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General Information While many people who live in their [Anoles] native range see them as no more than regular pests, everyone else seems to see Anoles as likely candidates for pets. And I personally feel that if you want something as a pet, it's best to know a little bit about it's significance in this world. It'll help you to better understand your new pet. Anoles are very interesting and very fascinating lizards. They are not ordinary, dime a dozen, run of the mill, typical green lizards. They may not be rare, but they are definitely one of the most amazing members of the reptile community. Green and Brown Anoles are different enough between one another to make most Anole keepers satisfied without the need to experiment with more exotic species. Some people prefer Brown Anoles, some people prefer Green Anoles. But each are just as rewarding to observe and learn about. These lizards have been kept as pets for centuries, and documented as such in the US for roughly the past 43 years. They're in a world between instinct and evolution, and they demand to be respected as pure biological wonders. Description: Green Anoles are of the species Anolis carolinensis . They are small, literally green lizards. Males are generally larger than females, both in length and girth. They appear more massive with larger and longer heads. Males are generally a solid color. Females tend to have a light blue-white pattern running down the middle of their back, but this has also been seen on juvenile males. Green Anoles can shift between being green and brown. They can do it when they're cold, when they're ill, stressed, angry, frightened, or sometimes due to lack of light. True common green Anoles are solid green with little or no patterns on them. Similar species that are very closely related are nearly identical to green Anoles, with the exception of some minor pattern and color differences.

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Monitor Lizard Information Savannah Monitor Home Page Reptile Directory Discussion Forum Member's Pets ... Links and Resources See Also: Savannah Monitor Savannah Care Savannah Feeding Savannah Habitat The Savannah Monitor is one of the "mid sized monitor lizards. Monitors in general are large lizards; the water monitor can reach lengths of nine feet! Most types are not suitable for keeping in captivity by amateurs, many species can be aggressive and difficult to handle. Imagine the difficulties of having a violent lizard twice your size... The Savannah monitor is sold as a pet, and can be kept by the dedicated hobbyist. However, just because it is sold doesn't mean it is suitable for everyone. They are one of the mid-sized species, reaching three to four feet in length when full grown. In general, they can become tame when raised from a young age, handled appropriately and given a proper habitat As with all reptiles, the savannah monitor can suffer from internal and external parasites. Your new monitor should be checked by a vet specializing in reptiles. Make sure to keep it isolated from any other reptiles until it has been examined. Savannah montitors are carnivores, and require careful attention to their

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III. Dogs: Behavior: General Housetraining INDEX You've just gotten a new puppy, and the two of you are about to set out on your most important adventure of all-housebreaking. It may take a few months, but with patience, consistency and praise, you and your pet will come back from the journey victorious. Before you embark, it's good idea to remind yourself that accidents are going to happen. As your puppy grows and develops muscle tone, she will be better able to control herself. Should you see her slip, pick her up and bring her outside or to training papers. Pile on the praise when she concludes her business in the appropriate place. Never rub her nose in it. This will only confuse her. One of the most effective ways to teach your pup where and when to eliminate is the confinement method. First, get her set up in a training crate. This should be her own special den with some toys and a bed or blanket for sleeping. It's imperative that you take her out frequently so she never eliminates in her crate. If you are consistent, your pup will learn to associate her distaste for soiling in her special place with soiling in the house.

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Rabies Contents General Information What to Do if Bitten HomeVet Return to menu. *ENTER SUBTOPIC *ENTER BODYTEXT PARAGRAPH* Return to menu. General Information Rabies is a fatal disease caused by a virus. All warm-blooded animals are susceptible. The disease is usually spread when an infected animal bites another animal or person. The bitten animal or person will not become infected, however, unless the saliva of the sick animal contains the rabies virus at the time of the bite. The bat, skunk raccoon, and fox are the most commonly infected wild animals. Dogs and cats are the most commonly infected domestic animals. Because the signs of rabies vary, diagnosis is very difficult while the animal is alive. The only positive diagnosis is by laboratory examination of the brain. Early in the disease, affected animals may show a slight change in behavior or temperament. As the disease progresses, the animal becomes restless and excitable, and may have a tendency to roam or eat unusual objects. The animal then may have trouble swallowing and may begin to drool excessively. Frequently the animal becomes vicious. Convulsions may occur and are usually fatal. Some animals do not die in convulsions, but instead suffer paralysis of the lower jaw. Shortly after this, the paralysis spreads over the body and death occurs. This is called "dumb" rabies.

