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13th October 2009
If you are a potential dog owner and is considering of getting a papillon, you are probably wondering how to train this elegant breed with large butterfly-like ears. Just like training other breeds, papillon training requires certain rules and methodologi... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons28th September 2009
Is your dog a little fatty? If he is, then really it is your fault, dogs that are overweight have a shorter life span, you are actually putting him in danger of so many ailments. He could be at risk of developing painful conditions like arthritis and life... Read >
Author: Oodah17th September 2009
Organic vegetable gardening has been done for centuries before the introduction of pesticides. This type of gardening requires that no artificial means be used to kill pests. So what is a garden of this type, how to create one and what to plant are some q... Read >
Author: Dave Mathews15th September 2009
Dog's Nutrition Free Tips
Dear fellow dog lover,
We have all heard the "horror stories" about the tainted, and sometimes toxic dog foods on the market and have also heard about the regular dog food recalls.
Many dog owners ha... Read >
Author: mark31st August 2009
Is your dog too fat? Does he need to go on a diet? Many owners are blissfully unaware that their dog has gained too much weight. Since we see them every day, we may not really notice that they need to shed a few pounds.
Estimates by veterinarians gen... Read >
Author: Jim Navary26th August 2009
Obesity is one of the major diseases that affect pets in the United States and seems to be getting worse every year. Obesity is simply caused by feeding too much food and not exercising enough. This could be caused by eating too many table scraps are not ... Read >
Author: Apple25th August 2009
In the last decade, cats and dogs have been becoming increasingly fat, and veterinarians and animal care takers are concerned over the implications of these obese pets.
The rise in popularity of weight reduction pet foods and tipping scales are clear... Read >
Author: Ron Ayalon05th July 2009
The type of pet supplies you buy will determine the overall health of your pets. When it comes to a kitten, you need to be extra careful, as cats can be quite finicky regarding what they eat. Not that they are any kind of food connoisseurs but they just l... Read >
Author: Thierry babineaux03rd June 2009
We all know that at the heart of any cost-efficient house training strategy lies prevention. Punishment can never be part of the equation, so to speak.
But what are the key ingredients of a good plan anyway? Here are some of those advice on house train... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons23rd May 2009
It used to be simple to feed your dog. You would buy some kind of dry dog chow and throw in some table scraps. As veterinary science became more advanced, veterinarians began to study nutrition. They realized that, just as for people, diet has a big impac... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol13th May 2009
It is true – how soon we forget. It wasn’t that long ago when dogs were regularly fed table scraps which included bits of real meat such as beef and chicken, along with some veggies for good measure. Dogs seemed to be healthier and active longer in ... Read >
Author: Thomas11th May 2009
Constipation is something that everyone experiences in their lives, even dogs. When they don't have the right diet or they don't exercise enough, constipation can show up just as it appears in humans. This article will give you some solutions for your dog... Read >
Author: Cristian Stan31st March 2009
Who should raise their own chickens? Why, you of course! Raising chickens is not hard--in fact, it is a lot of fun and very rewarding. Many people, urban and suburban, are re-discovering the joy of raising their own produce and meat/dairy products. Of cou... Read >
Author: C.L. Carr30th March 2009
Who should raise their own chickens? Why, you of course!
Raising chickens is not hard--in fact, it is a lot of fun
and very rewarding. Many people, urban and suburban, are
re-discovering the joy of raising their own produce and
meat/dairy ... Read >
Author: C.L. Carr27th March 2009
Preventative care can be a lifesaver for most pets. General, specialty, and emergency veterinary hospitals see cases brought in that could have been easily prevented. There are a wide range of problems that can be classified as preventable. Here are sev... Read >
Author: Ron Ayalon25th March 2009
We all know that being overweight is unhealthy and can cause real problems. We also know what to do about it and how to trim down and lose weight. Well, since our dogs are part of the family, they often end up carrying more weight than is healthy for them... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol09th March 2009
Back a few decades ago, pet owners did not pay much attention to their dog’s dietary needs and fed them whatever kind of dog food was the most affordable. Human grade dog food was almost unheard of, unless it referred to feeding dogs what was left over ... Read >
Author: Thomas05th March 2009
We all agree that our pets, especially dogs and cats, are members of our family. We talk to them, play with them, sleep with them and include them in almost everything we do. As members of our family, or our "four-legged children", we do everything we can... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol04th March 2009
Before commercially processed pet food, pet owners fed their pets table scraps and leftovers. Some bought meat scraps from the butcher. It was also more common for pets to roam outside and supplement their meals with whatever they could catch.
