Archive for March, 2008

19 Mar

Cerebellar Hypoplasia

Please watch the short video below.http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo/#url=http://gprime.net/video.php/charleyI only recently found out about Cerebellar Hypoplasia.  I had no idea this existed.  It can occur in both dogs and cats and humans from the little bit of research I have come across.I am listing a couple of the articles I ran across via Google.  You can of course research […]

16 Mar

Double Cheesburger Anyone?

As I was perusing the web the other day, I came across a post on dogster explaining the cost breakdown of buying a premium bag of food. I found it interesting and asked the author if I could post it here for our viewers.
The author is Sebastian-Tyler Carr
“I bought 2 bags because you save on […]

03 Mar

Do You Know Who PETA Is?

This organization is nothing like what they want you to think they are.
They are not out for the wellfare of animals. They come onto reputable breeders properties uninvited and when no one is home and snoop around taking pictures, etc. They are trespassing. They pose as families looking to purchase a puppy.
They don’t want anyone […]

03 Mar

Recovery From Emergency Surgery

 My Miya started out with vomiting bile 6-8 times beginning at midnight one night.  For the next 24 hours I monitored her temperature and fed very small meals by hand as she had no appetite.  The following morning her temp was at 104.8 and off we went for an emergency ultrasound which resulted in rushing […]

01 Mar

Dental Care: Healthy Teeth for Healthy Pets

This article is from the Humane Society.  Their website is below.Â
By Nick Lansing

istock.com

Brushing your pet’s teeth is a very
important part of pet care.

Most people know they must care for their pearly whites. Plaque and tartar buildup can cause bacteria to migrate into our bloodstreams, resulting in serious health problems.
The same holds true for cats and […]

01 Mar

Top Ten Winter Safety Tips for Pets

Here are the top 10 winter safety tips from ASPCA for your pets.Â
1. Keep your cat inside. Outdoors, felines can freeze, become lost or be stolen, injured or killed. Cats who are allowed to stray are exposed to infectious diseases, including rabies, from other cats, dogs and wildlife.
2.  During the winter, outdoor cats sometimes sleep […]

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