Police in Taiwan were forced to shoot a crocodile after it bit off the arm of the zoo veterinarian treating it, an official said on Wednesday.Dramatic television footage showed a police officer firing on the animal to wrest the severed limb from
Genre: Funny Videos
by: ANDYGIL
Tartar buildup can lead to oral disease and even diseased organs. At last, tartar-fighting ingredients are showing up in biscuits that dogs just can’t seem to resist….
Genre: Animal Videos
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Airs Wednesday April 29 at 10/9c on HISTORY. It’s a disturbing pattern that’s been going on for the past 40 years -- thousands of cows seemingly slaughtered in the same strange, meticulous way, on ranches around the world. This pattern has mystified ranchers, veterinarians, and law enforcement officials. Eyewitnesses report UFOs and black helicopters in the area where cows are turning up dead. Could someone be carrying out a macabre harvest? UFO Hunters are hot on the trail of a recent mutilation case, analyzing the entire phenomenon. Join other fans on Facebook: http://bit.ly/Kb87I or visit the official website at http://www.history.com/minisites/ufohunters
Genre: Entertainment
by: TheHistoryChanne
Landmark research heralds new era in dog heart treatment and longer life for dogs Veterinarians and dog owners are today welcoming new research that delivers the promise of an extended happy life together for millions of dog owners and their pets. The three-year study demonstrates that dogs suffering from the most common type of heart failure live on average 91% (267 days vs. 140 days) longer when treated with the product Vetmedin® (pimobendan) compared with another common treatment option. Results from the QUEST (Quality of Life and Extension of Survival Time) study, published in the current issue of the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, mark a significant milestone in canine cardiac health. Experts report that 25% of all small to medium-sized dogs over the age of seven are likely to suffer from heart disease at some point in their life2, and 75% of those cases are caused by myxomatous mitral valve disease (MMVD)3, sometimes known as "valvular insufficiency" or "endocardiosis". To view ...
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