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Preity Zinta Drops Photo With Salman Khan’s Late Pet Dog Myjaan: ‘She Made Sure No One Came Near Me’

Salman Khan recently paid tribute to his late pet dogs.

Salman Khan recently paid tribute to his late pet dogs.

Salman Khan’s love for his beloved pets is known to one and all. His pets – Myson and Myjaan – passed away in 2009.

Salman Khan’s love for his beloved pets is known to one and all. His pets – Myson and Myjaan – passed away in 2009. Myjaan breathed his last when Salman was shooting for London Dreams in Mumbai and reports were rife that he rushed home, leaving the shoot midway. Not just Salman and his family but his film colleagues and friends, too, were close to his pets. On Thursday, Preity Zinta took to Instagram to share an adorable photo with Myjaan and wrote a sweet note, recalling the day out with the pooch.

Sharing a photo of herself with Myjaan on a Goa beach, she wrote, “One of my favorite photos and memory This was taken in Goa… #Myjaan n me on the beach . She made sure no one came near me I thought I would take her for a walk, but it was definitely the other way around @beingsalmankhan warned me that she might drag me all over the beach, but I was determined.

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COASTAL LAVENDER AND ALOE OASIS

The cutting-edge formula features engineered pheromone isolates and natural botanicals to alleviate stress in dogs and cats.

CHARLOTTE, NC, March 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — ScentAir, a pioneer in scent marketing solutions, has added two new fragrances to their growing line of pet calming fragrances, designed to alleviate anxiety in dogs and cats. Coastal Lavender and Aloe Oasis, powered by ScentAir’s Pet Calming Complex (PCC), combines engineered pheromone isolates and botanical extracts to create a soothing environment for pets.

Both fragrances target nervousness, anxiety and stress induced by various environmental factors such as loud noises, separation anxiety and interactions with other pets or visitors. ScentAir’s proprietary PCC formula uses universal mammal pheromone isolates and natural botanicals to instill a sense of security and tranquility in pets.

Dogs and cats naturally respond to pheromone chemical messages released in the air, which can have a calming effect. By incorporating industry-recognized components like engineered pheromone isolates and Valerian Root botanical extract, Coastal Lavender and Aloe Oasis promote relaxation and reduce anxiety levels in pets.

Coastal Lavender offers a refreshing blend of chamomile, eucalyptus and

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New York seized his pet alligator. Now he wants Albert back : NPR

This photo provided by Tony Cavallaro shows his alligator, Albert, inside the custom enclosure he built for the reptile in his house in Hamburg, NY The alligator was seized by the Department of Environmental Conservation in mid-March.

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This photo provided by Tony Cavallaro shows his alligator, Albert, inside the custom enclosure he built for the reptile in his house in Hamburg, NY The alligator was seized by the Department of Environmental Conservation in mid-March.

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HAMBURG, NY — The owner of an alligator recently seized by conservation officers in New York is fighting for its return, saying the reptile he named Albert and has shared a home with for more than three decades is a gentle giant that’s no danger to anyone.

Officers a week ago met Tony Cavallaro in the driveway of his suburban Buffalo home with a warrant, before sedating the 12-foot, 750-pound alligator, taping his mouth and driving him away in a van.

Cavallaro’s license to keep Albert, who is 34 years old, had expired in 2021, the Department of Environmental Conservation said. But even if it had been renewed, Cavallaro had

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The pet hotel with 5 Bones « Euro Weekly News

The Five Bone Hotel, which is owned and run by Mark and Anita Naylor is now in its 25th year of successful trading.

The couple attributes this to the fact that they love their work, and this shines through in all that they do, as well as their combined 58 years of professional animal care experience.

Anita has been a dog groomer for 28 years and was a UK trained veterinary nurse while Mark has now run the kennels for 25 years. They consider their business a way of life, and this is reflected in their dedication. Their complete commitment means it is not necessary to book an appointment to view the premises, come along during opening hours Mon to Sat 09.30 to 12.30 and 18.00 to 19.00 and Sundays 09.30 to 10.30.

Safe and sound

Within extensive secure gardens, clean individual spaces for the pets where they can have their own home comforts. In this welcoming environment, pets find examples of stimulation, fresh air, freedom, and companionship. There is a huge, fully fenced field for dogs to run around in and the Cattery has a completely wired in garden to allow each cat

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Dangerous pet product collared by EPA IG

A potent brand of bug-killing dog and cat collars has killed thousands of dogs and cats. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has known about the Seresto Pet Collars for years. Problems even reached the ears of Congress, which investigated the collars and the EPA a couple of years ago. Now the agency’s office of inspector general has released a detailed look at the matter with a long list of recommendations. For more, Tom Temin spoke with Paul Bergstrand, the Assistant IG for Special Reviews and Evaluations.

