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Friendship Batter
June 11, 2013 By pattyI did this years ago and its great. You bake once a week and since I worked in an office I shared my cakes with my Read More » -
Ectopic Ureter (EU) In Pups
June 11, 2013 By pattyIt is important to determine if this is the case or the pup just has a urinary tract infection causing leaking. Ultra sound or further tests Read More » -
Sending Pups To Their New Homes
June 11, 2013 By pattyIt is always bitter sweet. I cry when each one leaves and hug them and kiss them and pray they will adjust quickly without their litter Read More » -
Choosing AKC Registered Name
June 11, 2013 By pattyThis can be fun for the whole family. I usually choose a call name first and work off that for a catchy name. Sometimes its the Read More » -
Should I Change My Puppy’s Food?
June 11, 2013 By pattyWhen you first bring a new pup home it is very important to continue to feed the same food the breeder (or shelter, etc.) has been Read More »
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Louisa Delfino: Just wanted to say I enjoyed the info on your blog »
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Hairballs And Cats
Cartoons, and real life have you associated with hairballs being a normal part of cats life. Hairballs seem like nothing, right? Well, it is actually a sign of your cat maybe getting sick! Your cats cleans itself with it’s tongue which picks up hair. But, normally that can be digested and passed through the intestines. If your cat is sick they tend to over consume hair and that causes hairballs to be coughed up! Usually a sign of something wrong with the digestive system. So, what used to be thought of as normal you now know might not be so good.






