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If your older dog yelps in pain or has trouble moving, this condition could be the cause.

CM Yogi assures justice, housing and job to the family of Dalit victim Hariom Balmiki, lynched in Rae Bareli. He promised strict action against the accused and said Dalit safety is the top priority under the state’s zero-tolerance policy.

Learn the 5 warning signs of dog eye problems and when to see a vet to ensure your pet's eye health and prevent serious issues. Act now to protect your dog.

Coarse 5 Litre VermiculiteProRep Vermiculite can be used as a substrate for spiders or as an incubation medium for reptile eggs. A100% natural substrate made from exfoliated volcanic rock, it is inert and will not decay or go mouldy.Directions:Place the required amount of Vermiculite in a clean container. Add cold water a little at a time until the correct moisturecontent is reached.For use with spiders, place a 1-2" (2.5-5cm) layer of moistened Vermiculite in the bottom of the tank. This substrateis not recommended for burrowing species as it does not form burrows easily - for these species use Spider LifeSubstrate. Spot-clean regularly and change completely every 4 weeks, or sooner if required.For use as an incubation medium place a thick layer of moistened Vermiculite in the incubation box. A moisture ratioof 2:1 Vermiculite to water by weight is suitable for many species but some species have different requirements.Carefully place the eggs in the Vermiculite with the top third of the egg exposed. When moving the eggs from the egg laying site to the Vermiculite take care to keep them the same way up. If possible ensure that the eggs do nottouch each other during incubation.Please note that as incubation of reptile eggs is a complex process that varies from species to species, it is essential that you research the details for each species before eggs are laid andhave a suitable incubator ready.

Is the Russell Terrier the right breed for you? Learn more about the Russell Terrier including personality, history, grooming, pictures, videos, and the AKC breed standard.