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Pet Obesity: The Battle of the Bulge

The fact that a dog or cat is chubby does not necessarily mean that he/she is happy. Unfortunately, just like with humans, obesity in dogs and cats can be a serious health risk and often leads to depression. What causes pet obesity? Many different things can be to blame for pet obesity but two of [...]

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8 Tips to Stop Your Puppy From Destroying Your Home

Puppies are adorable, but they can be little demons wreaking devastation in your home. Do not trick yourself into believing that they will outgrow it. It is true that puppies are more likely to chew on things than adult dogs, but a puppy that is let go free to do as it wishes can easily [...]

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Naturally Helping Ear Mites in Cats

If you notice your cat scratch their ears, shake their head or notice a strange odor coming from the ears then there is a huge chance they are infested with ear mites. These microscopic critters infest up to ninety percent of all cats and are extremely contagious. Once the first cat in your house gets [...]

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The Cheapest Ways To Find Dog Toys

We are at a time of great economic uncertainty and you might be looking to save a dime or two, so let’s take a minute to explore some of the many options you might have laying around your house that will make your dog really happy to have as a toy. This way you can [...]

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Seasonal concerns for your local animal shelter

Seasonal Concerns for Your Local Animal Shelter

Animal shelters need help year round. The high cost of housing, feeding and caring for a pet, coupled with the continued pet overpopulation problem, means that most shelters are regularly packed with adoptable animals. However, the winter season brings with it a number of additional seasonal concerns. Here’s what to be aware of and how [...]

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How To Defend Your Furbaby Against Pet Anemia

Exactly what is pet anemia? Anemia is a condition that occurs in pets when their red blood cell count is lower than normal. Red blood cells are responsible for carrying oxygen to different parts of the body. The hemoglobin in the red blood cells causes blood to have a red tint and is the responsible [...]

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Calming Mist Spray Recipe for Hyper, Overactive Pets

This blend is safe to use around your home and your pet’s living and play areas. It is safe for both pets and children. Lavender 5 drops Chamomile 5 drops Mandarin 2 drops Pure water 2 fluid ounces (120 ml) Fill a 2-fluid ounce (60 ml) mist spray bottle with purified water, and add the [...]

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Christmas Pet Shampoo Recipe

Pet Shampoo Recipe: Christmas Blend

This shampoo will be safe for both cats and dogs. Besides the pleasant smell that permeates the air, Christmas Blend will help to kill & repel fleas, control the growth of bacteria and yeast on the skin, and keep your pets smelling clean. Ingredients: 12 oz of Baby Shampoo or Dr. Bronner’s Magic Liquid Soap [...]

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Baking Your Way to a Happier Holiday Season for Your Dog

The holidays are right around the corner and I’m sure you plan to eat your fill. But what about your loyal dog? Are they going to have their own menu this year? Well, now they can! Making dog treats is as simple as whipping up your favorite dessert for Christmas dinner. And you can be [...]

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Stress free dog bath

Terrific Tips for a Stress Free Dog Bath

Can you smell that your dog is close even before they bark or enter the room? If so, then it is probably time to take the plunge and give him or her a bath. Most people do not look forward to giving their dog a bath at all and, as a result, put it off [...]

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