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1151. How Are You Treating Your Pet? By Ryan Joseph
      Can you comprehend a time when dog food, cat food, or pet treats did not even exist?The very first commercial dog food was a product produced in the year 1860. James Pratt, an American, was visiting England from the US when he saw dogs surviving off left-over biscuits from ships. So he prepared a dog biscuit product consisting of wheat meal, vegetable, beetroot and meat, and began selling them entirely to British rural gentlemen who owned sporting dogs.Much has changed since then....... as our…



1152. Introducing a Cat to Your Children By Larry Chamberlain
      Are cats and children a good mix?So, you had a cat in the family when you were a kid. And you are thinking that the addition of a cat into your home would make a terrific family pet, and would give your children the pleasure of loving and caring for an animal.Most likely you'd be right.But, just because you have nothing but pleasant memories of growing up with a much loved feline pet doesn't mean that things always go faultlessly well.There are things to remember and steps to take before int…



1153. My Tips to Take Care of a New Dog
      So you’re bringing home that cute little puppy from the best breeder after doing all that research, or you found the most adorable “mutt” at the pound, where you were just going to look, you swore. And now you realize that you weren’t as prepared as you thought. Maybe you’re planning in advance for the new bundle of joy. Either way, we’ll give you some valuable tips we’ve learned over the years of bringing home little bundles of terror – I mean joy :) Learn as much as possible about potty traini…



1154. How To Stop Your Horse From Rearing And What To Do If He Does It Unexpectedly By Andy Curry
      There is a dangerous problem that horse owners should be very aware of. It’s when a horse stands up on his back legs. It’s called “rearing.” This problem can be quite dangerous and cause severe injuries to the rider and/or horse.Rearing is perhaps a horse’s most effective defense against the rider. It is dangerous in that the horse can fall over backward onto its rider. Because of a horse’s enormous weight this can cripple and even kill the rider. Thus, it is good to know why, if possibl…



1155. Cures for the Dog Shedding Blues By Valerie Goettsch
      Dog shedding is part of dog ownership. While you can't exactly cure dog shedding, there are some steps you can take to minimize excessive dog shedding.How to Control SheddingGrooming is the key to controlling dog hair shedding. You know the hair is going to fall out. It is better to brush your dog's coat daily and remove the hair yourself than to have dog hair all over the floor, furniture and your clothes.Some dogs shed seasonally, such as in the spring when they are shedding their winter coa…



1156. Maltese Complete Profile
      Key Facts:Size: SmallHeight: Under 25 cm (10 inches)Weight: 1.8 - 2.7 kg (4 - 6 lb)Life Span: 14 yearsGrooming: Very demandingExercise: UndemandingFeeding: UndemandingTemperament: Loyal & sensitiveCountry of Origin: Italy/MaltaAKC Group: Toy Other Names: Bichon MaltaisPhysical Characteristics:General Appearance: Elegant, glossy-white and petite.Colour: Pure white with slight lemon markings permitted. The nose, eyerims and pads are all black.Coat: Long, dense, silky, straight and heavy. The avera…



1157. Pet Health Insurance By Charlene Mattel
      To many people, their pets are members of their families. They want to be able to care for their health in the same way they would any other family member.Pet health insurance can help you afford the very best wellness care for your cat or dog, as well as to be prepared for the unexpected emergency visit. Pet health insurance plans can take care of your pet's needs from accident and illness only, to complete wellness care such as annual checkups, vaccinations, and flea and heartworm preventati…



1158. Popular Rabbit Names By Glenn Livingston, Ph.D.
      We get a lot of email asking for help in choosing a name for newly adopted rabbit pets. Well, as part of our research we looked into the most popular bunny names, so we thought we'd share them with you.Here are rabbit names from our collection in random order:* Bailey * Bugs * Thumper * Puddles * Midnight * Riley * Stormie * Pippin * Noel * Piper * Holbrook * Willow * Cocoa * Maybelline * Oreo * Dezzi * Pepper * Cherub * Romeo * Hershey * Hayley * Velvet * Tinkerbell * Juniper * Dutch * Tuxedo…



