• Avian Influenza

    Avian Influenza

    1. Overview: (1) Concept: Avian influenza (avian influenza) is a systemic highly contagious infectious disease in poultry caused by certain pathogenic serotype strains of type A influenza viruses. Clinical symptoms: difficulty breathing, decreased egg production, serosal hemorrhage in organs thro...
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  • Olive Egger

    Olive Egger

      Olive Egger An Olive Egger is not a true chicken breed; it’s a mix of a dark brown egg layer and a blue egg layer. Most Olive Eggers are a mix of Marans chicken and Araucanas, where Marans lay dark brown eggs, and Araucanas lay light blue eggs. Egg Color Crossbreeding these chickens resul...
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  • Characteristics of lactating kittens

    Characteristics of lactating kittens

    Characteristics of lactating kittens Cats in the lactation stage have fast growth and development, but are not mature enough physiologically. In terms of breeding and management, they must adapt to the following characteristics:   (1) Newborn kittens grow rapidly. This is based on its vigoro...
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  • Symptoms and treatment of feline calicivirus infection

    Symptoms and treatment of feline calicivirus infection

    Symptoms and treatment of feline calicivirus infection Cat calicivirus infection, also known as feline infectious rhinoconjunctivitis, is a type of viral respiratory disease in cats. Its clinical features include rhinitis, conjunctivitis, and pneumonia, and it has a biphasic fever type. The disea...
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  • What causes cats to pee frequently, one drop at a time?

    What causes cats to pee frequently, one drop at a time?

    What causes cats to pee frequently, one drop at a time? The cat frequently goes to the toilet and only urinates one drop each time, may be because the cat suffers from cystitis or urethritis and urethral stone caused, under normal circumstances, urethral stone female cat is not get, generally o...
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  • How different is owning a dog from owning a cat?

    How different is owning a dog from owning a cat?

    How different is owning a dog from owning a cat? FACE SCORE If you are a person who has high requirements for face score, since we now call “appearance control”, the editor recommends that it is most suitable for you to raise a cat. Cats are definitely responsible for the beauty of ...
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  • Symptoms of Newcastle Disease

    Symptoms of Newcastle Disease

    Symptoms of Newcastle Disease The symptoms vary a lot depending on the virus strain causing the disease. One or more of the following body systems are attacked: the nervous system the respiratory system the digestive system Most infected chickens will show respiratory problems such as: gasping ...
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  • What is Newcastle Disease?

    What is Newcastle Disease?

    What is Newcastle Disease? Newcastle disease is a widespread, highly contagious disease caused by the avian paramyxovirus (APMV), also known as Newcastle disease virus (NDV). It targets chickens and many other birds. There are various strains of the virus circulating. Some incur mild symptoms, w...
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  • How different is owning a dog from owning a cat?

    How different is owning a dog from owning a cat?

    How different is owning a dog from owning a cat? I Appearance-level aspect If you are a person who demands a high level of appearance, which is what we now call “face control”, Xiaobian suggests that you get a cat is the most suitable. Because the cat is definitely the appearance leve...
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  • How to treat ringworm on cat toes?

    How to treat ringworm on cat toes? Ringworm on cats’ toes must be treated promptly, because ringworm spreads quickly. If the cat scratches its body with its claws, it will be transmitted to the body. If the owner doesn’t know how to deal with cat ringworm, he can refer to the following meth...
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  • Correction of Dog’s Food Protection Behavior Part 2

    Correction of Dog’s Food Protection Behavior Part 2 - one - In the previous article “Correcting Dog Food Protection Behavior (Part 2)”, we detailed the nature of dog food protection behavior, the performance of dog food protection, and why some dogs exhibit obvious food protect...
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  • Correction of Dog’s Food Protection Behavior Part 1

      Correction of Dog’s Food Protection Behavior Part 1 01 Animal resource conservation behavior A friend left a message for me a few days ago, hoping that we can introduce how to correct dog feeding behavior? This is a very big topic, and it may be difficult to clear an article. Theref...
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  • How To Wash Fresh Eggs?

    How To Wash Fresh Eggs? There is a lot of debate going on about whether to wash fresh farm eggs or not. Fresh eggs can get dirty with feathers, dirt, feces, and blood,… so we understand the need to clean and disinfect your hens’ fresh eggs before eating or storing them. We’ll explain all pros an...
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  • Chronic Respiratory Disease in Chickens

    Chronic Respiratory Disease in Chickens Chronic Respiratory Disease is one of the most common bacterial infections threatening flocks worldwide. Once it enters the flock, it’s there to stay. Is it possible to keep it out and what to do when one of your chickens is infected? What is Chronic Respi...
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  • Pet Health: Infancy​

    Pet Health: Infancy​

    Pet Health: Infancy   What should we do?   Body checkup:   The physical examination of puppies and kittens is very important. Obvious congenital diseases can be discovered through physical examination. So even if they are bouncing around as children, you still need to take them ...
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