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A fishing hook “lodged” inside the stomach of a dog is a reminder to fishermen about the importance of responsible fishing as the “common” injury continues to threaten the lives of pets.

The four-month-old labrador named Max was rushed to an emergency vet in Queensland this week in need of specialized surgery after ingesting the hook which had caused significant damage to his esophagus.

Staff at Animal Emergency Service in Tanawha, a rural locality in the Sunshine Coast region, told Yahoo News Australia the circumstances of the incident are unknown but it’s believed Max was on a beach walk with

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A 300,000-year-old wooden stick, one of the oldest weapons ever found, may have been thrown like a boomerang to stun animals.

The first weapons used by ancient humans are likely to have been made from wood, says Annemieke Milks at the University of Reading, UK, but we have few surviving samples because the vast majority have been degraded by bacteria or fungi.

A set of artifacts found in Schöningen, Germany, includes weapons that have been dated to between 337,000 and 300,000 years old. No hominin remains

People may feel the squeeze on their finances, but when it comes to their pets, they are prepared to spend, with the luxury pet market providing incredibly buoyant. Data from MoneySuperMarket revealed that pet owners in the UK spend almost £500 ($620) a year on luxury items for their pets, from designer clothing and luxury beds to toys and gourmet treats, with seven out of 10 willing to spend more on luxuries for their animals than for themselves.

One of the drivers of this trend was the surge in pet ownership,

Should Caroline Peterson lose her 3-year-old Nala, she would “cry, call into work and say I’m not coming in for the rest of the week. That would be the worst thing that could happen.”

The 21-year-old event planner told the Deseret News that she felt as though she’d been waiting for her whole life for Nala before the day three years ago when she was finally brought into the Peterson home and, thus, family.

Nala didn’t come from the hospital nursery, but from a dog breeder in Vernal, Utah.

Nala, a sheep dog and poodle mix, shows her appreciation for

Pet owners were allowed to wait with their dogs in the recovery area at the Pelly Crossing pet clinic, held from June 1 to 3. (Courtesy/Darcy Marcotte)

A group of students from Eliza Van Bibber School watch as veterinarians with the Canadian Animal Assistance Team performing surgery on a pet in Pelly Crossing as part of a special clinic. (Courtesy/Darcy Marcotte)

Lusha was so nervous before the surgery, Tara Roberts held her until the anesthetic kicked in.

Roberts wasn’t expecting to do that when she took Lusha, her one-year-old rescue dog, to the Pelly Crossing pet clinic. She thought she’d

There are over 3,500 species of snakes across the globe. One Regina enthusiast has managed to get his hands on one of the rarer reptiles.

Stephen Whitworth loves snakes, having kept the cold blooded companion at his home since the 1990’s.

“They learn to know who you are and to trust you and to interact with you and I certainly love my pets,” he told CTV News.

For Whitworth, it’s been a long term commitment.

“I’ve still got a snake that is turning 30 this fall,” he said.

“So some of them can live a really long time.”

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