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I am wondering if I can use food grade diatomaceous earth in my green anoles terrarium that has mites

Hello! I have a few questions for a vet: Have you ever heard of any alternatives to animal-based testing? Can you give an example? Do you think these non-animal-based experiments are more effective? And what are the possible benefits do non-animal-based testing have over animal-based testing?

What should the government do in order to improve animal welfare in animal testing?

My dog got into "Safer Brand Diatomaceous Earth Tierra Diatomácea" what do i do?!?!

What kind of seizure is it when the animal is stiff, and shaking, and the animal is staring off into space?

Currently I am using calcium sand. It doesn’t seem to be effecting Ash at all. Should I continue to use the sand or get something else such as eco earth?

Can I use Diatomaceous earth directly on my dog for flea/tick control? How often should I reapply it to my yard?

Besides common aggression how do you tell an animal is in distress?

How is obsessive relevant to animal behaviour?

What are the most effective products to fight against little bugs such as fleas? I've tried diatomaceous earth along with various collars and shampoos but nothing works. What would you recommend?

I really want to work in the animal field more specifically a vet, and I’m thinking of volunteering at an animal shelter but I have a small phobia of bigger dogs, biting me, jumping on me barking. How do I over come that fear?

Hello! Regarding the subject of animal testing, do you, as a vet, think it should still be relevant in your profession as well as in modern scientific and medicine research that benefits or focuses on humans? In what situations can animal testing be considered as "necessary"?