1159. Raising a healthy and happy puppy
      Raising a puppy can be very rewarding and fun, however if it is not done correctly the puppy can develop behavioral problems and aggressive tendencies. This guide is a quick reference for those who are in need of advice on how to raise your new puppy. Tips on how to keep the puppy happy and in good behavior Puppies really enjoy chewing on different things. They are much like human infants in the sense that they put everything in their mouths, especially during a teething period. Try and find a g…



1160. Easy Tips for Healthy Pets
      Easy Tips for Healthy Pets(c) 2005 Dr GW GrahamDo you want a long and healthy life for your pets?There are things in our pets' environments that can rob them of precious health and long life. I'm not talking about cars accidents and mean kids in the neighborhood. I'm talking about things inside the home. Things like:1) FoodFood is meant to be good tasting and good for you.The same applies to our pets. Unfortunately, bothpeople food and pet food are full of stuff. And most of this stuff isn't fou…



1161. Leash Training for Dogs
      Tired of your dog dragging you out the door and down the street? Are YOU the one that needs a nap after taking the dog for a walk? Maybe it's time to leash train the dog. A little time and a bit more patience can provide a lifelong reward - enjoyable outdoor walks with your dog. But before getting started, let's review a few basic training principles. It is best train in an area that the dog is already familiar with, such as the back yard. Dogs have a natural tendency to explore, and things will…



1162. A Common Cat Litter Box Problem - Feline UTI By Nancy Wigal
      Cat litter box problems stem from a variety of sources. One of the most common causes is a feline Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).Cats tolerate pain pretty well. As a matter of fact, we can be fooled that kitty is feeling fine because she's eating, purring, and snuggling up to us for human love and attention. But at the same time, if she's demonstrating out-of-cat-litter-box experiences, she could be suffering from from a feline UTI. It's up to us to figure it out.When you know the symptons, it …



1163. Start A Prosperous Specialty Shih Tzu Grooming Shop
      Cost of investment: The major elements involved in setting up a Shih Tzu Groom Shop are: 1. Rent and security deposits. 2. Renovation 3. Tools and equipment 4. Furniture and fixtures 5. Legal fees 6. Insurance 7. Advertising 8. Supplies 9. Cash reserve The cost will depend upon your location and the materials you start out with. You can estimate at least $10,000 to start your Speciality Shih Tzu Grooming Shop. Rent: Will vary according to the specific location. Rent in a major metropolitan cent…



1164. Hamsters; The Perfect Starter Pet By Andrew Markison
      As a parent, you want to be able to give your kids everything that they want in life.Unfortunately, giving your child everything he or she wants is not always in your child's best interest and caving in at your child's every whim is almost certainly a bad idea. You don't want to deprive your child though, so what do you do when your little boy or girl comes up to you with those adorable little brown eyes and asks you for a puppy or a kitty (or a ferret, parrot, snake, alligator, etc.)? With …



1165. Distemper in Dogs - Home Detection Tips By John Schwartz
      Distemper: Spotting This Dog Killer Before it's Too LateCanine distemper is a devastating disease. It often crops up in seemingly healthy pets without any warning. What’s more, distemper often mimics benign problems, like the common cold. This is truly the most insidious aspect of this illness. Sadly, many cases progress to the point where they are no longer treatable before the owner even realizes what's happened.How to spot the early signs of distemperFirst and foremost, understand that dist…



1166. How To Give Your Dog A Bath By Marilyn Pokorney
      Bathing your dog helps to keep it healthy as well as clean. Bathing helps reduce the amount of flea repellents you need to use as well as prevents hotspots, a potentially serious problem for your best friend.Bathing too frequently can dry out the skin and coat so only one bath a month is recommended by experts.Brush the dog before giving it a bath. Be sure to get all tangles and matts out because the water will make it worse. If a comb or brush cannot remove all the matts use a conditioner o…



1167. Small Dog Travel Guide By Daniel Urmann
      Advice!!!-Pet products that are useful, fun and enjoyable will make the pet and owner equally happy, thus taking the time to search for the right products are important.-Treats are a good way to relieve stress and fight boredom during long periods of sitting and waiting around inside a small dog carrier.-Weather conditions are very important to consider for any sized pet traveling in a small dog carrier.-Suitable pet clothing is not something to be forgotten especially when hiking or partaking…



