How Proper Pet Care Can Make a Difference
by: Deborah on December 03, 2009
Dogs are social animals that have always run to greet us and wait patiently for our return, but more than that, they have worked with humans for thousands of years. They have played an important role in many different cultures. Since dogs are highly valued for their intelligence and loyalty,…
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Can You Tell The Mood Of Your Cat By Its Eyes
by: Deborah on May 06, 2009
The next time you feed your cat, take a close look at its eyes. If it's hungry, the minute you get the food dish the cat's pupils will expand. The perpendicular slits will dilate to dark pools of feline anticipation. Tests bear this out that as this occurs the area…
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How To Stop Your Dog From Eating Poop (YUCK!)
by: Deborah on March 19, 2009
Your dog eating poop, or dog coprophagia, is a habit which doesn't make sense to us dog owners.
It's a habit which is most prevalent in puppies, and certain breeds are also more susceptible to it than others. Many Shih Tzu owners struggle with this disgusting poop eating habit.
How To Stop…
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Cat Care Tips For A Healthier House Cat
by: Deborah on February 26, 2009
Creating a new home for your new feline friend will require some basic understanding of house cat care. House cats require the proper food to help them live a healthier and happier life. Routine feeding times will help your cat remain happy and healthy. A routine of the right food…
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Recent Ice Storm
by: Deborah on January 31, 2009
First of all, we hope that everyone came through this devastating ice storm all right and that the ensuing cleanup goes well for us all. I'd like to thank all our customers for their patience while we were down. I'm sorry to those of you that I couldn't…
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Top Ten Cold Weather Tips
by: Deborah on January 26, 2009
Brrrr…it’s cold outside! The following guidelines will help you protect your companion animals when the mercury dips.
1. Keep your cat inside. Outdoors, felines can freeze, become lost or be stolen, injured or killed. Cats who are allowed to stray are exposed to infectious diseases, including rabies, from other cats,…
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Rainbow Bridge
by: Deborah on January 10, 2009
Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge.
When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty…
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How Do I Say Goodbye
by: Deborah on January 10, 2009
Times have changed, and most people no longer consider their dogs and cats pets. Rather, they are family members or “babies”. We care for our “furry children” just like we would a human child. But, when the end of life approaches, what options are available to…
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Getting Your Dog To Walk Nice!
by: Deborah on January 10, 2009
“Djoowannagwout?”
If you don’t speak dog, that translates to “Do you want to go out?”
It’s a phrase that every dog knows, every dog owner says, and is followed (generally speaking) by jumping for joy, wriggling with glee, and barking with boundless energy.
Keeping the subsequent time as much fun is usually more…
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Disaster Preparedness Checklist For Pet Owners
by: Deborah on March 23, 2008
When a disaster strikes, are you prepared? Disasters can happen anywhere at any time. The public doesn't usually get a lot of notice before a disaster strikes, so you must be prepared in advance and know what to do quickly if there is an emergency.
Here`s a handy Disaster Preparedness Checklist…
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25 Foods Toxic To Dogs
by: Deborah on March 23, 2008
Recently, much news was published about unsafe commercial pet foods. This news, of course, sounded an alarm among pet owners. But, unfortunately, this problem isn’t really ‘news’. It seems that incidents similar to this occur from time to time. Perhaps this is one reason more and more people are opting…
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Pets Can Help Keep The Doctor Away
by: Deborah on March 23, 2008
A pet makes a great friend. We love our pets and that is why we have them. We know that pets can make us feel better. When you get home from work, school, or are retired, or elderly, pet owners quite literally feel and see the love from their favorite…
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Pet Food Recall
by: Deborah on March 19, 2007
Dog and cat owners beware: Your pet's favorite feast might be part of a major pet food recall. Food maker recalls millions of portions after deaths of at least 10 pets.
Menu Foods, a top pet food manufacturer in North America, is recalling canned and pouched "cuts and gravy" meals sold…
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Taking The Bite Out of Fleas and Ticks
by: Deborah on March 10, 2007
Fleas are truly devoted to their work. In one day, a single flea can bite your cat or dog more than 400 times.
During that same day, the flea can consume more than its body weight of your pet's blood. And before it's through, a female flea can lay hundreds…
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Grooming your Cat
by: Deborah on January 19, 2007
Most cats, short- and long-haired, can benefit from regular grooming, whether done at home or in a professional grooming shop. Cats usually like the personal attention from their owners, and most enjoy being brushed – it feels good!
Regular grooming removes dead hair and reduces hair balls, distributes…
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Pets and the Holidays
by: Deborah on November 06, 2006
The holidays are a time to enjoy the company of loved ones, including your pets. Inform your guests about all pet rules: no feeding bones or other table scraps; candy and alcoholic beverages should be kept out of reach; keep gates and outside doors securely closed. Many of us…
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Summer Noises
by: Deborah on June 10, 2006
We all know that June, July, and August are the months for summer fun. Barbeques. Picnics. Parties. Carnivals. Festivals. But, have you ever thought about how that summer fun effects your pet? Summer is also the season for fireworks and thunderstorms. Many pets…
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