Dog Bad Breath – More Than Meets the Nose

By pet-admin, August 21, 2008 10:43 pm

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Take any five dogs off the street and chances are four of them will ‘bite you on the nose’ with their dog bad breath. Being such a common condition it’s understandable why so many dog owners accept it as normal… and why so few do anything about it. Yet dog bad breath (formally called canine halitosis) can be an early alarm-bell alerting you of a more sinister hidden disease.

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Secure Your Pets on Disaster

By pet-admin, August 19, 2008 9:33 pm

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There is no reason to leave your pets behind during the disaster. You pets should be also a part of your Hurricane escape plan. During the Ivan hurricane there were reports of people leaving their pets behind and refuse to evacuate them. There is no reason to leave your pets like that in that kind of danger. So here’s a check list that you should do to secure your pets in the events of hurricane.
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Food tips For Your Dog

By pet-admin, August 18, 2008 11:08 pm

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Here’s short tips for Food tips :

# Vegetarian diets are fine for many dogs. Normal adult dogs need about 10 percent of calories from protein. Some fiber may also be fine.
# Dogs eat less often than cats, but consume larger meals. Adult dogs can be fed 1 to 2 times daily; puppies need 2 to 3 daily meals.
# Overweight dogs can be helped by providing smaller portions during regular feeding schedules, giving them less tasty food and avoiding table scraps.
# Fresh water should be available at all times, especially during exercise.

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