Tom Temin And tell us, first of all, what happened here. There’s a long list of reports coming in from the public about this particular product. Tell us the background here.

Paul Bergstrand So Seresto Pet Collars are intended for use on dogs and cats, and they’re meant to control fleas, ticks, mosquitoes and other pests. In March of 2021, media reports that there were over 1500 pets had died and many more of them fell ill while using Seresto Pet Collars. And by November 2022, the EPA had received more than 2500 pet incident reports and nearly 900 human pesticides incident reports.

Tom Temin Right. So people by the thousands were calling the

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Tips to keep you and your pets safe as gator mating season approaches

As temperatures heat up, alligators are becoming more active across the Sunshine State.

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And with alligator mating season fast approaching, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission wants to remind residents to be careful in areas where gators could be present.

The are an estimated 1.3 million alligators in Florida and can be found in all 67 counties in any body of water.

Read: Volusia County to hold series of meetings to prepare residents for hurricane season

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PAL, Jasper County Sheriff offer free vaccines for pets – The Island News – Beaufort, SC

From staff reports

Palmetto Animal League and the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office are teaming up to provide a free Pet Vaccination Clinic on Saturday, March 23, providing core vaccines for cats and dogs.

“Cats and dogs are eligible to receive their basic yearly boosters, which protect them against common diseases,” said PAL President Amy Campanini. “It’s just as important for pets to get their annual vaccinations as it is for people.”

PAL is offering free 1-year rabies and DHPP dog vaccinations and free 1-year rabies and FVRCP cat vaccinations Saturday, March 23 from 10 am to 1 pm at the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office Main Office, located at 12008 North Jacob Smart Blvd. in Ridgeland.

“Offering a vaccination clinic on Saturday helps those who find it difficult to take time off work,” Campanini explained in a news release. “PAL is fortunate to be able to provide this opportunity to the public as the free vaccines are made possible through a generous grant from Petco Love.”

The vaccination clinic will take place rain or shine. Cats must be in a carrier and dogs must be leashed.

Free pet vaccinations will be administered on a first come, first served basis for 3

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(Pet Talk) Springtime bliss: Keeping your pets safe from poisonous plants | Lifestyles

Spring brings a burst of color and new life to our surroundings, but the very thing that makes spring so vibrant can pose serious threats to our beloved pets.

Dr. Murl Bailey, a senior professor at the Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, provides valuable insights into common poisonous plant pet owners should be mindful of, whether indoors or outdoors, during the spring season.

Easter Lilies

Popular in springtime floral arrangements, Easter lilies —– and lilies in general —– contain toxins that cause severe kidney damage in cats, making them extremely toxic for our feline friends. Even small ingestions, such as chewing on a petal or drinking water from a vase containing lilies, can lead to acute kidney injury in cats.

While the exact toxin that causes this issue is unknown, owners can still recognize signs of lily poisoning, which include loss of appetite, hiding behavior, and lethargy.

“If owners notice a change in their cats, especially if they have lilies around the house, they should immediately take their cat to their veterinarian,” Bailey said. “The veterinarian will start the cat on extensive intravenous fluid therapy to protect the kidneys, but the therapy should be given within

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PETS makes final donations to the Tehama County Animal Care Center – Red Bluff Daily News

RED BLUFF— Proving Essentials for Tehama Shelter made one last donation to the Tehama County Care Center before closing shop.

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors unanimously accepted two donations of $78,151.64 and $51,341.56 from PETS The $78,151.64 are restricted funds to be used only for spay and neuter. Supervisor Matt Hansen amended the action regarding the $51,341.56 funds to go into the care center’s donation account and be used unrestricted.

“I think that the shelter could be maybe more efficient, and use this remaining money because the cost of spay-neuter has skyrocketed in recent years,” PETS Board Member Julie Sisneros said. “And now that you have the van, I think those monies can be used towards that, and maybe more animals can be taken care of that way.”

In 2022, the care center gained a mobile veterinary clinic. One of its services will be spaying and neutering pets.

Sisneros spoke on behalf of PETS during the agenda item. She shared its history and why it was making the donations.

Sharon Russell and another woman formed PETS around 2011 in response to a request from the previous animal shelter manager. Clarissa Ortner joined the team and became a great fundraiser