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My goal is to provide the most accurate animal care information to those who want or need it. I hope you enjoy my blog as much as I do. 🐾 I also track the tag #fawnesttpaws so tag your animal pictures so I can see them!!

[alrightyspidey]

Her: “Mom? Do you think the president is afraid of spiders?”

Me: “the president is afraid of love, Spidey. And you, my dear, spread love across the Internet every day. He is terrified of you.”

Her: * ::::) *

[marderkunst]

21.05.2014

i will never forget you

[requiem-4-a-drink-deactivated20]

hope your pets stay healthy in 2017

[apolapets-blog]

Need more blogs to follow

My dash is dead since I made this account just for animal stuff.

So please reblog or follow me if you post: •Petblr •Birblr •fishblr •reptilblr •ratblr ANY ANIMAL BLOG, and tag your favorite petblr blogs or recommendations so I can follow them please. I don’t want to lose any of the great animal tumblesz

[catbreon-draws]

mice here! ^-^

[roseofrodents]

Rodentblr here! ^^

[jamiy-deactivated20191002]

he’s so photogenic

[great-kingdom-animalia]

Searching for animal blogs!

Please reblog if you post ANYTHING about animals (prehistoric and current), from pictures, science, medicine or even just stories! Even you only post about one animal, especially equestrian or veterinary blogs please reblog this so I and maybe others can find more people to follow :)

[apetemoss]

REPEAT AFTER ME

NO PETS ARE EASY IF YOU CARE FOR THEM RIGHT

GOLDFISH ARE NOT EASY IF CARED FOR RIGHT

HERMIT CRABS ARE NOT EASY IF YOU CARE FOR THEM RIGHT

COCKATIELS  ARE NOT EASY IF YOU CARE FOR THEM RIGHT

BETAS ARE NOT EASY IF YOU CARE FOR THE RIGHT

BALL PYTHONS ARE NOT EASY IF YOU CARE FOR THEM RIGHT

RABBITS ARE NOT EASY IF YOU CARE FOR THEM 

GUINEA  PIGS ARE NOT EASY IF YOU CARE FOR THEM RIGHT

GECKOS ARE NOT EASY IF YOU CARE FOR THEM RIGHT

LIZARDS, FISH, SMALL MAMMALS, CREEPY CRAWLIES,  SNAKES, AND ANY PET WHATSOEVER IS NOT EASY IF YOU TAKE PROPER CARE OF THEM. DO YOUR RESEARCH PEOPLE BEFORE BUYING A LIVING BREATHING LIFE.

[vetbabble]

Last week, we had a chicken come in with severe periorbital swelling on her right side. The owners had been treating her with some antibiotics from the farm store, thinking she had some form if sinus infection. Unfortunately, she was just not getting better, so they brought her in.

Long story short, the swelling turned out to be a large, deeply involved tumor that we were only able to debulk. The owners declined biopsy, so we’ll likely never know what the tumor really was, but an impression smear suggested some form of lymphoid neoplasia, possibly due to one of the many viruses chickens can get.

[theinturnetexplorer]

Hero Rats

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@jitterbugjive

[87octane]

THEY’RE SO CUTE AND GOOD AND SMART AND HAVE JOB

[petite-guignol]

I’ll always reblog hero rats!

this same species is also trained to identify tuberculosis in samples by smell, meaning they can test for TB at a rapid rate with a high accuracy :)

The organization that trains the rats is APOPO 

[mylittleredgirl]

You can sponsor a rat and you will get adorable personalized emails telling you how well “your” rat is doing! I did this for my sister a few years ago and she’s still getting emails about Martok the HeroRat’s mine-clearing successes and called it the best gift ever.

[black--lamb-blog]

*hyperventilates* OH MY GOD I WANT AN ARMY OF THEM

[dynastylnoire]

Actual Pokemon

[onlyoneovaryohgress]

always reblog the hero rats

[grooming-tails]

I’m all about positive training!! Look at these clever beautiful nuggets

[handsomedogs]

Helena Lopes | Wild Griffin

[soulpups]

I think my new mop is broken

[handsomedogs]

I just wanna sniff you

[danger]

[silverbelling]

[otomesass]

This is the spoopy content you need on your dash

[thebestoftumbling]

Mother duck asks for help to save her children

[dettranator]

Now this is the type of content I wanna see 

[pokefan211]

I need a movie

[justcatposts]

[twinkiessandwine-deactivated201]

THE SNIFFS ON THAT SNOOT

[coolthingoftheday]

TOP TEN COOLEST SEA SLUGS

Note: I have captioned the pictures for those of you who don’t like having to scroll back up and look at the pictures after you read the names. All you have to do is click on the picture to see the caption.

1. Hypselodoris kanga

2. Acanthodoris pylosa

3.  Cyerce nigricans

4. Elysia crispata (’Lettuce sea slug’)

5. Flabellina iodinea

6. Costasiella kuroshimae (’Sea sheep’)

7. Glaucus atlanticus (’Blue angel’)

8. Phyllodesmium poindimiei

9. Dirona albolineata

10. Hexabranchus sanguineus (’Spanish dancer’)

[coolthingoftheday]

Reblogging because I love nudibranches.