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Humming Birds – Raising Pets in Their Natural State
By :
Neelima Reddy
Humming birds are the pets, which are not are kept in a cage or locked in your place and adore it. Therefore, if you want to attract humming birds to your garden, then it is important for you to maintain a garden full of flowers, particularly red color flowers and bird feeder.
Ya Gotta Tell About Your Pets!
By :
Susan Thixton..
I read an article recently about a Dog Day Care Facility who had a dog escape during the middle of the day and no employee noticed. When the dog's owners returned at the end of the dayno dog. The article did not share if there was a happy ending to the story, but what the article did share was that, after the fact, the owners told the day care the dog was a fence climber.
Is Your Canine a Cancer Sleuth?
By :
Valerie Slaughter
In the next few minutes you are going to be amazed what your "Fido" may be capable of!
Unbelievable as it may sound dogs can be trained to sniff out cancer.
There have been many stories about dogs sniffing out cancer in their owners.
The most notable story was reported in the prestigious medical journal, Lancet.
Pet Health: Ticks and Lyme Disease
By :
Carol Osborne
There are ten tick borne diseases recognized in the United States. Three were identified in the last 25 years.
Leopard Geckos: The Lizard That Wants to Be Your Pet!
By :
Adrian Adams
Leopard geckos are nocturnal lizards, natively found in the deserts of Pakistan, Afghanistan, and parts of India.
Please, No More Toxins For My Best Friend
By :
Veronica Eng
Since the pet food recall incident, many dog owners are looking for healthy homemade meals for their pets to minimize health risk related to their diet. This article summarizes the main ingredients that we should not include into their diet when preparing homemade meals. This article is a must read for all dog lovers intending to cook for their pets.
Puppies Are Like Children, They Need Leadership & Guidance
By :
stephenstewart
Dogs are very much “pack animals”. By this I mean, for a dog to function in a healthy and structured manner it has to have a structured in a well ordered environment. If a dog cannot recognize what the natural order of things in a house is i.e. the “pecking order” for want of a better description then the dog will try and attempt to assert his own pecking order.
Puppies Energy Levels, Increasing them in Five Natural Healthy Ways
By :
stephenstewart
Now I know to most Dog owners this is going to sound like an obvious question but does your puppy have the attention span of a two-year-old child? OK, if it's a Labrador, then this is about as good as it's going to get - only joking here as I'm sure there are some Labradors with terrific attention spans, it is just that we don't have one of them.
Pet Food Recall- Tip of The Iceberg
By :
Stephen Becker
Why is gluten in dry pet food and treats, what else is in pet food that didn't know about?
Cat Whisperers Do Exist
By :
jesse
A cat whisper is somewhat similar to a dog or horse whisperer, although cat whisperers relate quite well with cats.
How To Care For Your Dog's Teeth
By :
Paul P. Duxbury
There are lots of people who simply do not realize how important caring for their dog's teeth actually is.
A Correct Diet is Vital for Rabbits
By :
Matthew Homfray
You purchase a bag of rabbit food from the pet shop. Your rabbit seems to enjoy eating it. So what is the problem? Well, rabbits need a low calorie, high fibre diet to avoid health problems, and what you are giving could well be the opposite. Here we look at what a healthy diet consists of, and the consequences of feeding the wrong mix to your rabbit.
A First Aid Kit For Your Dog
By :
Jeff Clare
In a time when "always be prepared" is a mantra repeated by everyone, pet owners would do well to take up that mantra as well.
A Simple Basic First Aid For Your Dog
By :
Jeff Clare
If your pet runs into trouble and has an accident that has compromised its health, you need to stay calm and assess the situation. Panic spreads and animals sense that fearful urgency quickly, so your voice, tone and movements need to stay calm to reassure your companion.
Resolving Immune Diseases in Humans and Pets Naturally
By :
Stephen Becker
Human and animals are suffering with the same diseases. Both can be reversed with natural remedies
Why are Tens-of-Millions of Cats and Dogs Contracting Human Type Diseases?
By :
Stephen Becker
The common denominators between humans,dogs and cats that are causing similar diseases
Bio-Diesel or Pet Food Additive?
By :
Stephen Becker
The amazingly low quality of pet foods contributes to the epidemic of diseases in domesticated animals.
Black And Tan Coonhound Puppy And Dog Information
By :
Mitch Endick
The Black and Tan Coonhound is a friendly dog that was bred in the United States to tree raccoons and scent hunt other animals. They prefer to stay outdoors and can tolerate heat and cold.
Anal Gland Problems in Dogs
By :
Matthew Homfray
Many dogs have anal gland problems that their owners are unaware of. This article explains what anal glands are, how to tell when they are causing discomfort and how deal with them before a trip to the vet becomes necessary.
Disaster Preparedness for your Pet: After a Disaster
By :
Matthew Homfray
This article describes what you can do to protect your pet after a natural or man made disaster strikes, when pets are often at their most vulnerable.
Westie Terriers - Fascinating Facts
By :
Jeff Cuckson
West Highland White Terriers began their history as the undesirable white offspring of the dark-colored Cairn Terrier. With the dog's popularity today, it is hard to believe that the early Westies were usually drowned or shot.
Can A Dog Improve Your Health?
By :
Janet Winter
There's nothing that relieves stress and makes us laugh like watching a new puppy chasing a ball on wobbly legs. And what fun to play 'tug of war' with a favorite toy! Just having your dog in your lap to pet and cuddle brings soothing relaxation.
Physiotherapy for Arthritic Pets
By :
Matthew Homfray
In this article I hope to introduce you to the concepts and terminology of physiotherapy so that you can approach your veterinarian and see whether it may benefit your pet.
