By Charles J.C. Campbell
So you want to have a cat for a pet? That's all fine, since cats are among the leading choices for pets and they actually do make excellent pets, but what if it is your very first time to have a feline as your pet, are you ready to take care of it? And when I say take care of it, I mean take care of it in the proper manner and deal with every issue that comes along with taking care of that particular type of animal.
Having the right intentions and genuinely...
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Thursday, February 7, 2013
All About Picking Dog Food
By Bernard Yao
If you are considering raising a dog, you have to know that it requires a lot of patience and most importantly, it requires time because pets like getting their master's attention. There are actually a lot of food choices for your pets. What you can do is check out pet stores or pet shops that offer pet owners tons of pet foods. This is why if you do not know anything about what ingredients and nutrients your pet needs, then you should read this article so you would know...
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Some Tips For Making Sure Your Dog Stays Healthy
By Ken Q Alston
If you are the proud owner of a little pup (or a big pup!), one thing that will be important to you is that you are taking good care of this lovable little canine; but of course, as much as most people have a desire to take good care of their dogs, many of them do not actually have a complete concept of what this means - and so, here is a look at four specific things you can make sure you are doing in order to take good care of your dog.
1) Feed your dog premium dog food:...
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Foods for Constipation in Dogs
Constipation can be painful and confusing for your dog, but there are many foods to relieve constipation and provide your dog with comfort. Constipation may be difficult to diagnose, but veterinarians warn that it's important to recognize it as early as possible.
Causes of Constipation
Though diarrhea is easy to diagnose, constipation may go by unnoticed, especially if your dog relieves himself outside without you watching. Constipation can usually be recognized by:
painful abdomen
straining...
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Every thing about Parvo in Dogs
What is Parvo in Dogs?
Parvo( know as Canine parvovirus type 2) is a contagious virus mainly affecting dogs. The disease is highly infectious which is spread from dog to dog by direct or indirect contact with their feces. The more common form is the intestinal form, which is characterized by vomiting or diarrhea. The less popular form is the cardiac form, which attacks the heart muscle tissue of...
Some Homemade Dog Food Recipes
By Linda Spangenburg
Homemade Dog Food Recipes
There are many reasons for feeding your dog homemade dog food. One of these is how commercially prepared pet foods came into creation and are still made today. Commercially prepared dog foods did not even exist until the 1930s, when the meat and grain companies wanted to find something to do with their rejected products. These included products that were moldy, contaminated or even rancid. Then and now, pet food companies and veterinarians...
Dog Bad Breath
By Linda Spangenburg
Canine bad breath will take the fun out of holding your pet and getting those doggie kisses. This can also get so bad that nobody wants your pet around him or her. Of course this is embarrassing for you and hard on them because of the rejection they will receive. Nobody wants a stinky dog around them. But worse of all it can mean health problems for you pet.
We have all heard of "doggy breath" but truthfully a healthy dog does not have bad breath. There are...
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