|
Did You Know?
|
| Stories 1 to 10 of 16 |
|
|
|
Raising Poddy Lambs
Orphan lambs may arise after the death of the ewe or due to abandonment or rejection, especially by first time or maiden ewes and those with multiple lambs. Raising orphan or poddy lambs by hand is a lot of hard work, but the results are well worth it.
|
Crying Wolf
Have you seen the wolf in your pup’s clothing? Many of your pup’s strange habits come straight from your pup’s wolf-like ancestors.
|
Did You Know That?
Pets are fascinating creatures. They entertain us, protect us and keep us company but, when we look at pets and the rest of the animal kingdom, an array or fascinating facts abound.
|
The AQIS Detector Dog Program
Quarantine detector dog teams working at international airports, mail centres and private couriers' depots play a vital role in helping to protect Australia from exotic pests and diseases. The dogs are trained to sniff out more than 30 different items.
|
The Ten Tenets Of Pet Care
Do you know the most important aspects of pet care? If you follow these Ten Tenets of Pet Care, you’ll be certain to have a happy healthy pet.
|
A Day In The Life Of a Veterinarian
Do you want to be a vet? It would be fun to play with fluffy kitties and cuddly puppies all day, wouldn't it? But what else does a vet do? Read a page out of a vet's diary to find out.
|
Wildlife Recue & First Aid
Occasionally, you may find an injured or orphaned wild animal. What should you do with it and how can you tell if it is in need of rescuing?
|
Where Do Purrs Come From?
A cat’s purr is indeed a wondrous thing. But why does the cat seem to vibrate and shake so strongly when the purring really gets going? Have you ever thought about where in that furry, soft body the purr actually comes from?
|
Diseases You Can Catch From Your Pets
Can your dog spread disease with ease? And what about your cat? Are there man-eating microbes oozing from every one of your cat's hair follicles?
|
What are 'Crazy Crabs'?
Crazy Crabs are actually land hermit crabs. These crabs are native to Australia and are usually found along beaches and around mangrove swamps in the tropical northern regions.
|
|
|
|