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David Levine's Homepage - with links and general information concerning rehabilitation and physical therapy for animals Table of Contents: Current News and Information Facilities Providing Animal Physical Therapy References on Animal Physical Therapy Upcoming Courses and Conferences ... David Levine, PhD, PT, OCS UC Foundation Professor of Physical Therapy Board Certified Specialist in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Department of Physical Therapy Adjunct Associate Professor, The University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine Adjunct Professor, North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine Vice-President, Animal Physical Therapist Special Interest Group, Orthopaedic Section, APTA, Inc. Physical Therapist, Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation Current News and Information Canine Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy now available! First Edition, 2004 Hardcover, 526 pages Link to Amazon Link to Elsevier Science Link to the Third International Symposium on Rehabilitation ... The Second International Symposium on Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy in Veterinary Medicine was held at the University of Tennessee from August 10-14, 2002. Over 400 attendees from 22 countries participated. Copies of the proceedings are available for purchase by emailing David Levine at David-Levine@utc.edu

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74. Spiny Mouse General Pet Care And Maintenance Information. Spiny Mouse pet care and Maintenance information. Spiny mice are incredibly simple animals to care for, and require no specialized http://www.pogstarhedgehogs.com/spinymice/s_care.html

Spiny Mouse Pet Care and Maintenance Information Spiny mice are incredibly simple animals to care for, and require no specialized care or maintenance, other than their need to be protected from low temperatures or severe drafts. Being natural desert creatures, Spiny mice do best with a low humidity level and in temperatures ideally no lower than 75 degrees, and certainly no lower than 65 degrees at any time. Probably the most ideal cage for these mice is a good sized aquarium with a tight fitting lid, and this is especially a good idea if they are being kept in a location where temperature may be a concern. A reptile heater can be attached to the bottom or back of an aquarium to provide radiant heat, and the glass sides naturally help to protect against cool draft. Two mice can comfortably live in a 10 gallon, but for any more than that a 20 long aquarium would be a better size. You can, of course, go even larger, just remember that length and width is far more useful than height to them. Under no circumstances should a single spiny mouse be kept as a pet. They are extremely social animals who naturally live in large groups and are very socially interactive. At the very least, two animals can do quite well together and require no more care or space than one would. The added benefit of keeping two or more mice together, beyond their happiness and health, is getting to watch the wide range of fascinating social interactions that take place between them. With their extremely social nature, two males can even be kept together quite comfortably if introduced at a young age, and almost any combination of mice will live happily together if introduced into neutral territory (a clean cage with fresh bedding) and given plenty of space.

75. MSNBC - Pet Privacy: The Latest Trend In Animal Care? said she has seen veterinary offices refuse to release even the most general information about trends pet privacy The latest trend in animal care? http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5021668

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money document.write('') Web Search: logoImg("http://sc.msn.com"); MSNBC News Alerts Newsletters Help ... MSNBC Shopping Search MSNBC: Advanced Search   RESOURCE GUIDE Buy Life Insurance Yellow pages expedia.com Shopping ... Small Business Tips Pet privacy: The latest trend in animal care? Vet hospitals applying confidentiality rules to their patients Rick O'quinn / University of Georgia Gail Davison draws blood from a cat named Garfield at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine. The Associated Press Updated: 4:13 p.m. ET May 26, 2004 ATHENS, Ga. - The University of Georgia’s veterinary hospital treats thousands of horses, cats, dogs, birds, reptiles and other pets each year. But don’t ask about them — that’s information for their owners only. advertisement Hospital officials apply the same confidentiality rules for humans to their animal patients. That means no disclosure of medical conditions, no photos taken without an owner’s consent. It even extends to the large animal unit, where milling about is not allowed. An owner can stand only near the stall of his pet. “It’s like a human hospital,” said LaDon Wallis, a new graduate of UGA’s veterinarian school who has worked at its animal hospital for six years. “It’s not just this place where animals are having a field day like a park. People should respect that.”

