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ANIMAL sa ANIMAL CONTROL sa ANIMAL DECORATIONS & ORNAMENTS sa ANIMAL DRAWING & PAINTING sa ANIMAL FIGURE sa ANIMAL FOOD sa ANIMAL HUSBANDRY sa ANIMAL PHOTOGRAPHY sa BAT (ANIMAL) sa BIRD sa CAT sa CATTLE sa DEER sa DOG sa DONKEY & MULE sa FROG sa GOAT sa GOPHER sa HOG sa HORSE sa LLAMA sa MOLE sa RABBIT sa RACCOON sa REPTILE sa RODENT sa SHEEP sa SKUNK sa SQUIRREL sa TOAD sa TURTLE sa WOODCHUCK sa WORM x LIVESTOCK x PET x WILDLIFE xx BIOLOGY Tips on things you can do to make a pet feel more at home in a new house. Suggestions on how to administer first aid to a pet. Covers situations involving burns, shock, environmental exposure, hypothermia, fractures and poisonings. How to care for caged pets. An explanation of the care and keeping of guinea pigs, hamsters and rabbits. How to care for caged pets. Article covers gerbils, rats and mice. Ten summer pet health care tips. How to choose a boarding kennel for your pet. Suggests how to inspect the kennel and what services to expect. How to cut down on veterinarian bills. Basic information on birth control for pets. A look at surgical and chemical alternatives. How to help your pet in winter weather. Guidelines on winter rations, cold-weather grooming, snow and ice trouble, and on making housing warm and dry. How to care for an old pet. Tips on preventing problems, monitoring diet, grooming, changes in quarters, and major illnesses to be alert for. How to choose and care for mini-pets (mice, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs and rabbits). How to choose a veterinarian. A chart of common pet emergencies, the symptoms and first aid you can apply. How to get your pet to take medicine. Basic information on pet registration. How to keep your pet parasite-free. Fighting fleas, lice, ticks and mites. Shopping for giveaway pets. Where to look, checking out the prospects and how to cope with special problems. A rundown of common rights and responsibilities of pet ownership. Pet grooming pointers. Ten ways to save on veterinary care without compromising your pet's health. How to track down your pet's allergy. Basic guidelines for selecting a new pet for a household that already has one or more. Tips on pet grooming. Can a pet be a threat to your family's health? A look at the most common ailments that can be transmitted from animals to humans. Basic information for dealing with pet emergencies. First aid you can administer. How to help your pet beat the heat. How to help your pet adjust to a new home. A look at caged pets and tips on what is required for each. Covers gerbils, hamsters, parakeets and canaries. Emergency care for your pet. The basics of caring for caged pets (hamsters, gerbils, mice, rats and guinea pigs). Picking the perfect pet. Guidelines to help decide which animal will suit you best and tips on where to find one. Tips for handling pet emergencies. Creature control. A humane approach to ridding your home of nuisance animals. A summary of common internal parasites that infect pets and information on prevention and/or treatment. Tips on nursing care for sick animals. Specific tips for dogs and cats, goats and sheep, calves, and horses. Cold weather livestock care. Some tips on giving injections to livestock. Eight articles on helping your animal through the birth process. Selling surplus homestead animals. Tips on working with oxen. Includes harness ideas and diagram of a "log skoot" sled for hauling logs. Tip on curing an umbilical hernia using an elastic bandgage. Plan your animals' housing with care. Things to consider before you start to build a barn. Tips on training animals selected for labor. The importance of animal watching, a necessary part of animal husbandry and successful livestock raising. How one family keeps all their animals under one roof in a 36x38-ft. barn. Special ALMANAC issue includes many measurement tables, statistical tables, formulas, tips and techniques. Topics covered include field, garden, livestock, cooking, equipment, measurements, wood heating and folklore. Moon signs. A look at planting and managing livestock by the moon signs. Calculating medication dosages for small livestock for both dry and liquid doses. How to care for your pet's ears. Tips on removing wax, excess hair or fur, and prevention of ear infection from mites. How to help your pet avoid heat stroke and what to do if any of the symptoms are exhibited. How to travel with pets. Tip: Battery-powered radio set in the middle of a garden keeps night animals away. Keeping animals out of your garden. Some tips. Electronic "critter ridders". (1) Audible Critter Chaser is designed to flood an area with a continuous high-frequency tone to