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Who is a Pet?. Respect Animals Project (R.A.P), 6 th -8 th Part 1b,c., Volume I. Who is a Pet?. The term “pet” can mean different things to different people. Class defined ideas--- Kindness, compassion, humane treatment - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Who is a Pet?
Respect Animals Project (R.A.P), 6th -8th
Part 1b,c., Volume I
Who is a Pet?
• The term “pet” can mean different things to different people.
• Class defined ideas---• Kindness, compassion, humane treatment• Pet: A companion, a friend, a living being that shares
our life and home
Nutrition & Water
• Clean Water– Sufficient Quantity– Stable Container
• Fresh Pet Food– Appropriate to the
Species
Body ConditionNormal Weight
Body ConditionUnderweight
Body ConditionOverweight
It’s Time for…
Fat Fit or
Feed Me?
Proper Housing Or ShelterWaterproof roof, structurally sound Room to stand up, sit down, turn around
and lie down
Sufficiently insulated
Four sides, a top and a bottom
Surrounding area free from trash or waste
It’s Time for…
House My
Dog!
Points to Remember
• The Animal Service Center (ASC) is the only shelter in Leon County. If you spot something you believe is cruelty or neglect, please contact the ASC.
• Clean water should be provided at all times. • Dog food is for dogs. Cat food is for cats. People food
is for people.• Exercise your pet and give him/her attention.• If your dog stays outside he/she needs a dog house.
Your Other Family Doctor
• The owner or caretaker of any sick or injured animal is required to seek veterinary care when needed to prevent suffering.
• Insert Dr. Debbie Video here:-------
Parasites
• Fleas and Ticks• Mange• Heartworms• Roundworms• Hookworms
Fleas and Ticks
Fleas and Ticks
• Fleas and Ticks Video
Mange
• Two common types of Mange– Demodex– Scabies
• Both have similar symptoms• Both must be treated using
prescription medication
Demodex Mange• Caused by a mite• Mite normally occurs on dogs• Not contagious between
dogs or to people• Dogs with weakened immune
systems are prone to mange• Do not breed dogs that have
mange• Several treatment options
including medicated dips and oral medications
View from the microscope
Scabies Mange• Caused by a mite• Contagious between
dogs and to people• Extremely itchy!!• Several treatment
options including medicated dips and oral medications
View from the microscope
Heartworm Disease
• Heartworm Video
Roundworms
• Worms live in intestines in animals
• Causes vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss in animals
• When people get the worms travel around the body
• Problems caused based on where they go
Hookworms
• Worms live in intestines in animals
• When people get worms they burrow into the skin
Hooks and Rounds
• Prevention– Treatment of infected
animals– Routine deworming – Pick up the poop– Keeping pets from
defecating in child play areas
• Monthly Heartworm Prevention works against hooks & rounds too!
Grooming
• Owners shall provide health related grooming to ensure that animals are maintained in a humane state and able to carry out normal activities.– Bathing– Nail Trimming– Ear Cleaning– Dental Care– Coat Care
Why is Grooming Important?
Points to Remember
• You must seek veterinary care when needed.
• Heartworms are spread by mosquitos and are 100% preventable.
• There are two common types of mange.
• There are a variety of parasitic worms that can live in your pet’s intestines and can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and weight loss.
• Know your pet’s grooming requirements.
Costs of Pet Ownership
• Time• Money
Cost of Pet OwnershipInitial CostsSmall Dog Large Dog Cat
Adoption Fees $100 $100 $75
Spay/Neuter $250 $300 $150
Initial Vet Visit $100 $100 $100
Pet Carrier $50 $50
Crate $75 $150
Litter Box $35
Scratching Post $35
Training Classes $150 $150
Annual Total $725 $800 $445
Small Dog Large Dog Cat
Food $150 $250 $150
Annual Vet Care $250 $300 $200
Cat Litter $175
Toys/Treats $50 $100 $50
Grooming $300 $350 $100
Misc. $50 $75 $50
Annual Total $800 $1075 $725
Cost of Pet OwnershipAnnual Costs
What is Animal Cruelty?
• No Person shall unnecessarily:– Overload– Overdrive– Torture or torment– Deprive of necessary
food, water or shelter– Beat or mutilate– Inhumanely kill
• Do these things• Cause these things to
be done• Permit them to be done• Animal Cruelty Video
• Failing to provide proper food, water and shelter to an animal.
Animal had no water
Body condition score is low
No shelter