A chicken breed’s rarity is a very subjective concept. How many times have you seen chickens marketed as unusual or even highly rare only to discover that, although the breed is uncommon, it isn’t scarce? We’re going to take a look at rare chicken breeds today. 1. Black penedesenca These are a strong Spanish chocolate… Continue reading 10 Rare Chicken Breeds in the World
Author: Oluwafemi Peter
10 Most Expensive Fishes in the Word
The diversity of fish species found around the world is one of nature’s most abundant gifts. Many people adore the most popular goldfish, but some fish lovers prefer something a little different. There are several different kinds of fish, and some are very expensive. The price of a fish is usually determined by how rare,… Continue reading 10 Most Expensive Fishes in the Word
7 Most Popular Hairless Cat Breeds in the World
Hairless cats have a distinct appearance, but they have a dedicated following. What is the reason for this? Ok, they’re super smart—some people also say that they’re more intelligent than other breeds. We will not take sides, but we have put together a few of our favorite hairless cat breeds below. These are the hairless… Continue reading 7 Most Popular Hairless Cat Breeds in the World
Toxoplasmosis in Cats
Toxoplasmosis is a parasitic infection induced by Toxoplasma gondii, a microscopic parasite. It can be found in a variety of animal species, but cats are the most common carriers of the parasite to humans. Toxoplasmosis affects over 40 million people in the United States. People and animals rarely display symptoms during or after infection, although… Continue reading Toxoplasmosis in Cats
What Do Jellyfish Eat?
Jellyfish, which have umbrella-shaped bells and trailing tentacles, are mostly free-swimming marine species. These aquatic creatures can be found in all types of ocean water, but they prefer warm tropical and cold arctic waters. These animals aren’t fish at all; they’re invertebrates because they don’t have any bones. Furthermore, jellyfish lack brains, cores, lungs, and… Continue reading What Do Jellyfish Eat?
Lyme Disease in Cats
Lyme disease is among the most common tick-transmitted diseases globally, although it is rare in cats. The condition is caused by a bacteria spirochete species belonging to the Borrelia burgdorferi genus. The most common clinical symptom in cats is lameness due to joint inflammation, a loss of appetite, and lethargy. Some cats develop kidney problems,… Continue reading Lyme Disease in Cats
Autoimmune Disease in Cats
The symptoms of systemic autoimmune disease in cats, such as lack of energy, fatigue, skin ulcers, joint pain, and weight loss, are usually unclear. A definitive cause is often not recognised, but a genetic pattern (such as with Persians and their crosses) or viral causes is suspected in many instances. The outlook for the long… Continue reading Autoimmune Disease in Cats
Cherry Eye in Dogs
The ‘third eyelid’ or Cherry Eye is a condition that develops when the nictitating membrane or third eyelid is shifted from its position and protrudes over part of the eye. Apart from cats and dogs, the third eyelid can be found in a variety of animals and also plays a significant role in vision, allowing… Continue reading Cherry Eye in Dogs
Addison’s Disease in Cats
The adrenal glands in a feline are positioned in front of the right and left kidneys. There are two important parts of each adrenal gland that include the cortex(outer layer)and the medulla (the center). The adrenal cortex consists of three layers, and each contains a different collection of steroidal hormones. They include the following: The… Continue reading Addison’s Disease in Cats
Autoimmune Disease in Dogs
Autoimmune disease in dogs occurs at any age and is uncommon. It happens when the entire body of the dog develops and deposits high antigen-antibody complexes, targeting cells, organs and tissues as they would usually target diseases. Systemic autoimmune disease in dogs refers to a variety of autoimmune diseases in which a dog’s immune system,… Continue reading Autoimmune Disease in Dogs