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19th September 2009
Sure my dog is a little chunky. But I was a little more than surprised when the veterinarian told me that I needed to put my Lhasapoo on a diet. She needed to lose three pounds! That may not seem like much but on a 18 pound dog it's a lot of weight.
I ... Read >
Author: Connie Janzen13th August 2009
According to the National Canine Cancer Foundation, one in three dogs are affected by cancer, and one of the lesser-known but potentially deadly canine cancers is oral melanoma. So, besides keeping decay-causing plaque at bay, routine dental cleanings fo... Read >
Author: Dr. Jack Stevens, DVM10th August 2009
What does a brand new pup need? If you just purchased an additional doggy companion, pull out pen and paper so you can create a shopping list! Puppies are wonderful additions to the family, but like your own offspring, they need lots of their own supplie... Read >
Author: davidzou10th August 2009
What does a new little dog need? If you just adopted a new doggy best friend, pull out pen and notebook so you can make a list of doggy necessities! Puppies are wonderful additions to the family, but like your own offspring, they need tons of their own su... Read >
Author: david03rd August 2009
Bladder cancer in dogs is a serious condition. My beloved Akita of 13 years died of it. Although he had lived a long, happy life, especially for a large breed dog, I wish I had known what I know now. Although I can't go back and change his final six month... Read >
Author: Laura Ramirez02nd August 2009
Who has not felt the pinch? Folk are being fired left and right. Families are losing their homes. Banks are frightened to give out cash loans. Firms are folding faster than a New York minute. I even know of some executives who now bring a sandwich ba... Read >
Author: Scot Johns31st July 2009
Advertisements for pet food try to make us believe that their kibble is full of meat, vegetables, and fats that are natural and extremely healthy for our pets. Let me ask you this. If they are so natural than why don’t we eat them? Or better yet, why do... Read >
Author: Kari17th July 2009
The AAFCO sets the standards for pet food safety and nutrition, and the testing done by the AAFCO is used to determine whether or not specific ingredients are acceptable as pet foods. But the AAFCO will rate both low and high quality ingredients as bein... Read >
Author: Vikki Ingham15th May 2009
Toys can vary from plush dog toys to dog balls to chew toys. While it somewhat depends on a dog’s personal preference as to what pet toys are most interesting there are some general things to try. For those with several dogs each should have their own t... Read >
Author: Jenny Gregorich23rd March 2009
It seems like you have been waiting forever, but its finally time for your new Doberman puppy to come home. Every puppy needs to be taught and trained on how to adapt to his new family, and the family has to adapt to having a new puppy in the house. The n... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol10th March 2009
Ever wonder what your pet is doing when you’re not with him? But sometimes it’s not a perfect world and we can’t spend that much time with them. Unfortunately they can’t read or watch TV. and tying them up the back yard isn’t an option for carin... Read >
Author: SaraLovesDogs10th March 2009
Combine 1 chicken liver, 1 giblet, 1 chicken heart, 1 chicken neck, 2 cups water and 1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley.
Cover and simmer until the giblet is tender.
Chop all the meat for dogs removing bones and mix with kibble; for cats, you may... Read >
Author: onlinebmkt28th February 2009
Just like a child your puppy has to learn everything, except how to pee and poop. Expanding upon our artcle "What Do I Do With This Puppy" we offer some additional guidelines that will get your puppy off to a good start.
Your new puppy is a little b... Read >
Author: Alex Armen18th January 2009
You've probably heard it a hundred times: "Don't bother the dog while he's eating." This is probably good advice for small children who shouldn't be trying to play with the dog at mealtime. However, a dog that's always by himself when he eats may be lea... Read >
Author: Darlene Norris22nd September 2008
There are a number of different factors that can cause a dog to become overweight. Overindulgence on the part of the owner plays a large part in pet obesity. We all want our pets to be happy, and sometimes an extra handful of kibble does the trick. Cer... Read >
Author: Ben Anton22nd September 2008
You hate to admit it, but your furry pal is getting a little older. You want to ensure that your pet is happy and healthy for many years to come. You have heard all of the hype about the new dog diets for older pets. Is there really a difference between d... Read >
Author: Graham Williams22nd September 2008
You hate to acknowledge it, but your furry pal is getting a older. You will want to assure that your pet is happy and healthy for many more years to come. You will have heard and seen all of the hype about the new dog diets for aging pets. But is there re... Read >
Author: Graham Williams27th August 2008
The most common nutritional disease for dogs has become obesity. Canine obesity has been linked to a pet’s lack of exercise, hormone issues and a slowing metabolism. Overwhelmingly however, dog obesity can be contributed to improper feeding techniques, ... Read >
Author: Ben Anton26th June 2008
When you get a cat, it can be thought of as both a pet and a friend. If you plan on your cat living for many years, make sure you are knowledgeable in the proper care of cats.
