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Pet Safety During the Summer

June 25th, 2008 · No Comments

Summertime means that you and your family, including pets, will be spending more time outdoors. However, the new season can also bring along dangers for our pets, and the last thing you would want is to have an accident. The death of one of your beloved pets along with a summertime pet memorial is not a good summer memory. Here are some tips to help your family stay safe this summer, especially your pets.

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Bulldog Puppy Facts And Health Care Problems

June 24th, 2008 · No Comments

Article reveals facts about Bulldog pups breed, its appearances, characteristics, health problems information and grooming tips.

To some, a Bulldog looks like a fierce dog because of its powerfully built shoulders, however, in actual fact, they are affectionate dogs and great playmates. It is an instantly recognizable breed and is commonly seen in movies or cartoons.

In the past, the Bulldog was bred to help farmers slaughter cattle. With its persistent temperament, Bulldogs were used as bull baiters. The sport was banned and people began to discover the Bulldog’s loving nature. These dogs are now friendly and sociable creatures.

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Learn About Cats and Kittens Origin

June 21st, 2008 · No Comments

All About Cat and Kitten Origin and the History of Cats

Curious, to know the origin of the word cat, then here is
a brief history, which will help people to understand as how the word ‘cat’
originated. The English word cat was not into usage until 300 AD. It is very
remarkable that, in numerous languages around the world, cat owners call this
domesticated animal by the term (name), which is very alike the English word of
cat or may be puss.

 

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Traveling With Your Boxer Dogs

June 21st, 2008 · No Comments

Tips to those who will be traveling with their pets…

Who says you cannot travel with your Boxer dogs? Apart from being desirable family dogs, Boxer dogs are also cheerful travel companions. Yes! You can take them to one of your out-of-town or even international trips. Raise the fun and excitement to maximum level by taking your Boxer dogs with you. But before the excitement occupies your mind, remember that planning and preparation are part of the travel.

Assess your pet.

Don’t think that all pets are fit to travel. Consider your pet’s age or health condition. Traveling with a sick dog or a dog recovering from surgery may not be a good idea.

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Arthritis in Dogs - How to Care for Canine Arthritis

June 8th, 2008 · No Comments

Arthritis in dogs is a painful, progressive and degenerative  disease causing inflammation of a joint which can inhibit movement. More properly called osteoarthritis, although there are other types of arthritis, this is the most common, the most easily treated andis the focus of this article. 

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Tabby Cats and Other Colors of Cats

May 24th, 2008 · No Comments

Tabby Cats are just one type of patterns that you will see
on Cats and Kittens. Learn about Tabby Cats and other Patterns of Cats and
Kittens.

Patterns are a mixture of colors in a definite
arrangement. The six fundamental types of coat patterns present in cats with
some differences are Tabby, Tortoiseshell, Solid, Bicolor, Colorpoint and
Tricolor.

 

1.   Tabby: This coat pattern is the most
widespread found naturally and is present in four varieties: blotched
(marbled), striped (mackerel), ticked (agouti) and spotted.

 

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Cat Behavior and All About Cats

May 23rd, 2008 · No Comments

Cat Behavior can be good to learn about if you are looking
for a Cat. Learning All About Cats is helpful when looking for Cat Breeders and
Cat Supplies.

People describe cats as tree climbing animals. Proailurus
was the first true descendent of the cat that was found 33 million years back.
Cats earlier resided in rain forests and were great hunters. 

Their razor sharp claws helped them ascend deftly, hiding
on trees to escape danger or climbing to wait for a prey. Climbing in other
words was immensely helpful for survival and eventually became a way of life.

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Types of Pet Turtles for Novices

May 18th, 2008 · No Comments

You will want to select a pet whose lifestyle can easily blend with your own way of living. Here are three common types of pet turtles that you can consider rearing.

Copyright (c) 2008 Steven Magill

Taking on a pet requires a certain level of commitment. For the most part, you will be responsible for the safety and well-being of another creature. Taking care of a turtle is no easy task. Choosing from among the types of pet turtles will entail careful thought. You will want to select a pet whose lifestyle can easily fit in with your own way of living. Here are three common types of pet turtles that you can consider rearing.

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Insulin Resistance in Performance Horses

May 6th, 2008 · No Comments

Insulin Resistance (IR) in Performance
horses is a condition that has recently come to the attention of many
professionals and owners in the horse industry. If your horse seems
sluggish, gains or loses weight easily, or loses muscle over his top
line but maintains a cresty neck he may be Insulin Resistant. Read
the full article for a complete explanation.

Here’s
a quick test. Ready?

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Does your horse sometimes seem sluggish, gain or lose weight easily,
or lose muscle over his top line but maintain a cresty neck?

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Using Natural Supplements for your Performance Horses

May 5th, 2008 · No Comments

This
article discusses the use of numerous natural supplements, including
valerian, chamomile, arnica, and devil’s claw. Dr. Ward provides
readers with a clear understanding of the positive and negative
effects of many different natural supplements for use with your
performance horse.

  

I
once took my 4 year old mule, Jake, to a training clinic. When we
joined the other 13 riders in the ring the first morning, Jake was a
bit overwhelmed. He was pretty wound up with all the activity and
just a step away from an out-of-mule-body experience. It occurred to
me that I had not given him any Rescue Remedy or taken any myself. I
usually give us both Rescue Remedy when we face something new and
challenging. I took Jake back to the trailer and we both took a dose.
The rest of the morning went much better.

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