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exterminating :: Article Creator How To Deal With Bedbugs, According To A Pest Exterminator Cameron Bawden works in pest control in Arizona.Ben Christensen Bedbug infestations have been highly publicized this fall. But a pest exterminator said they can strike at any time of year. He described exterminating the insects as expensive and time-consuming. When Cameron Bawden gets a call from someone who suspects they have bedbugs, he asks them one question: Have they traveled recently? "They've usually been away," said Bawden, the founder of Green Mango, an extermination company in Phoenix. Paris recently dealt with an infestation The critters — which often hide in soft furnishings like beds and sofas — have been making headlines since a politician described a "scourge" in Paris in September. They'd been spotted in the European capital in places such as movie theaters, trains, and airports. Peopl...

beagle common health issues :: Article Creator You Can Do These 6 Jobs With An Exercise Science Degree Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. If you want to take your enthusiasm for fitness to the next level—and do so in a way that directly helps other people—consider pursuing a career in exercise science. The field blends technical, scientific and social skills, allowing for fulfilling work as a fitness instructor, occupational therapist or exercise physiologist. While you can start your exercise science career right out of high school, you'll qualify for more jobs with a relevant degree. Some roles, especially in research and academia, require a master's or doctoral degree. Keep reading to learn about the roles, specializations and certifications you can pursue as an exercise science graduate. What Is Exercise Science? Exercise sc...

dalmatian health problems :: Article Creator Vitamin B12 Deficiency Is A Common Health Problem That Can Have Serious Consequences – But Doctors Often Overlook It For several months during the summer of 2022, my dog Scout vomited at 3 a.M. Nearly every day. If you have a dog, you know the sound. And each time, she gobbled up her mess before I could get to it, making diagnosis of the cause difficult. The vet and I eventually settled on my hydrangeas as the source of the problem – but keeping Scout away from them didn't work. She started to seem tired all the time – highly concerning in a typically hyper yellow Lab puppy. Then one day Scout vomited up a hairball – but not just any hairball. In dogs, hair normally passes easily through the digestive system, but this hairball was wrapped around a brillo pad that was too big to move through. Once this foreign object was removed, the overnight vomiting ended. Scout still needed treatment, though, for a d...

equine myeloencephalitis :: Article Creator NYC Carriage Driver Charged With Animal Cruelty More Than Year After Horse Ryder Collapsed On City Street In August 2022, a carriage horse collapsed to the ground in Manhattan, New York, and shocked onlookers watched in disbelief as the driver whipped the horse in an effort to get him to stand. The heartbreaking incident took place on 9th Avenue and West 45th Street in Hell's Kitchen on a day when the outside temperature climbed into the upper 80s. The horse, named Ryder later died, and now more than a year after the frail horse's death, the driver has been charged with animal abuse. Ian McKeever, 54, faces one count of overdriving, torturing and injuring animals and failure to provide proper sustenance in the tragic life and death of the underweight Standardbred. "As alleged, Ryder should not have been working on this hot summer day. Despite his condition, he was out for hours...

orange dog breeds :: Article Creator 12 Dog Breeds You've Probably Been Mispronouncing All Along Creativebird/Getty Images Xoloitzcuintli (show-low-itz-QUEENT-lee) Even if you master the "xoloitzcuintli" pronunciation, you probably won't see this rare dog breed walking down the street. But if you do, the itz is pronounced "eats." Luckily, this doggo has a fetching nickname that's perfectly acceptable to say: xolo, pronounced "show-low." The xolo is a popular dog breed in Mexico known for its temperament and signature hairless, hypoallergenic coat. "A xoloitzcuintli is a goofy, playful breed that likes to be with their family," says dog groomer Caitlin Wright, who has owned a xolo herself. Although they're devoted to their family, xolos learn how to be sociable by interacting with humans and animals outside the family. They come in toy, miniature or standard sizes and are generally hair...