How do cats view humans? Cats see humans as big, uncoordinated cats. But what matters most to them is the love and care you give them. A typical day for your cat A cat’s day is occupied with many activities, i.e., grooming, sleeping, hunting, playing, feeding, roaming, scratching, observing, etc. Sleeping is the most enjoyable […]
Read MoreAre you a rabbit farmer tired of losing rabbits to preventable diseases? Get a simple solution for the common rabbit disease in Uganda. With an increased demand for white meat in Uganda, rabbit meat provides a delicious and nutritious alternative. The number of rabbits increased from 373,200 (2008) to 2.2 million (2021). Diseases, deaths, and […]
Read MoreHas a dog bitten you? Rush to the nearest health facility to get post-exposure rabies shots. With many stray dogs in Uganda, dog bites are common, mostly among kids and drunkards. Handle all bites from stray dogs as a bite from a rabid dog, and you should immediately seek treatment from a nearby health facility. […]
Read MoreIs your dog injured, poisoned, or bitten by a snake? Get the simplest first aid to give to your dog as you prepare for a vet visit. First aid is the immediate treatment or things done to stop, reduce, or alleviate the disease or conditions in your dog. First aid temporarily relieves your pet as […]
Read MorePets in Uganda are affected by ecto and endoparasites. i.e., endoparasites such as worms. Ectoparasites include ticks, fleas, mites, louse, and myiatic larvae. In this blog post, we list the common parasites among dogs and cats in Uganda, how to prevent or treat them, and the best drugs available for parasites among pets. Are parasites […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know about veterinary health certificates for dogs and cats as a pet parent in Uganda as you prepare to travel aboard What is a veterinary health certificate? It is a document issued by a licensed veterinarian showing the health state of your pet that certifies your pet fit or unfit for […]
Read MoreSneezing in parrots indicates an abnormality in the upper respiratory system, i.e., the trachea, pharynx, and nostrils. The abnormality can be a foreign body, viral, bacterial, or fungal infections, or environmental irritants such as perfumes, smoke, and oils. Check-in with the nearby veterinarian for proper diagnosis. We discuss the common causes of sneezing in parrots, […]
Read MoreIs it normal for my parrot to pull out its feathers? Feather plucking is a sign of an underlying abnormality in your parrot, i.e., stress, allergies, parasites, fungal infection, etc. Get a veterinary checkup to determine why your parrot is pulling out its feathers. Feather plucking is a common vice among parrots, both in individually […]
Read MoreIs the vulva or the penis of your dog having multiple reddened lumps or swellings? What could they be? TVT is a sexually transmitted cancer among dogs that presents with multiple fragile cauliflower lumps on their genitals that drip red substances. How long does it take to cure TVT in dogs? 14 days to 30 […]
Read MoreThe cat cocktail vaccine is as important as the rabies vaccine for your cat. It protects your cat against the following diseases: feline enteritis, feline leukemia, feline rhinotracheitis, feline chlamydia, and feline calicivirus. Be in contact with your local veterinarian to get your cat vaccinated. 5 in 1, 4 in 1, and 3 in 1 […]
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