Gastrointestinal Diseases from Animals

hound dog breeds :: Article Creator 32 Hound Dog Breeds With Incredible Instincts According to Elvis, hound dogs cry all the time. He's not… totally wrong. A lot of hound dog breeds, like Basset Hounds, were bred to announce themselves and communicate with their fellow hunters. The result is vocal dogs who can regularly be heard howling (or baying, as it's often called). Many hound dog breeds are still used in hunting today, though some, like Dachshunds, have been bred to be more content as show dogs or doting family pets. If you're considering a hound dog breed, get ready for some stubborn, albeit highly playful behavior. What to Consider When Choosing a Hound Dog Breed Almost every single hound dog breed on this list is a handful and not recommended for first-time dog owners. Due to their intense prey drives and hunting instincts, hound dog breeds require firm, consistent training to ensure good behavior down the line. Some aren'

ringworm in animals :: Article Creator Ringworm Of Cattle VY-56 VY-56Animal Health Cooperative Extension ServicePurdue UniversityWest Lafayette, IN 47907 R. L. Morter, D.V.M., C. James Callahan, D.V.M.School of Veterinary Medicine, Purdue University Cause Ringworm is caused by infection of the hair and surface layers of the skin by fungi. It occurs in all species of animals including man. Fungal infections cause little, if any, permanent damage or economic loss. However, because ringworm is a transmissable infectious disease, animals with lesions are barred from exhibitions or shows by regulations of the State Board of Animal Health. Infection of the skin and hair of cattle is most frequently due to Trichophyton verrucosum, a spore forming fungi. Spores are shed from the lesion by broken hairs or scabs from the lesion. The spores remain alive for years in a dry environment; and because they do, halters, grooming equipment, or even a bar

cold blooded animals :: Article Creator Alligators Showcase Unique Cold Survival Tactic During Recent Freeze The recent blast of cold weather has given alligators a chance to show off their way of coping with freezing temperatures. The Swamp Park Outdoor Adventure Center in Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina, posted eerie videos on social media on Sunday showing alligators suspended in frozen ponds with just the tips of their snouts peeking above the ice. In one video, Assistant Manager Scott Perry got up close with one of the "swamp puppies" in their frozen state, reaching out to "boop" one motionless alligator's nose, while warning viewers, "Don't do this at home." "Never in my life did I think I'd do that," Perry said. The park has 12 alligators that state wildlife officials have determined can't return to the wild, often because they have been fed by humans, General Manager George How

chronic giardia in dogs :: Article Creator Lymphoma In Dogs: What Owners Need To Know Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Canine lymphomas are unfortunately among the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs, comprising 7% to 14% of all canine cancers. Canine lymphomas are similar to non-Hodgkin's lymphomas which occur in humans, according to the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine. Both are identical in appearance (under the microscope) and have a similar response to chemotherapy. Scientists have identified over 30 types of canine lymphoma, which can vary in behavior. Some develop more quickly and are life-threatening without treatment, while others develop more slowly and can be managed as a chronic disease. With lymphoma estimated to affect 1 in 15 dogs, it's important to be informed about what causes it, the symptoms