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Pets General Birds Dogs Cats ... Fish General Acme Pets : This is a commerical site which provides information on pet care and space for not-for-profit organizations involved in pet care to have free web space. The information is well organized and covers: dogs, cats, birds, fish, reptiles, and exotics. Reference is made to appropriate pages such as the American Animal Hospital Association home page. Pets Connection Good site for general information on dogs, cats, birds, fish, and small rodents. Healthy Pets This is web site maintained by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). Included at this site is a locator tool for finding an animal hospital near you, pet care tips, a pet care library, and Pet Planet Newsletter. The more common types of pets are covered: dogs, cats, birds. Pet Poison Guide This page is from the American Veterinary Medical Association. It provides information on drugs, plants, household products, and some miscellanous items such as garbage. Each item is rated on a scale of dangerous, highly dangerous, or emergency. Pet Loss Support Page Site maintained by Moira Anderson, author of Coping with Sorrow on the Loss of Your Pet.

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The best of the internet travel finance jobs homes ... education Search the web: Go Lifestyle Horoscopes Dating Search Activity Gift Search Gift Search ... Broadband Internet Directory Lifestyle Sites Men Women Kids ... Christmas Partner Offers PC Offers UK Net Guide Pets Need to find out some pet particulars? Click on the sites below for in-depth information on various breeds, helpful advice and guides to caring for your pet. Sponsored Links Pet Photo Gifts Mugs, mouse mats and T-shirts with a photo on them make great gifts. Pet Mats, Odour Controller, First Aid Protect the luggage area of your car with a pet mat or one of our Hatchbag... Which? Report on Pet Retailers Which? Online gives unbiased advice and information on a range of products... Pet Products and Gifts to Buy Online All types of pet products to buy online or over the phone at the Bensen... Listings Sites found: 13 Listing entries 1 to 10 Mypetstop Comment: It's all about your pet! Mypetstop is your one stop for pet care and breed information, vet advice, breeder contacts, and fun. Become a member to get your own interactive homepage, have your say in the discussion forums and show off your pet's photos. Their education area offers a wealth of information for the kids. Dog Room Comment: The purpose of this site is to provide information, contacts, internet links and fun pages to all dog lovers mainly in the UK. Check out the different dog breeds, find out about dog behaviour and get a lot of useful general information. Other sections include information on dog breeders, boarding kennels, vets and charities.

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79. Berkeley Animal Care Services General Information Berkeley Animal care Services general information. pet adoptions; Animal impound; Community education. Due to union regulations, Animal care Services Officers http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/animalservices/generalinfo.html

Animal Care Services, 2013 Second Street, Berkeley, CA 94710 TEL: (510) 981-6600, TDD: (510) 981-6903, Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., and Sat. 10a.m. - 4 p.m. Wed. 10a.m. - 7p.m., Sun 11a.m. - 3p.m. Email: animalservices@ci.berkeley.ca.us General Information City Dog Regulations Adoptions ... Volunteer Program Berkeley Animal Care Services General Information 2013 Second Street (between Addison and Hearst) Berkeley Animal Care Services hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10:00 to 4:00 Wednesday 10:00 to 7:00 Sunday 11:00 to 3:00 The shelter is not open to the public on City of Berkeley Holidays Animal Care Services Officers are available to respond to animal emergencies seven days a week. The shelter services the cities of Berkeley and Albany and provides shelter-only (impound) services for the cities of Piedmont, and Emeryville. Vaccinations All dogs are given a DHLPP vaccination. Cats are given a FELOVAX LV-K vaccination. Rabies vaccinations, which must be given by a licensed veterinarian, are not given to animals during their stay in this shelter. (Cats are not tested for feline leukemia, FIV, and FIP.)

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