SWITCH-statement two case with same condition and also different condition - php

Question

Hi I wonder if this could be done in switch case. Here's the example code I wanna do
switch($name)
case "Dog":
$pic = "/images/itscute.jpg";
$info ="four legs";
break;
case "Cat":
$pic = "/images/cat.jpg";
$info ="four legs";
break;
case "bird":
$pic = "/images/bird.jpg";
$info = "two legs";
break;
Now you can see that both of dog and cat have the same value of $info.
Does it possible for me to make $info only one for both of them like this
switch($name)
case "Dog":
case "Cat":
$info ="four legs";
break;
case "bird":
$info = "two legs";
break;
then again I don't know how to place the $pic if the code like this.
EDIT : $pic at dog is not "/images/dog.jpg";
EDIT2 : added more case to be more clear question

Answer 1

For any variables that contain the same value why use a switch at all? Just define those variables before the switch statement. Use the switch statement only for variables that contains different values.
EDIT
In that case there is no reason why you can't use 2 switch statements, like this:
switch(strtolower($name))
{
case "dog":
$pic = "/images/itscute.jpg";
break;
case "cat":
$pic = "/images/cat.jpg";
break;
case "bird":
$pic = "/images/bird.jpg";
break;
}
switch(strtolower($name))
{
case "dog":
case "cat":
$info = "four legs";
break;
case "bird":
$info = "two legs";
break;
}
I do recommend that you use strtolower(), like my example shows, to avoid any case problems. You can use any number of switch statements as you need.
As for turning "dog" into "Dog's" just add the "'s" to the variable, like this:
$name = ucwords($name . "'s");

Answer 2

Since the variation of $pic between two cases is dependent on the value of $name, you can use $name itself:
switch($name) {
case "Dog":
case "Cat":
$pic = "/images/" . strtolower($name) . ".jpg";
$info ="four legs";
break;
}