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Peanut the Brahman calf is convinced he s a dog
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Peanut seems to have been influenced by the six dogs he s growing up with.
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Near the holiday town of Broome is a lagoon where dogs can often be seen swimming around with their owners.
Recently, however, swimmers spotted a small pale brown calf near the water s edge.
His name is Peanut and he is a Brahman calf named for the little hump on his back.
Peanut, who is two months old, lives in a small, off-the-grid suburb near Broome and shares his home with pigs, chickens, peacocks, six dogs and his owner, Edward Foy.
Every year on March 16, we celebrate some of the cutest animals out there, pandas! There are two subspecies of panda: The Giant, black and white panda, and the ‘Qinling panda’ which is a smaller, brown subspecies of panda, discovered in 1985.
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According to the Society for Conservation Biology, preserving the natural habitat of the giant panda also helps 70% of the country’s forest birds, 70% of mammals and 31% of amphibians. Pandas play a crucial role in forests, and we can help them.
This holiday is meant to bring light to how vulnerable the panda numbers are in order to keep them from going extinct. According to National Holiday Today,
Telegraph vet Pete Wedderburn is here to answer your questions. Contact him at petsubjects@telegraph.co.uk
14 March 2021 • 6:00am
He is constantly scratching himself. He does not have fleas; my vet has confirmed this
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Dear Pete,
I adopted a lovely big ginger and white cat six months ago. He is constantly scratching himself. He does not have fleas; my vet has confirmed this. The last time we visited the vet, he gave him an environmental allergy injection which did nothing. Is there a tablet I could give him to stop him itching?
BB, South Croydon
Dear BB,