All domestic animals that are raised for food "give us" medicines: Cattle, pigs, chickens, sheep, goats and even horses. When they are slaughtered for food various parts and substances from their bodies are used in medicine or pharmaceuticals for humans. Snakes (particularly the venomous ones) are also used for and give medicine; their venom is taken and converted to anti-venom to be used on humans and pets that have been bitten by the particular venomous snake that the anti-venom is to be used to treat such a bite.
There exists also the black-market trade for various animal parts that are revered to have some sort of healing power in Chinese medicine or something similar. Poachers kill animals like rhinos and elephants for the tusks and black bears for their gall bladders. This black market industry is really based more on money and poaching and mythical lore than actual medical science. Which is why a lot of the animals that are endangered remain so or have become so in the past.
Jute is made from plant fibre not animals
milk meat eggs fur wool transport (camel & horses) idk moreLife. We can eat animals... They give milk to make cheese... We use their fur for clothing so we won't get cold... Animals are important... They give us a lot of things... We can also ride on them...Animals give us food.
NEVER give human medicine to an animal without prior consultation with a VET - ANY answer you get on here will almost certainly be from an un-qualified person ! The correct dose of medicines are usually calculated by the animals weight. Phone or visit a veterinary practice in your area for a definitive answer !
Animals give off carbon dioxide, which is essential for photosynthesis in plants. Plants use carbon dioxide, along with sunlight and water, to produce oxygen and carbohydrates for energy. This exchange of gases between animals and plants helps to maintain the balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the environment.
animals are like us
NEVER give any animal a medication that was made for humans without specific instructions from a veterinarian. Human doses of medicines can kill animals, and many types of medicines meant for humans cannot be taken at all by animals, because they can kill them.
There are thousands of medicines in the world that cure animals diseases. These medicines are not always effective if the animal is too sick.
Never give human medicines to an animal. Many human medicines cause great harm to animals. See a vet.
Depends on the bird, and which medicine. Some human medicines are deadly to some animals. Check with a vet.
we can give kindness to animals keeping them like us treating them same exersise
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they give us oxeygen.
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