In 1860,... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol02nd February 2009
With so many issues about commercial dog food, more and more pet owners are now switching to all natural homemade dog food. Homemade dog food is not only safe but also healthy. Choosing and preparing your own dog food are relatively easy if you know how. ... Read >
Author: Gerry Restrivera31st January 2009
You definitely know that what your shih tzu eats affects his health. Feeding of appropriate dog food guarantees you a health and happy shih tzu, while poor or low quality food will only cause health issues. Now, as a responsible dog owner who wants nothin... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons25th January 2009
If you have ever wondered “What do I feed a diabetic dog?” this article will cover the topics you are looking for. What to feed a diabetic dog is a very important point to learn on so that your dog will have a happy, enjoyable and productive life.
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Author: CristianStan22nd January 2009
If you have ever wondered “What do I feed a diabetic dog?” this article will cover the topics you are looking for. What to feed a diabetic dog is a very important point to learn on so that your dog will have a happy, enjoyable and productive life.
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Author: Cristian Stan31st December 2008
Many people have different answers based on their experiences with dogs. Clearly, the type of dog will determine how much and how frequently you should feed him. Small dogs require much less than a larger dog, but the difference might not be as big as you... Read >
Author: Alex Rocklane01st December 2008
Having any family pet is a big obligation so you need to know all the basic steps on how to take care of it. So if you are keen to keep a cat, you need to know information about feline care. Owning a pet cat is not as easy as feeding it regularly. Food is... Read >
Author: Debbie Foster27th October 2008
Reduce, Re-Use and Recycle are three words that environmentalists take seriously. But these words resonate much farther than just in the environmentalist communities. Average people are well informed about the environment and are doing more to help protec... Read >
Author: Gwen McIntyre27th October 2008
Reduce, Re-Use and Recycle are three words that environmentalists take seriously. But these words resonate much farther than just in the environmentalist communities. Average people are well informed about the environment and are doing more to help protec... Read >
Author: Gwen McIntyre23rd October 2008
Kittens come with their own set of tiny cat behavior routines but the one thing they share with their larger feline relatives is the need to be provided with proper kitten health programs. Like their larger counterparts, kittens need to be started on a go... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru30th September 2008
Have you ever seen an overweight Chihuahua? Unfortunately they aren't hard to come by. But for such a little dog, why is there a problem with this breed tending to be overweight?
This is not something that is inherently born in them, but many of them t... Read >
Author: Joshua McNiel19th September 2008
Is your dog overweight? Many owners don't really know when our furry friends are in need of losing a few pounds. Since we see them daily, we don't notice their shape changing.
Veterinary nutritionists estimate that 25 to 40 percent of U.S. dogs are to... Read >
Author: Debbie Foster08th September 2008
Most people just do not know the importance of choosing a healthy dog diet. They do not take the time or make the effort to consult there trusted vet about a healthy and nutritious dog diet. It is important to know, even is you use dried food, canned dog ... Read >
Author: Graham Williams01st September 2008
Most people just do not know the importance of choosing a healthy dog diet. They do not take the time or make the effort to consult there trusted vet about a healthy and nutritious dog diet. It is important to know, even is you use dried food, canned dog ... Read >
Author: Graham Williams21st July 2008
Like people, healthy dogs become overweight or obese when there is an imbalance between the amount of calories consumed and the calories burned. Logic would lead us to conclude, then, that an overweight dog is likely receiving either too many calories, to... Read >
Author: Dean Burton21st July 2008
Your house should be a comfortable and safe place for everybody, even for Poodles and other animals. This is the reason why experts put strong emphasis on puppy-proofing the house. But one cannot truly create a safe place for his Poodles unless he knows w... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons25th June 2008
However much we like to indulge our pets, pampering your pets with treats should not be entirely impulsive. Pay attention to what you are feeding your pet even during moments of indulgence. Many dog owners feed their pets with table scraps and leftovers. ... Read >
Author: maruti gawade21st May 2008
As owner, it is your responsibility to maintain the maximum health of your Boxer dogs. Maintaining your dog's health can be done in a lot of ways. One of the most effective ways is by feeding the right kind of foods. But feeding your Boxer dogs with eithe... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons15th May 2008
Boxer dogs come from combination of two different breeds, the now extinct bullenbeisser and the famous bulldog. Boxer dogs are strong and agile just like their bullenbeisser ancestors and extremely loyal and protective to the family just like bulldogs. Th... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons30th April 2008
Dog nutrition is just as important, if not more important, than loving your dog. If you want to truly show how much you love and care about them it is important that you keep them healthy with a proper diet. So, this article will tell you some good Beagle... Read >
Author: Jake Kennedy28th April 2008
A Boxer dog can live for up to 10 to 12 years as long as he gets proper care, diet and exercise. Just like in humans, good health is important to a dog's longevity and quality of life. Whether you bought your puppy from a pet store or adopt one from a she... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons26th February 2008
Labrador Retrievers are known to have hearty appetites and are often overfed causing weight to increase even above what is normal. Obesity is a major problem in people nowadays. It leads to the development of various diseases causing series of death to a ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons04th February 2008
18 Household Foods You Should Never Feed Your Dog.
Does your dog eat table scraps? Does he beg for food (successfully) while you're having a meal? Do you let your dog finish any food left after you've eaten your meal?
