion. Foods falling into one or more of these categories include beans, beet greens, Brussels sprouts, Swiss chard, cauliflower, cabbage, collard greens, corn, mustard greens, peas, spinach, tofu (and other soy products), and turnip greens. Some of these foods, such as collards, mustard greens, and turnip greens can be part of a varied diet, but keep the amounts relatively low. Other foods to avoid are cat or dog food, meat, and grains.
This budgerigar was presented because of inflammation in the leg. This inflammation was due to excessively tight metal identification tag. The leg was severely infected and hence had to be amputed.
Remember to check the condition of the bird before buying it from the breeder. Also guidance of your vet from time to time will help you to rear healthy birds.
Guinea pigs lack the physical ability to manufacture their own vitamin C, and require an outside source of vitamin C in the form of vegetables and fruits. If a guinea pig does not get enough of this vitamin in its diet, its body's supply of vitamin C will disappear quickly, leaving it vulnerable to a condition called scurvy.
Symptoms of scurvy are:
•Weak and lacking in energy
•Difficulty in walking due to swollen joints
•Spots or subcutaneous bleeding may be noticed just under the surface of the skin
•Small wounds may bleed excessively or not heal as rapidly as normal
•Rough hair coat
•Loss of appetite with concurrent weight loss
•Diarrhea
•Sudden death, if left untreated
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