Prevention of animal health complications
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Cats are known for being fiercely independent, even unsociable. However, if you have a cat you will have found by now that this idea is not so true to reality. In fact, cats require lots of care and attention, just like any other pet, and they show lots of affection.
It is no surprise, then, if the...
Maine Coon cats are great pets and very healthy animals. But sometimes these poor cats are adopted from breeders or shelters where they are not given the care they need.
This is why it is very important that when you decide to adopt one of these beautiful and elegant animals, you are given all the...
There are few things that make us feel as tenderhearted as seeing how after a cat's pregnancy, the excellent mother cares for her cherished and playful kittens. However, you must be aware that beyond this idyllic sight, many problems can arise if the owners do not want or can't keep the litter.
If...
Self-medicating is a dangerous habit that can endanger human health, and unfortunately some owners have also started to medicate their pets themselves. This is very dangerous for the animals, especially if done with human medicine.
We know that cats, despite being free and independent, are also susceptible...
The American Akita is a breed loved for its great loyalty and fidelity. There are few breeds which show their human families as much devotion as this dog, which also has some equally striking physical characteristics due to its sturdy frame.
Taking in an American Akita is a big responsibility; training...
If your dog has broken a leg, has consumed something they shouldn't have or you want to track their pregnancy, they will need to undergo an ultrasound scan. Don't be scared or frightened, because this can happen to any animal.
To ease any concerns, here at AnimalWised we will give you all the information...
Have you ever wondered why cats adopted from kennels or animal shelters are always neutered? The answer is simple: Neutering or spaying a cat can prevent many infectious diseases, eases the animal's behavior while elongating their life expectancy and prevents colonies of feral cats in the streets.
Moreover,...
The primary function of a dog's anal glands is to lubricate the rectum for better deposition during defecation. Some people may refer to them as anal sacs, which is technically true as they are a sac which contains these glands within. If the sacs aren't cared for regularly enough it can suffer from infections,...
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