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“Besides, InSight has perhaps the coolest sequence for setting up its instruments: delicately lifting two of its instruments over the side and gently lowering them onto the surface, like a robot stevedore unloading its cargo on an alien world.”
Jonathan Lunine
David C. Duncan Professor in the Physical Sciences
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While a tree is not generally harmful to pets, pine needles can cause eye trauma and holiday decorations can be hazardous to pets. Consider confining your pet’s access to rooms with holiday decorations especially when unsupervised to keep them from chewing or ingesting ornaments, holiday lights, electric wires, and ribbons. One easy option is to use baby gates.
Media:
Lindsey Hadlock
lmh267@cornell.edu
607-269-6911
Related Tip Sheet:
6 tips to keep your pet safe this holiday season (12/03/18)
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“The most severe effects of Harmful Algae Blooms, including blue-green algae, are from ingestion, which can occur through drinking contaminated water or from grooming it off their coats. If your livestock or pet touches contaminated water, even a small amount, immediately rinse thoroughly with fresh water. Doing this quickly can be life-saving. After rinsing the animal well, contact your veterinarian immediately. Time is of the essence in these cases."
Media:
Lindsey Hadlock
lmh267@cornell.edu
607-269-6911
Related Tip Sheet:
Tips for protecting pets, livestock from deadly blue-green algae (06/27/18)
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"Today, there are 60 percent fewer wild vertebrates, on the land and in the seas, than when I was born – and I am only in my early 50’s."
Media:
Jeff Tyson
jeff.tyson@cornell.edu
(607) 793-5769
Related Tip Sheet:
Rhino death reminder of humanity’s ecological footprint (03/20/18)
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“Human dentists recommend brushing regularly to maintain a healthy oral cavity, and that is what your pet’s dental professionals recommend too. Plaque builds up on teeth within 12 hours of cleaning, therefore brushing your pet’s teeth at least once daily, for just 60 seconds, is the best and most effective method to decrease bacteria in the mouth."
Media:
Lindsey Hadlock
lmh267@cornell.edu
607-269-6911
Related Tip Sheet:
Canine cavities: Don’t forget fido during National Dental Month (02/21/18)
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"After four or five months of rest during cold weather, your dog’s muscles will weaken. Cross-country skiing, indoor agility and play time at the local doggy day care are examples of a few activities to enjoy with your dog during the winter season to keep him active and strong."
Media:
Lindsey Hadlock
lmh267@cornell.edu
607-269-6911
Related Tip Sheet:
Preventing pupsicles: How to keep your canine cozy all winter (12/14/17)
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