frighten away dogs and other four-legged intruders. (2) Pest Zapper electrifies a fence. Tips on how to keep beavers from destroying a wood lot development. Livestock in winter. How to protect various farm animals from the bad side effects of cold winter weather. Animal pharmacy: A basic medicine chest for livestock and pets. Special mention is made for those items used for cows, pigs, sheep, dogs and cats. Carving nesting boxes in dead tree stubs for birds and mammals. Chart shows dimensions for different species. Tips on eliminating cats, skunks and squirrels from a yard. Little pets for little people. Alternatives to getting a puppy or kitten for small children. Please don't eat the garden. Techniques to protect trees and plants from deer, rabbits, mice, and other animals and birds. Control tips for ants, roaches, mosquitos, slugs, mealybugs, fleas, raccoons, squirrels, chipmunks, and skunks. Custom-fitted wire mesh protects indoor potted plants from digging by cats or dogs. Tips on helping your pet avoid illness. How to restrain an animal while giving it an injection. Covers rabbits, fowl, sheep, goats, pigs and cattle. How to give your livestock medical injections. How to treat your pets and livestock with topical and oral medications. How to deal with internal parasites. Part 1. How to deal with internal livestock parasites. Part 2. Ten commandments for healthy livestock. Tips on how to get free livestock. Tips on how a homesteader can cut veterinary bills. A primer on vaccinations for small livestock. How to start and run a home-style animal care business for vacationing pet owners. Build a freezeproof solar-heated water trough for your livestock. Tip: Use two bathroom scales and a plank to weigh livestock. Helping injured or orphaned wildlife. Some tips. A short course in dealing with animal emergencies. Tips on how to recognize conditions that warrant veterinary attention and suggestions on transporting an injured pet. How to prepare expectant animals for motherhood. The essentials for newborns' first few hours are noted. Tips on special considerations for births of individual species. Taking on livestock. Part 1. How to choose the right food-producing animal for your country home. A look at bees, poultry and rabbits. Taking on livestock. Part 2. How to choose mid-sized and large animals for a country home. Covers pigs, sheep, dairy goats, riding horses, draft horses, milk cows and beef cattle. Advice on selecting an appropriate pet for a small child, preparing for the pet's arrival, basic rules of health, etc. Tip: Dog hair keeps ground hogs, raccoons, and other animals away from garden. Choosing a veterinarian for your pet. Ten questions to ask a prospective vet. Coping with crop culprits. Tips on controlling gophers and moles, deer, ground hogs, raccoons and skunks, dogs and cats, and rabbits. Choosing a pet. Some tips. Tips on keeping domestic ferrets as pets. Tips on giving your pet a routine physical exam, plus reasons for having an annual physical exam performed by a professional. First aid basics for handling an animal emergency. Advice on treating cuts, fractures, burns and poisonings. Tips on how to keep rabbits, woodchucks, squirrels, raccoons, deer, gophers and birds from ruining a garden or fruit crop. How to make your own dry shampoo, herbal rinse, and pedicure lotion for pets. Tip: How to keep groundhogs (woodchucks) from tunneling underneath wire fences. Tip: Inflated balloons, tied to pegged clothespins and planted around the permieter of a garden, discourages both birds and critters. Tip: Use a light as skunk repellent. Tip: Build a special screen panel for the opening of a sliding patio screen door. Bottom section of the panel has a rubber flap so a pet can go out and come in. Panel can be removed to close the regular door completely. How to train a mouse. Observing small mammals (wild animals) found in your own backyard (squirrel, chipmunk, opossum, etc.). An apparatus for simulating high altitudes and testing their effects on small animals. An amateur's experiments in animal behavior. An easily constructed apparatus for measuring the metabolic rate of small animals. Includes a series of experiments that disclose facts about the chemistry of animals. How to build and operate a Skinner box for the training of small animals. Includes two conditioning experiments, one involving the dispensing of food when a lever is pushed and another that also requires turning on a light. How to become a wildlife volunteer to aid injured wildlife. Guidelines on special care and attention for older pets. Advice on how to banish troublesome insects and animals from your house. | |||||||||
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