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VERY CONCERNED VETERINARIAN does not agree with the way microchipping of pets is being implemented.
Kuala Langat pigs quarantined
THE Selangor Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) has directed the quarantine of pigs from the Kuala Langat district after one of the animals believed to be infected with the foot and mouth disease was detected in the area last week.
Singapore lifts ban on Malaysian poultry imports
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore will lift a ban on imports of poultry and poultry products from neighbouring Malaysia after Malaysia declared that it is free from bird flu, officials said on Wednesday.
PAS: It’s a sin to kill dogs unjustly
It is an Islamic principle not to shoot or kill any of Allah's living creations unjustly, says PAS commissioner Dr Rosli Yaakop of the recent shooting of 13 dogs by the Seremban Municipal Council.
‘Bad apples’ tainting industry, say pig farmers
The majority of pig farmers in Selangor has given the assurance that they are raising healthy animals for consumption and are saddened by the action of a few 'bad apples' who have tainted the industry and caused a drop in demand for pork.
DBKL wants proof on poisoning claim
The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) wants proof from those claiming that its dog-catching unit are poisoning stray dogs to curb their population in the city.
Emaciated dog with inherited skin condition found wandering in Klang
INDEPENDENT animal rescuers are crying foul and want the relevant authorities to monitor dog breeders in the country after an emaciated, weak and disoriented Doberman was found wandering in Teluk Pulai, Klang, recently.
Pound animals used for research
IT IS a general practice for students of Veterinary Sciences to use animals like dogs and cats for research but only after they are humanely put to sleep, Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) deputy direcor-general (development) Dr Ibrahim Che Embong said.
Neutering ops to be carried out in Pulau Ketam
PUTRAJAYA: A large-scale neutering operations will be carried out late next month to check the number of feral dogs on Pulau Ketam.
Bogus vets are on the loose
PETALING JAYA: When you send your pets to the veterinary clinic, you would expect a qualified veterinarian to treat it. But as i>The Star/idiscovered recently, that may not be the case.
