Fungal infection is a serious problem for both humans and animals. It is no fun to experience fungal infection, and in this post, I will be focusing on a certain type of fungal infection that affects dogs; it is known as Mucormycosis.

An autoimmune disease is what so many people are scared of, because how does one even begin to explain the body affecting its body parts? Our canine friends also experience this sort of problem or should I simply use the word, disease.

Tapeworms have a lot of effects on both humans and animals alike, I have written about their strong effects a couple of times on this page. Today, we will be considering another health effect on animals and humans that is caused by the same tapeworm.

Dog owners must have heard a lot about ticks because it is something that affects dogs a lot, but tick fever in cattle may sound rather strange to a few people. I feel like cattle are more major carriers of ticks than our domestic animals, but I may be wrong because I have no authentic proof for this statement.

Hello friends, welcome again to my page, and I am excited to have you here as always. You already know that we focus on animals on this page, and the topic we will be considering today covers a wide range of animals, ranging from carnivores to rodents, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, horses, and in rare cases even humans.

Apart from the normal dogs and cats that happen to be the most common pets in households these days, you may want to come closer and read this post until the end if you are a lover of birds. Parrots are wonderful creatures and a fun pet too for every household.