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Small pets at risk of heatstroke as temperatures rise, study finds - Vimarsana News

Small pets at risk of heatstroke as temperatures rise, study finds

Warmer weather due to climate crisis puts animals such as guinea pigs, cats and rabbits in danger

Small pet heatstroke risk as temps rise - Vimarsana News

Small pet heatstroke risk as temps rise

Dogs are not the only pets vulnerable to heatstroke, and experts warn people should be aware of the risk to smaller animals like guinea pigs and rabbits, especially ...

Small pets at risk of heatstroke, especially as global temperatures rise – study - Vimarsana News

Small pets at risk of heatstroke, especially as global temperatures rise – study

The researchers say their findings highlight the need for better public awareness about the condition and the risk to animals.

Small pets including guinea pigs and rabbits could be at risk of heatstroke, study warns - Vimarsana News

Small pets including guinea pigs and rabbits could be at risk of heatstroke, study warns

A new study led by Nottinham Trent University suggests that as well as man's best friend, cats, guinea pigs, rabbits and ferrets are also being taken to vets with the condition.

Can Glucosamine for Dogs Help Treat Arthritis and Joint Pain? – American Kennel Club - Vimarsana News

Can Glucosamine for Dogs Help Treat Arthritis and Joint Pain? – American Kennel Club

Many dogs suffer from arthritis as they age. This painful condition, which occurs in dogs and people, results when cartilage, the cushioning between the bones, begins to thin and wear away. As a result, the ends of the bones start to rub against each other, and you may notice your dog starting to limp. Trauma, disease, or normal wear and tear that comes with use over years all may cause arthritis. “While there is no cure for canine arthritis, some treatments can lessen pain and improve mobility,” says Dr. Jerry Klein, the AKC’s chief veterinary officer. What Is Glucosamine?

Source: akc.org