Some of these foods can kill yo... Read >
Author: Ken Charles19th January 2008
In this article, you’re going to learn 3 tips on how to treat your dog’s weight problem, using? You’ve guessed it, treats of course.
As our dogs are so adorable and loyal, there is a tendency for you to reward them by feeding them some treats, ti... Read >
Author: Chris Taylor14th November 2007
As a child, Christmas was definitely a great time. Presents, presents, and more presents - the words were interchangeable. We had our little duty to perform on Christmas Eve and that was the midnight service at church. Other than that we were free to im... Read >
Author: Roy Klienwachter19th October 2007
Many years ago, most pets were used to eating table scraps. For instance, the Kitten Food contained the usual fish bones and some milk. But some cereal companies have decided to improve that situation and the entire pet food market was cornered in order t... Read >
Author: Clint Jhonson21st June 2007
Why are you just settling for the table scraps from the banquet of life? How would overcoming your fear and throwing off these chains help you live your best life now? Well don't throw in your towel - it can be all down-hill from here. When you learn thes... Read >
Author: Beth Banning & Neill Gibson10th May 2007
If you have a dog, it goes without saying that you want to establish a happy and healthy relationship with him. Knowing how to understand your canine friend is the key to enjoying him. There are five very important things you need to know so you can begin... Read >
Author: David Lee02nd March 2007
As a dog owner, we all want what's best for our dog. With the newest reports about the proper diet for your dog, they should have carbohydrates, vegtables, etc., more and more dog owners are giving their dog table scraps without realizing that there are c... Read >
Author: Michelle Johnson01st 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 Massey30th January 2007
Could it be that people don't know how to care for their dogs? Is it possible that people are not taking proper care of their dogs? Are people still using outmoded methods of training and harmful nutional advice? It is not only possible it is probable. I ... Read >
Author: Hadit07th January 2007
Ten Things All Pet Owners Should KnowBy Steph BaireyFollowing these ten tips will guarantee you a happy, healthyrelationship with any kind of pet.1. Your pet needs to go to the vet. Start saving now.Every pet needs to be examined by a vet occasionally. Il... Read >
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07th January 2007
Feeding Your DogPart 1 in a 10-Part SeriesBy Steph BaireyDogs are one of the most popular companion animals worldwide. Thisseries of weekly articles will discuss the basics of feeding,habitat, health, lifespan, size, grooming, time, breeding, equipment,an... Read >
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19th July 2006
I've recently participated in a new refresher course in dog training. This wasn't really on my agenda but a few circumstances developed that lead me down this path of re-education. It all started when my wife came home one Saturday afternoon and mentioned... Read >
Author: John Dow05th July 2006
It started with a little treat between meals. Then a couple more treats between meals. And pretty soon those little treats began to add up, and that little spare tire around the middle became more like a fifth wheel. You can stop pinching yourself. I'... Read >
Author: Shari Hearn17th March 2006
The classic early warning signs of diabetes were all present when I brought my canine companion of twelve years into the Veterinarian's clinic. Muffy was lethargic, unsteady on her feet, drinking large amounts of water, and experiencing incontinence for t... Read >
Author: Lori Anton06th March 2006
Every day, people by the millions pour food from a package into their pet's bowl. Day in and day out, meal after meal, pets get the same fare. This strange phenomenon is widely practiced by loving pet owners who believe they are doing the right thing.
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Author: Dr. Randy Wysong06th March 2006
For some 25 years I have alerted the public to the dangers of exclusively feeding heat processed foods. Companion animal feeding has progressed actually digressed from table scraps and real foods the family could spare to today's "100 % complete" proc... Read >
Author: Dr. Randy Wysong16th February 2006
Fat dogs are likely to end up with serious dog health problems. Ask yourself these three questions. Is your dog starting to look a little overweight? Is it difficult to feel your dog's ribs? Has your dog gained a few extra pounds in the last year? If you ... Read >
Author: Mike Mathews25th November 2005
The time has come. You have stopped by the pet shop every day on the way home from work to dote on the cute puppies in the window. Normally you return home with the thoughts of a cute puppy scampering down your hallways. Well, today you did it. You decide... Read >
Author: Katie Brandt09th September 2005
Are you concerned your pet is getting a bit large?
Recent research indicates that as many as 25 percent of cats and dogs in the Western world are overweight. It seems that our pets are subject to similar situations, that we as humans are being introduc... Read >
Author: Bradley Wallace27th August 2005
The Myth of 100% Complete Processed Pet Food
Copyright 2005 Dr Randy Wysong
Every day, people by the millions pour food from a package
into their pet's bowl. Day in and day out, meal after meal, pets get the same fare. This strange phenomenon is... Read >
Author: Dr Randy Wysong
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