Posted by Sandra Dean at Jan 27th, 2009 in Dogs
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by Sandra Dean
Have you ever seen a toy Chihuahua? The moment you see one you will fall in love with it. This is the tiniest and the sweetest looking dog you have ever set your eyes on and most people look forward to having one just because they make such a strong first impression on them. However, before you run to the nearest pet shop for your toy Chihuahua, you need to find out whether this dog is the right one for you or rather whether you are the right owner for it.
The Chihuahua is beautiful and so much loved because it is tiny. However, this trait can work against it as well. If you have a house full of children and other occupants having a Chihuahua around could mean serious accidents for it or even death. All that is needed to hurt (or even kill it) is that someone sleeps, steps or stamps on it while it plays or sleeps somewhere.
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Posted by Miranda Concagh at Jan 26th, 2009 in Pets
by Miranda Concagh
“Dog food is killing your dog!” That’s what recent headlines have proclaimed. People want to know: Is my dog food safe? Many commercial brands have been recalled. Dog owners don’t know what is in the food they are feeding their dogs. Have you tried to read a dog food label lately? Did you understand it?
Look down the list of your commercial dog food, and you will likely see something that sounds like “meat meal.” Want to know what that is?
Would you believe meat meal is made up of dead dogs and cats? Animal shelters and highway road crews send their euthanized animals and their “road kill” to rendering plants. Often the animals are still wearing flea collars, ID tags, and some are wrapped in plastic bags. This delightful stew is then rendered down to make meat meal, or its equivalent.
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Posted by John Savage at Jan 26th, 2009 in Parrots
by John Savage
Your Eclectus parrot may be able to talk, but he most likely won’t be able to indicate whether or not he feels well. Therefore, you need to know the signs of a healthy bird, so that you can recognize the signs of a bird that isn’t feeling well.
The sign of a healthy parrot is that they are lively, sociable and alert, but if your bird is not showing these traits it is most likely that he is feeling unwell. If he seems in any way to be behaving differently, then this is a warning sign that he might be in pain, and needing urgent attention.
A healthy Eclectus parrot has a dry nose and big bright eyes. If your parrot develops a moist or runny nose, he probably needs the care of a veterinarian. His eyes should be big and bright, but not watery or runny.
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Posted by Anthony Galz at Jan 25th, 2009 in Pets
by Rashel Dan
Animal cruelty is very much a crime as it is very much a reality today. Statistics show that every year, more and more domestic and wild animals are being maltreated. Whether they are household pets like cats and dogs, or wild animals like bears and elephants, these animals are not safe from animal cruelty. However, only a few concerned citizens are aware of this crime. If you want to show your support for preventing animal cruelty, here are some easy steps that you can follow.
Set an Example
You, yourself, can make a big difference. If you own an animal, set an example for others by always providing your pet with the proper love and care that it deserves. Always provide fresh water, food and shelter. Be responsible and have your pets neutered or spayed. When your pet is sick or is in need of medical treatment, send him to a veterinarian. It is important that you do not neglect or abuse your pets. Shower it with a dose of tender, loving care.
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Posted by Todd Martin at Jan 24th, 2009 in Pets
by Todd Martin
Almost 50 million dogs are there in the United States, each of them is unique. Depending on whether your dog is a family pet or a local champ, you have a grand possession. No other living thing is as close and included into the persons mind and human society as the dog. A pet dog eats in the same kitchen as well as sometimes even shares the same bedroom. He eats snacks as he watch television with his owners. A few of these dogs will sport their toenails decorated pink and red.
Nowadays it is pretty common to dress up your dog in the newest of fashionable dog clothes and accessories. It is common to have that ideal carrier for your little pal to take him along on shopping spree in addition to the world over you can. You miss him while he is left at the back. These days we have a wide range of option in dog fashions. The toy dogs particularly look cute in little dog clothes, but the bigger dogs can look just as attractive. At hand is something for each breed as well as every size of dog in dog clothes. One thing is definite and that is dog fashion is here to stay.
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Posted by Ferdinand Mekinsy at Jan 24th, 2009 in Pets
by Ferdinand Mekinsy
Borax flea control is a great means to aid remove a flea infestation once it has started. By using a mixture of borax and water on your carpets and getting it soak, then soundly cleaning your carpets after it has had time to set, you can kill fleas in a somewhat short period of time.
Nonetheless, there are some downsides to Borax flea control that you should keep in mind. First and foremost, Borax is a toxic chemical that should be treated with respect. If you have children, you will want to be conscious about how you treat your carpets with Borax. A child that likes to play on carpets, or is prone to putting their fingers in their mouth, should be kept from rooms being treated from Borax. If it is not feasible to keep a child from the room, Borax should not be used.
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