Before bringing your new pet home from the shelter or store, make sure you ... Read >
Author: S E Peters30th May 2008
Human beings have been living with their dogs since the time we first began to domesticate wild wolves. They are our companions, our protectors, and - thanks to our ongoing partnership - our dogs are living longer. Improved diet, vaccinations and veterina... Read >
Author: BLoding23rd May 2008
Human beings have been living with their dogs since the time we first began to domesticate wild wolves. They are our companions, our protectors, and - thanks to our ongoing partnership - our dogs are living longer. Improved diet, vaccinations and veterina... Read >
Author: Eric Weinstein21st May 2008
It really has been only just about sixty years or so that bagged and canned processed dog and cat food has been such a popular market item. Prior to that, people generally fed their beloved pets their own prepared blends that were concocted in the kitchen... Read >
Author: francineandreas15th May 2008
Many dog owners put a lot of thought into what brand of food they should feed their dog in order to keep them healthy and happy, and oftentimes, what they find might surprise them!
The truth is as much as dogs are, in fact omnivores, they descended f... Read >
Author: Janie Knetzer16th April 2008
Contrary to the popular belief that it is one way of being cruel or inhumane, using crate brings many benefits to you and your Weimaraner. Just like their den-dwelling ancestors, adult dogs in the wild will naturally find a den or safe place to sleep. Sim... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons12th April 2008
The health and well being of your Weimaraners generally depend on the quality of foods you are feeding them. It is important to feed them with foods that contain necessary nutrients required by the breed. Their nutritional requirement is just like those t... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons12th October 2007
Your dog's diet can have a great impact on a variety of factors in his health. A dog that is not receiving adequate nutrition from his diet can be prone to gas, flatulence, lack of energy and skin problems.The dog's coat may become dull and, if he is a ... Read >
Author: Janie Knetzer06th June 2007
The Pet Food Recall of 2007 has brought an enormous amount of attention to pet food. With tens of thousands of pets affected by the recall and with the death of several thousand pets from tainted food (refer to the PetConnection Database), it is not at al... Read >
Author: petvet09th May 2007
If the current dog food recall has you scurrying about for a healthy and safe dog food for your pooch, look no more. A variety of resources exist to help you select and even prepare a dog food diet that you can trust for your dog. Here's a few examples.
... Read >
Author: gpoint09th May 2007
If the current dog food recall has you scurrying about for a healthy and safe dog food for your pooch, look no more. A variety of resources exist to help you select and even prepare a dog food diet that you can trust for your dog. Here's a few examples.
... Read >
Author: peter john09th May 2007
If the current dog food recall has you scurrying about for a healthy and safe dog food for your pooch, look no more. A variety of resources exist to help you select and even prepare a dog food diet that you can trust for your dog. Here's a few examples.
... Read >
Author: peter john01st February 2007
Okay, I admit it. I am fascinated, overly curious, not quite obsessed with the idea of “you are what you eat.” If you could see me, you’d say I need to lose more than a few pounds and certainly don’t seem to practice what fascinates me so. I kn... Read >
Author: Sherry Massey03rd January 2007
Once your puppy has been taught to mouth gently, it is then time to reduce the frequency of mouthing. Your pup must learn that mouthing is okay, but she must stop when requested. Why? Because it is inconvenient to drink a cup of tea or to answer the telep... Read >
Author: John Edwards29th December 2006
Twenty percent of dog bites occur when a family member reaches to grab the dog by the scruff or collar. One doesn't need to be a rocket scientist to figure this out. Obviously, the dog has learned that when people grab him by the collar bad things often h... Read >
Author: John Edwards12th November 2006
When it comes to feeding your small dog it is important to ensure that you are familiar with the dietary requirement of your pet, and you are aware of what to feed him, what not to feed him, and how to ensure that he is receiving a well balanced and nutri... Read >
Author: Luke Donnelley Luke Donnelley26th October 2006
Good health starts with good nutrition. It helps dogs fight disease, grow correctly, and age gracefully. Giving your puppy or adult dog the correct dog food in the correct amounts makes for a happier, healthier pet.
Dogs need different diets as they ag... Read >
Author: Carol Stack12th August 2006
When we do something we love, again and again, our life comes to hold the fragrance of that thing. ~ Wayne Mullen
Cold air slips through the cracks in my doorway and around my windows. My cats lie curled up in balls; asleep on plump pillows. They hiber... Read >
Author: Nancy Bishop21st March 2006
Like people, dogs need to be healthy to enjoy life. Dogs are our friends, companions and often our guardians, but since they are also totally dependent on us for their well-being, it is our responsibility to look after them properly.
One of the most p... Read >
Author: Don Krnel07th January 2006
Like people, dogs need to be healthy to enjoy life. Dogs are our friends, companions and often our guardians, but since they are also totally dependent on us for their well-being, it is our responsibility to look after them properly.
One of the most p... Read >
Author: James Theiss
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