Care For Your New Pet

By pet-admin, April 29, 2007 1:34 pm

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Pet owners are very loyal to their pets and there is nothing a pet owner will do to make sure their pet lives long and is healthy. Instead of buying a more than one puppy it is better to purchase a single puppy this way the puppy will have a better chance bonding with the owner and it will be easier to will bond to its owner better and will be easier to train than having many puppies. Avoid the temptation of buying two or more puppies. Depending on the breed, the best time to purchase a puppy is between 7-9 weeks of age. The puppy should get used to being around people and other dogs. Your puppy should not be allowed to roam the house freely until he is properly housetrained. A common misconception is that healthy dogs and cats must eat every day when in fact they do not. Smaller breeds are an exception, but even then pet owners must take care not to overfeed.

For a little bit of responsibility, time, and money on your part, you and your family will get a lifetime of love and unconditional adoration. The positive effect a dog can have on your family is amazing.

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Veterinary Bills–A Simple Tip for Spending Less

By pet-admin, April 25, 2007 10:20 am

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How can pet owners save money on their veterinary bills? Pet insurance is one answer but there are many other tips that pet owners simply don’t know about it.

Have you taken your pet to the vet recently? Chances are if you did you spent a lot of money! Quality pet care isn’t cheap–but we all know how important it is for the health of our four-legged family members.

Today we’re blessed with many diagnostic tools and procedures that weren’t available years ago. Problem is, all these advancements come with a large price tag. And pet owners are often caught in the middle. They love their pets like family members but sometimes can’t afford to take them to the doctor or pay for life-saving procedures. As a veterinary technician it’s one of the hardest things I have to deal with on a daily basis.

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Health Problems Of The Bengal Cat

By pet-admin, April 19, 2007 11:35 am

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Asian countries have the endangered species the Asian leopards, which recently was taken off the list and now strives in the wilderness. The Bengal cat derives from breeding with the Asian leopards and has since entered the domestic cat breeds list. The Bengal cat although not a tiger, loves to play and lounge around on and in the water.

Bengal cats make a playful pet as they act more like a dog then they do a cat. The fact that they love water adds to the beauty of owning a Bengal cat. They use their paws as little hands and they hide their toys in order to protect them from other pets in the household. Like the Asian leopard, the Bengal cat is smart and sneaky. They love to play and have a keen sense of smell.

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Pet Food – Choosing What Is Best For Your Pet

By pet-admin, April 18, 2007 11:30 am

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Every pet owner wants to give their pet the best life possible. Feeding your pet the best pet food will give your pet a better quality of life.

Have you ever considered making your own pet food? It may sound time consuming but it need not be, home made pet food is becoming more and more popular and there are many websites that can provide you with free pet food recipes. Making your own pet food will give you peace of mind knowing exactly what your pet is eating, not to mention save you 80% of your pet food bill
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How To Look After Your Pets Health

By pet-admin, April 17, 2007 11:30 am

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Owning a pet is a huge responsibility, you need to make sure you care for your pets health by giving them the correct food, enough water, the right housing and enough exercise.

With so many cases of pets being miss-treated and incorrectly cared for I thought id share some of my tips, ideas and finding to help you maintain your pets health to the highest standard.

The most common family pet is the dog, often considered a family member and should be cared for in the same way. Depending on the size and breed of your dog different amounts of time should be allocated each day for walks, generally the larger the breed the longer you will need to spend walking.

There is not an exact amount of time you should walk your dog, timescales should be based on the following aspects

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9 Tips to Ensure That Your Dog Remains Healthy and Happy

By pet-admin, April 13, 2007 2:15 pm

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If you’re a dog owner who absolutely loves your dog, then you want the best for him. After all, your pooch provides you with closeness, unconditional love, understanding and companionship, right? Well, doesn’t it make sense that you’ll want to reward him with the same? Isn’t it true that you want him to stay healthy and happy?

1. Walk him often. Walking is not only good for your dog, it is also good exercise for you. By taking him on daily walks, you’re providing him with exercise for a healthy heart, but walking will also stimulate his mind as he gets to witness a change in environment.

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Dealing with your hyperactive dog

By pet-admin, April 12, 2007 2:12 pm

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About six years ago we brought home an adorable, sleepy, five-week old puppy. We knew it was too early for her to leave her mother, but the dam had stopped feeding the pups and walked away. She was done with them, so the humans took over.

At that tender age, Kaylee was sleepy, darling and sweet. She’s still darling and sweet, but rarely do her batteries run down. We describe her as having two speeds – full and off. And off isn’t often.

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Pet Food Recall! Frequently Asked Questions

By pet-admin, April 11, 2007 2:12 pm

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On March 16, Menu Foods, Inc. of Streetsville, Ontario, Canada initiated a voluntary recall involving a large number of both dog and cat foods produced at its facilities in Emporia, Kansas and Pennsauken, N.J. between December 3, 2006 and March 6, 2007. The products are sold by many different distributors under a number of different brand names. At present, Menu Foods is recalling dog food products marketed by about 50 firms and cat food products marketed by about 40 firms.

What prompted the recall?

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