BIMA Bienestar para Mascotas

05/08/2025

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Durante la temporada de lluvias, es común que aumenten las llamadas de rescate de fauna silvestre debido a varios factores relacionados con las condiciones climáticas y el comportamiento de los animales.

Las lluvias pueden desplazar a los animales de sus hábitats naturales, inundar madrigueras, dañar nidos y hacer que los animales busquen refugio en zonas urbanas, donde pueden encontrarse con peligros o necesitar ayuda.

Porfavor si alguno de estos animales buscan resguardo en tu patio o jardín,no los dañes,busca ayuda con Centros de atención animal o PC en tu minicipio, y/o con rescatistas profesionales.

En contamos con el CAAT (Centro de Atención Animal Tequisquiapan) que no solo atiende animalitos de compañía , perritos o gatitos, tambien se atiende a la 🐾❤️‍🩹🌿 con todo el apoyo de La casita del tlacuache Tx
4142650991 llamanos e iremos en su auxilio

"Todas las vidas importan"
Y la importa MUCHO.

25/07/2025

Orugas carnívoras...

22/07/2025

"¿Es enserio, Dave??"

18/06/2025

Al mantener a tu gato en casa, lo mantienes a salvo y ayudas a las aves. https://ebird.org/averaves/news/acciones-concretas-para-ayudar-a-las-aves-nos-necesitan
Vía: Nabci México

11/06/2025

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Tomen nota 🐈🐕🐈‍⬛🐩🐾🐕🐾

07/05/2025

Sabia naturaleza

He doesn't hunt. He waits for the dead. Then drops their bones from the sky.

Meet the Bearded Vulture, nature’s bone collector. Unlike other raptors, this hauntingly beautiful bird doesn't care for flesh — it craves calcium. With crimson eyes, a mohawk of feathers, and a face dipped in blood-stained dust, the Bearded Vulture doesn't kill... it cleans up.

High in the mountains, when it finds a carcass, it lifts bones into the air, drops them onto rocks, and feasts on the shattered marrow within. No other bird dares such rituals. No other bird can.

In the silence of the Alps, Himalayas, and Ethiopian peaks — he soars. Not a hunter. Not a scavenger. But something far stranger.

A sky-borne undertaker with a taste for skeletons.

11/04/2025

A que no imaginabas que algunos animales hicieran éstos sonidos.

27/03/2025

¡Conejitos marinos!

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12/03/2025

¡Buena idea!

10/03/2025

¡Interesante!

If you’ve ever been in a Santa Fe home with Saltillo tile floors (a type of terracotta tile that originates in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico), you may have noticed a tile here or there that has paw prints. You probably wondered: What’s the story?

In the Saltillo tile manufacturing process, wet clay tiles are laid in wide open spaces where they semi-dry in the sun. Once the tiles are dry enough to move to a kiln, they are removed from the ground and kiln-fired in order to fully harden. While laid about on the ground, animals who are common to the area roam and wander and leave their marks on the tiles.

The most common animals to roam the grounds where Saltillo tiles are drying in the sun can include (but are not limited to): coyotes, dogs, cats, pigs, chickens, birds, and even wolves in rare circumstances. Dog and coyote paw prints are the most common to find.

There is actually a superstition in the Southwest United States and Northern Mexico that every house with a floor laid with Saltillo tile must have a “protector” tile set within its boundaries for good luck. That protector tile will bear the imprint of an animal’s foot print and is often laid in a very visible area. If you have such a tile in your Santa Fe home, lucky you! But if you are not the superstitious type, then at least you have a good conversation piece to share with guests!

23/12/2024

Nuevamente en estas fechas, recomendamos: no regales animalitos.

12/12/2024

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