FDA Approves First Insulin Product for Use with Automatic Injection Pen in Cats and Dogs Approval provides consumers with additional option for insulin delivery March 19, 2014 Media Inquiries: Megan Bensette, 240-506-6818 Consumer Inquiries: 240-276-9300, [email protected] The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) today announced the first approval of an insulin for use in cats and […]
Mice are social animals and enjoy the company of another of their kind. In their natural habitats, mice live together – one male and several females. You can choose a pair of mice or up to 5 mice to live together. They usually get along well without too much risk of fighting. Male mice should […]
Horses are generally able to tolerate cold weather. But they still need some sort of shelter to retreat to when it’s windy and temperatures drop below 10 degrees Fahrenheit. The layers of the horse’s coat act to insulate the body. Digesting forage, mainly hay, also produces body heat. A horse’s winter coat begins to appear […]