Disaster Preparedness For Your Pet: Part 1
By :
Matthew Homfray
This article combines advice from the government, pet charities and rehoming clinics to act as a thorough guide to what you can do to protect your pet before a disaster strikes. Be a responsible pet owner - print out this article so you have it handy should your worst fears come true.
Is Your Dog Terrified Of Fireworks?
By :
Matthew Homfray
A guide to helping your dog overcome his/her fear of fireworks, both in the short and long term.
Disaster Preparedness For Your Pet: Part 2
By :
Matthew Homfray
Part 2 of this 3 part guide describes the steps you should take during a disaster to best protect your pet.
Is A Keeshond The Right Dog For You?
By :
Lee Dobbins
Learn about the fun and fluffy Keeshond dog breed.
Having to Say Goodbye
By :
Kadence Buchanan
Loosing a pet is a horrifying experience. Not one word can describe the feeling of loss and grief associated with having to say goodbye forever to your pet. But those who have managed to go through this experience state that there are ways to ease the pain.
Save A Dog: Shop At Non-Profit Organizations
By :
Julie Chrisler
Did you know that where you shop for your dog can help raise funds for animal rescue non-profit organizations that rescue animals who are abandoned or surrendered? It's true! Where you shop can make a difference in a dog's life.
Reputable Breeders And Australian Cattle Dogs
By :
Kerry Plowright
What to look for in reputable breeder and the origins of the Australian Cattle Dog.
Patron Christian Saints of Dogs
By :
Lynda Long
Dog Lovers have a special place in their hearts for their dogs. I wanted to know if there was a guardian angel that helped me protect my dog and care for him/her after death. Here is what I found!
A Hot Dog, But Without The Onions, Mustard And Mayo
By :
Debbie Boffa
Real cool tips for keeping dogs and other furry lovelies cool, as temperatures climb and soem owners seem to only be able to think about their own comforts
A Man's Best Friend: Ten Interesting Facts For Dog Lovers
By :
Ian Paton
Ten fascinating facts every dog owner should know
A Dog Is For Life Not For Christmas
By :
Debbie Boffa
If people spent as much time thinking about the implications of introducing a dog into their household as they do choosing curtains for their lounge there would be far fewer abandoned dogs around
The Made in America, American Bobtail
By :
Iro Ignatiadi
A totally American-made cat, the American Bobtail though fierce looking, is a loveable cat that is a relatively new breed that is extremely loyal and devoted to its owners.
Everything You Need To Know About Pugs
By :
Dane Stanton
Pugs are one of the best breeds of dogs that exist on the planet. Why? Because I own one! Seriously now though, I'm going to tell you everything you need to know about pugs and hopefully give you some reasons for buying one.
The Most Loyal Abyssinian Cat
By :
Iro Ignatiadi
With origins in India and specialized breeding in England, Abyssinians are one of the best cats to own, find out why...
My Favorite Ole German Sheppard
By :
Guest
I have a lot of fond memories of my childhood years. My family shared great times of vacationing and of enjoying our annual winter trip to the mountains for skiing. We shared every Saturday morning's breakfast together and we even liked to play games together on Friday nights. I truly loved my growing up years and I loved being a part of my family. My absolute favorite memory of childhood, however, is not a memory of my family at all, it is my memory of my favorite German sheppard dog.
The Protective Giant Schnauzer
By :
Guest
There are three distinct Schnauzer dog breeds. The oldest and progenitor of the other two Schnauzer breeds is the mid-sized Standard Schnauzer or Mittelschnauzer. While this breed probably originated in the Middle Ages, it is the least popular of the Schnauzer breeds with an American Kennel Club (AKC) registration ranking of 99 in 2005. The most popular Schnauzer is the Miniature Schnauzer with an AKC registration ranking of 10 in 2005. The Mini or Zwergschnauzer was originally bred as a rat catcher and watchdog but is now an extremely popular companion dog. The Giant Schnauzer or Reisenschnauzer was bred to be a capable and versatile working dog and was ranked 78 in 2005 AKC registrations.
Pet Lovers Sanity Guide
By :
Reed Langdon
Pets in distress mini guide and unique tips don't wait until its to late and learn the hard way like I did
German Shepherd Dog With Arthritis And Colitis Benefits From An Herbal Remedy Boswellia
By :
Sarah Smith
This is an example of how an herbal remedy helped a German shepherd dog with debilitating arthritis and a bowel condition.
Pitbulls Fighting: A Historical Component to Their Bad Rap
By :
Arland Kent
Pitbull dogs are one of the most intelligent breeds. They make an assertive and active spirit. Sadly, they are portrayed as aggressive, which is a virtual opposite of their character. There is more to their personality and unique temperament than this.
Treating Different Problems Related To Your Pets
By :
Kevin Pederson
Pets are one of the most unselfish beings in anyone's household. So treating them when any problem arises is one of the most important things to do by any pet owner.
Special Considerations For Pet Beagle Owners
By :
Lee Dobbins
Are you thinking about adopting a Beagle? Here's some things you might want to know about the personalitly and special care needs of the breed.
Choosing The Right Dog Breed – A Step By Step Guide
By :
Mary Janet Namuli
Do you want to buy a puppy? Did you know that there are several hundred dog breeds? With that large number of breeds to choose from, how do you manage to decide which breed is right for you? Luckily, you can narrow down the choices and find the right dog breed by following a my 4 simple steps.
The Kinds of Dog Training Collars
By :
Trevor Mulholland
Dog training collars come in a variety of types and sizes. Here are some things you should consider before getting one for your pet.
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