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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Conditions And Diseases Animal' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Conditions and Diseases Animal Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Conditions And Diseases Animal 1. Learn These Problems Now, And You Can Avoid Your Cat Becoming Ill In The Future - By: Niall Kennedy Cats, like any other animal out there, can become sick. There are several health problems that can affect your cat. If you have never owned one though you may not realize just what those can be. Knowing what to look for can protect your pet's health. The hairball is probably the mo... 2. Dog, Cat, And Other Pet Natural Remedies - By: Joe Rote Since ancient times, hundreds of thousands of known herbs and other natural remedies have been used to treat human illness, and unwanted conditions. Like people, today's pets are affected by the health hazards of pollution, poor nutrition, and stress, and are becoming more and more vulnerable to chr... 3. Owning A Wild Pet Does Not Show Class - By: Joy Cagil Recently, in the Florida Everglades, a 13-foot Burmese pythonand an alligator got into a life and death struggle with eachother. At the end, both animals were dead. Everglades and theentire state of Florida, estuaries, and wildlife habitatsanywhere are teeming with wild animals that had been... 4. How To Choose A Wheelchair For Your Handicapped Dog - By: Jed Baguio If you say wheelchairs, the first thing that comes to your minds are the elderly or handicapped persons. But guess what dog wheelchairs also exist to help your beloved dog recovers from accident or breed related joint ailments. Dogs are known as mans best friend. Dogs are very... 5. Canine Distemper In Ferrets - By: Susan Brown, Dvm *For the purposes of discussion we will refer to the virus thatcauses canine distemper as canine distemper virus (CDV) and thedisease caused by the virus as canine distemper (CD).CAUSECanine distemper (CD) is a contagious disease caused by a largeRNA paramyxovirus. Families of animals ... 6. Cat Diseases : Watch For Early Warnings - By: Marc Deschamps Watch your cat and disease signs that may indicate a variety of health problems. Being alert to these indicators can help treat your cat quickly and efficiently. Bad breath Don't panic if your cat has a bad breath. Check first if he had fish or other food with strong odours. If not, co... 7. Philosophy And Cancer Treatment - By: Simon Mitchell 1000 years ago in Europe pre-Christian tribes originally had a Goddess culture - a matriarchy where the earth and nature and their cycles and secrets were revered. In pre-industrial societies illness was not seen as a 'random assault from outside' but as a deeply significant life event integral to t... 8. We Shouldn't Have Burnt The Witches: Philosophy And Cancer Treatment - By: Simon Mitchell 1000 years ago in Europe pre-Christian tribes originally had a Goddess culture - a matriarchy where the earth and nature and their cycles and secrets were revered. In pre-industrial societies illness was not seen as a 'random assault from outside' but as a deeply significant life ... 9. Pomegranate Might Help In Several Disseases - By: Marcello Segal Pomegranate might fight brain damage in babies 06/29/2005- A mouse study conducted at the Washington University School of Medicine suggests that drinking pomegranate juice during pregnancy may reduce the hypoxia ischemia-related brain injuries in babies, writes Jess Halliday. Hypoxia i... 10. Cholesterol: The Good, The Bad And The Rest. - By: Michael Russell The word 'cholesterol' derives from several Greek words: 'chole' (bile); 'stereos' (solid) and the chemical suffix '-ol' for an alcohol. It was first identified in solid form in gallstones in 1784, but is present in all animal tissue and to some extent in plant membrane too. It is not only ingeste... 11. Pet Obesity - By: Michael Russell Obesity as commonly perceived is not just a problem with human beings. It is prevalent in animals, both wild and pet.. In case of animals it is mostly found in pets. According to a recent research it has been found that about 25% of the pets are obese or overweight. The study and percentages indicat... 12. Bladder Cancer - Risk Factors And Symptoms - By: Michael Russell Bladder cancer is a disease in which there are malignant tumors on the urinary bladder. Bladder cancer is the fourth most common type of cancer for American men and the ninth most common cancer for American women. In the United States, about 47,000 men and 16,000 women are diagnosed with bladder can... 13. Is Common Sense Or Research Needed To Cure Cancer? - By: Dr. Randy Wysong It is an incredible feat that organisms can begin from one cell and then differentiate and compartmentalize into the millions of diverse tissue and organ niches that represent a mature body. Why brain, fingernail, liver, intestine and bone cells ever become what they are is mystery enough. Why the... 14. Our Responsibility To Our Animals - By: Michael Russell Animals along with infinite other life forms, inhabit our planet Earth. Of all natural creatures, humans most resemble animals and are closely related as a life species, but along a different line of evolution. The highly cultivated faculty of human thought and the divine gift of free wi... 15. The Modern Day Food Industry - By: (see Article) The modern food industry rears its animals, grows its crops,manufactures and markets its foods with the impetus to cutcosts, produce and sell more products. To make profit theydisregard animal welfare, promote unhealthy eating and advice,contaminate the land and livestock with pesticides, he... 16. What You Might Not Know About Cholesterol - By: Michael Russell Cholesterol gets a bad rap. That’s because a lot of people have just too much of it. But in reality, it is a necessary component to human and animal life. It assists in such important functions as creating cell tissue and hormones, and protecting nerves. That’s why our bodies produce it. Choles... 17. Green Tea For Breast Cancer - By: Michael Russell Breast cancer is on the rise in the United States and other Western nations. It’s responsible for millions of deaths annually, yet a cure remains elusive. Studies have found some substances, however, that have preventative properties; or that slow the progress of breast cancer. A particular varie... 18. What Illnesses Does Your Cat’s Vaccinations Cover? - By: Michael Russell All felines should be vaccinated annually to protect their health. Even if your cat is indoors, there is a possibility that he may escape and be exposed to harmful diseases. Vaccines typically fall into two categories: core vaccinations that are recommended for all cats, and non-core vaccinations th... 19. Protecting The Smallest Member Of Your Family: A Step-by-step Guide To Pet Insurance - By: Burke Jones Lets face it Fido and Fluffy are an important part of your family. Do you want to have to assign a dollar value to them if they become sick or injured? That may well be the case if you dont have pet health insurance. Rising veterinary costs mean that pet owners can pay hundreds and even... 20. Could Your Dog Or Cat Be At Risk For Kidney Disease? - By: Bev Allen Catching an Illness at an Early Stage Is Your Best Strategy Just like people, animals are susceptible to illness and stress. And, just like people, there is a lot you can do to keep them healthy. Julie noticed her dog, Zac, was drinking more water. Not just once, but several days in a... 21. Pet Insurance-quality Pet Care Is Key - By: Michael Russell When it comes to pet insurance, there is just one main factor in considering what type and how much coverage you want to get on your precious animal. What people spend on their animals is usually decided on the amount of love between the owner and the pet. Obviously, most people love the... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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