4 All Pet Lovers

ANIMAL ABUSE
Dogs and cats (mostly pets belonging to some other humans) abused/ tortured/ beaten/ smacked/ drowned/ smitten to death.
justice? what’s the penalty, dear Malaysia?

DOG ABUSED?

CAT ABUSED?

DOG AND CAT (pet) CEMETERY? (memorial service?)

who’s the animal here, dear animal abuser?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5_wyL_c7dc
These @#$%^ acts and people has made me lost for words. I can’t describe all the storms within my [...]

Today I saw a cat with a blue tongue (for the first time!) and when I enquired further, the owner admitted that she fed the poor cat panadol!

“It was only a quarter tablet,” she says. And the cat turned blue minutes later. The cat was immediately given an antidote, and hospitalized.

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Bring your pet to [...]

Here are some tips from the Code of Practice for animal welfare in England, with some of it being downright disgracing human intellectuals. But then again… if these what is contained in the code is common-sense.. why, then are people doing it? Ironic, isn’t it? =)
 
Top tips from the code of practice:
§     Your cat should [...]

Kittens get their very first antibodies from the dam’s colostrums, which protects them from many diseases right from birth up to 6 weeks old, and thereafter starts to wane. This is when your kitten’s vaccination program should start kicking in.
 
Unlike dogs, kittens need to get only one booster for their Kitten Vaccination Program. Thus kittens [...]

A vaccine contains dead/weakened virus/ bacteria. When your cat/dog is vaccinated (through injection or nasal drops), the vaccine “teaches” your cat/dog how to defend itself against the contained viruses/bacteria by creating and mounting escalated immune response.
 
Thus the very purpose of vaccination is to protect your cat/dog against the viruses/bacteria, many of which are deadly [...]

Bring your pet to the vet immediately if your dog/cat has ingested Panadol® or Tylenol ® (paracetamol or acetaminophen). Do not wait for the symptoms or signs of toxicity to appear. The earlier your pet receives the treatment, the better the chances, regardless of the dose.
Paracetamol Poisoning First Aid (applicable for both cats and dogs)
Ï   Induce vomiting [...]