1168. How To Protect Your Pets From Fleas And Ticks By Bridget Mwape
      Fleas are wingless, blood-sucking insects that feed on dog, cats, humans and other species. There are many different types of flea each one specific to the animal that it lives on. The most frequent fleas found in the home are the cat flea and dog flea.THE FLEA PROBLEM Fleas and ticks are responsible for a number of diseases in pets and people. Some types of ticks, for example, can transmit the bacteria that cause Lyme disease to animals and humans and some fleas can harbor tapeworm larvae, w…



1169. 5 Ways Your Dog Senses The World Differently From You
      Do dogs sense things differently than humans do? Well, yes and no. Dogs share the same basic senses with us: they see, hear, touch, smell and taste. But the level of their senses is different – an important distinction when you’re trying to figure out just what your dog is doing.SightIt was once thought that dogs were “color-blind” – only able to see shades of black and white with some grey, but scientific studies have found that’s not true. Dogs can see in color – ranging from blues and greens …



1170. The Need for Pet First Aid Kits By Max Bellamy
      Even if you have the perfect first aid kit for you and your family, it might not help when Fiddo or Fluffy gets hurt. To help pets in an emergency, assemble a pet first aid kit.Just like a human first aid kit, a portable, durable watertight container is needed to hold all the supplies. Assemble all of your supplies first so that you know how big of a container you need. Plastic food containers or tackle boxes make excellent first aid kits.A pet’s needs in an emergency are similar to your own, …



1171. Puppy Vaccines Assure Wagging Tails and Wet Noses By Charles Burke
      When you get a new puppy it is imperative that he receive all his proper puppy vaccines. These protect him from getting diseases if he becomes exposed to them.When the pet doctor injects a vaccine into your puppy, it "teaches" the pup’s immune system what a disease organism looks like. But the vaccine contains only weak or dead versions of the organism, so the puppy's immune system learns to recognize it, but without the danger of serious infection.Later in life, if the organism ever attacks,…



1172. West Highland White Terriers – Westies- A Wonderful Breed Apart By Jeff Cuckson
      “Westies” or West Highland White Terriers are furry coated dogs, with dots for coal black eyes and button noses.Why are West Highland White Terrier puppies sought after by many dog lovers? Because these friendly creatures are well-behaved, loyal and affectionate dogs, who may be pocket sized (average a 10-11 inches tall), but are highly intelligent animals.You won’t have a hard time training these dogs, whether solely as house pets, or for show. Their keen intelligence makes it seem like play.…



1173. A Look at Diamond Dog Tags By Alison Cole
      Diamond dog tags are the cream of the crop, the best of the best, the most luxurious type of dog tag you can buy.Diamond dog tags can cost up to $7500 or more. If you can afford such luxuries, a diamond dog tag is the perfect addition to your collection. Give your dog a diamond bone, heart, fire hydrant, or any of a limitless number of shapes and designs.You can even buy dog-and-owner tag duos. Put one on your dog’s collar, and hang one as a pendant from your neck (or as a charm on your bracel…



1174. Identifying and Treating Health Problems in Your Dog By Brigitte Smith
      An essential to your dog’s health is his/her regular annual checkup with the vet. The vaccinations* which are given to your dog each year ensure your dog’s immunity to some common infectious diseases. And when the vet gives the vaccinations*, it’s also an excellent opportunity for a thorough physical examination to be carried out, and a time to discuss any minor problems or issues which you feel may be affecting your dog’s health or wellbeing. This is a time when your vet may pick up inherited…



1175. Dog Training: Teaching Your Dog Self-Control By Kevin Simmons
      Is your dog one of those that pulls at his leash constantly whenever there is a distraction? A child walks by, or he sees another dog? If a cat or small animal scoots by, or if a car wooshes in front of him, does he tug to get closer? Is he hard to manage while visiting the vet, or when you have visitors?If the answer is yes to any of these questions, then your dog training needs to include self-control measures. A child is taught similar things when they are growing up (don’t put your hand on…



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