You'll have a healthier heart - Owning any pet is good for your heart. Cats in particular lower your stress level and lower the amount of anxiety in your life. Petting a cat has a positive calming effect.
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Exotic animals — lions, tigers, wolves, bears, reptiles, non-human primates — belong in their natural habitats and not in the hands of private individuals as “pets.”
By their very nature, these animals are wild and potentially dangerous and, as such,...
You should be prepared to give your pet a lifelong home and understand that you may have to compromise on certain aspects of your life.
Remember, a pet needs just as much care and attention as a child...
World Animal Protection has raised concern about the safety of pork and poultry meat from supermarkets after a recent study found significant bacterial contamination on these products. The study which was conducted between April and July 2020 saw a total of 187 pork samples and 206...
Provide a protected and clean living environment for your dog.
Always keep fresh water available.
Feed a quality diet and prevent obesity.
Have your pet examined by a veterinarian on a regular basis.
Provide ample opportunities to exercise.
Nairobi, 31st March 2021: Some global food brands are stubbornly resistant to improving animal welfare standards, according to a new report launched today by World Animal Protection.
The 2020 BBFAW Benchmark report reveals that 59 of the 150 companies appear in the lowest tiers...
Dog owners generally have a stronger immune system, helping them to stay well and spend less time getting over sickness and bugs. In fact, dog owners visit the doctor less often than non-dog owners, and are less likely...
Chickens are omnivores:
Many people think chickens are vegetarians, but besides eating seeds, grass, and grain, they will catch and eat insects, lizards, toad, and even field mice.
Chickens have great memories & can recognize over 100 faces:
Everyone with...
The six essential nutrients your dog needs include water, fat, protein, carbs, vitamins and minerals.
1. Water
Water makes up 70 to 80 percent of a mature dog’s body mass. Without water, your dog will not be able to function correctly. The purpose of water...
Water is needed by the animal in order to keep its body at a relatively stable temperature. It keeps the body cool through the production and evaporation of sweat.
Water is also necessary for digestion and absorption of feed, and aids in the...
