If you can't get to your veterinarian right away (or their office is closed), contact them via phone, call an emergency veterinarian or a pet poison hotline, or have an online veterinary visit.

Photographing birds can be a fun and rewarding experience, if somewhat challenging. It helps if you have great gear but there ...

curid=127506989 Scorpions, especially the emperor and Arizona bark scorpions, are popular but dangerous pets. Their stings can range from painful to life-threatening. Owners must take great care in ...

Two cats in Oregon were euthanized after testing positive for bird flu linked to pet food made from raw chicken. The virus, part of a larger outbreak affecting poultry and other animals, poses low ...

IPOH: The Taiping Zoo and Night Safari staff members came together to save a hornbill’s nest by temporarily providing a perching platform after a 140-year-old raintree fell at the Taiping Lake Gardens ...

Two house cats in Oregon were euthanised after testing positive for bird flu linked to their consumption of pet food made from raw chicken, state agriculture officials said on Friday. The virus ...

encourages people to observe and count bird species in their area. Participants can use the Merlin Bird ID app and report their findings through the eBird app or website. It might be Valentine’s ...

US Cats Euthanized After Testing Positive for Bird Flu Linked to Raw Pet Food By Tom Polansek (Reuters) - Two house cats in Oregon were euthanized after testing positive for bird flu linked to ...

No human cases of bird flu have been linked to handling raw pet food, but people can be infected if the virus enters their eyes, nose or mouth. Bird flu has been spreading in wild birds in the U.S ...

If a pet consumed raw food or milk or had access to outdoor birds, owners should contact a veterinarian immediately. No human cases of bird flu have been linked to handling raw pet food, but people ...

Here’s what to know about the famously affectionate birds Helen Thompson ... Owners of domesticated lovebirds can supplement their pet’s diet with calcium-rich oyster shells and fresh greens.

"Any pet can get a microchip at any age, and it is not much bigger than a vaccine needle," Vawter said. "We do it all the time with distraction, like giving them some cheese or a little bit of ...