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  It's always a nightmare for a pet owner - your dog is lost. Your dog outdoors is exposed to the weather and dangers alone. You do not know where they are and you do not know how to find them. Many dogs just love to explore and some breeds tend to deviate more than others. Dogs hunting like beetles are more fortunate than other breeds of dogs and will soon emerge unscathed. Hunting dogs are not the only ones who can get lost. Dogs and cats run away all the time. Whether it’s a dog jumping under your feet as you open the door or a runaway cat over the weekend. Pets also face all kinds of dangers while traveling with their owners. If you are a pet and you lose getting it soon it will reduce the risk of serious injury. A pet that gets lost in the evening is less likely to be found safe and brought back to life. Cold temperatures and traffic accidents increase and your pet is at greater risk of being attacked by wild animals again. If all of this sounds like a bad dream to you there i

  Like any other animal, dogs, if not properly cared for and properly cared for, can become infected. Here are some parasites that cause dog diseases. - Heartworm. A mosquito bite causes the heart worm to be present in the dog and will stay in your pet's heart and nearby blood vessels. A dog infected with a heart attack looks dull and may have a persistent cough. If possible, ask your veterinarian if your dog can be given heartworm if it is mosquitoes' time. - Hookworm. Hookworms can be passed on from a puppy to a puppy during birth or before birth. Hookworms cause a dog to have anemia and loss of appetite. - Round caterpillar. The transmission of roundworms is very similar to how hookworms are transmitted to a dog. An infected dog usually has a potbelly. Worms cause pneumonia, diarrhea, dehydration, poor growth and vomiting. - Worm. A dog becomes worm when it swallows fleas carrying worms. A lot of obvious signs don’t usually show up, but on the dog’s path, you could see depos

  A unique and intricate Siamese cat comes from Thailand. They were always popular breeds of cats, some even living in royal palaces. Siamese cats, in the past, were trusted to protect royal palaces and palaces from evil spirits. These cats were also thought to bring good luck to their owners. In 1884, the first Siamese cats began to travel to England, when they were presented as gifts to a British general. After that, they eventually moved to America. Nowadays, Siamese cats are one of the most popular breeds. Siamese cats are undoubtedly the most famous short-haired cat and are among the top three in all cat breeds. Although there are different colors in this genre, some questions are what makes a cat a true Siamese cat. These cats have always been known for their light-colored bodies, with dark spots everywhere. The darkest areas found on their body usually surround the feet, tail, legs or face. They can weigh anywhere between six and 16 pounds, with bright eyes that are often plante