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 The bond that humans and animals share has been known for a long time. And pet owners were fit and fine, be it emotionally or mentally or physically. Not so surprising, right? Anyone with a pet can surely relate to this and can provide evidence to the endless joy they bring home every single day. They give unconditional love and have the power to melt a person’s heart. This is why many healthcare professionals are recommending people to get an ESA for themselves.  An ESA is not only a pet but it is a companion that helps a person suffering from a disability. The only thing that differentiates them from a normal pet is their ability to ease the mental and emotional symptoms of the person due to the illness. They support as well as help you in overcoming your disability.  Unlike a service animal, who is trained for performing tasks a person cannot do due to its disability, an ESA only provides companionship, support and love. But to enjoy all these benefits of your animal you need t

There cannot be a relationship more pious than one between a dog and his human. No Sire! We grow together, we play together, we eat together, and we sleep together. Nonetheless, just like the rest of living organisms, your best pal is prone to diseases too. Among the lethal most diseases/conditions in dogs is of the heartworms. Nothing can be more heartbreaking than listening to the words, “he has heartworm,” from your canine’s vet. The problem with this condition is that the orthodox treatment is a daunting prospect; they inject the patient with Immitcide, highly dangerous. So, here are some alternative methods to treat your dog with heartworms; Antibiotics  Some vets may start the Immitcide treatment by first giving the dog a few shots of antibiotics to be on the safer side. So, it is a very effective way of living life. The worms planted in your dog by those god damned mosquitoes will release bacteria when they are going to die. These same bacteria can later root bacteremia i