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241) Buying a Large Dog Bed
Author:
Hans Lynch
Category:
Pets
It is obvious that if you have got a big dog, it will need lots of space to sleep in. This is why you will need a large dog bed for your dog to sleep in. there are different kinds of beds for a large dog to sleep. Large dog beds are usually bigger and more spacious than hat of smaller dogs. If you are in the market to get a bed for your dog, it would be really nice to check out certain things before buying any bed.There are quite few things to put into consideration when buying large...
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242) Snap-n-Sleep
Author:
Gabriele Hauf / Snap-n-Sleep
Category:
Pets
Snap-n-Sleep „The special dog and cat bet"
Why and how did all this come about?
I would have to start at the beginning and tell you how Armani came into our lives. It all started with an American Staffordshire Terrier called Armani. On April 19th it will be 3 years that he is with me. It was the choice between his coming to stay with us or go to the shelter for the third time in his life. There was no question in my mind what is was going to be. I went to pick him up that same day and he...
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243) Why Do I Need Pet Insurance
Author:
Nigel Maskery
Category:
Pets
Most people normally take out a pet insurance policy to cover the bills for serious vet treatment as this can become extremely expensive. In fact so expensive in some cases that the animal is put down as the owners cannot afford the treatments. Pet insurance ensures this doesn't happen as the insurance company will pay the medical expenses, which leaves you time and energy to help your pet back to health.
What Is Pet Insurance?
Pet insurance is an insurance policy that covers your hou...
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244) Giant Dog breeds
Author:
Hannah Serrano
Category:
Pets
Giant Dog breeds refers to those breeds whose height and weight classified them into largest ends of all dog breeds. Although there are no universal height or weight breed as giant, some measures will consider them as giants such as weighing from 45 kg to 80 kg when adult and reaching 80 cm at the shoulders. Giant Dogs are popular dogs for their impressive size that arouse admiration aside from being so mellow, gentle and relaxed. Peaceful, affectionate and docile, Giant dogs s...
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245) Choosing an Uncommon Pet. Lizard, Pony, Horse. But you Have to Take Care of Them.
Author:
Andy Ci
Category:
Pets
When you think to adopt an uncommon pet (not a dog or a cat), first of all you must know that you have to provide custom care for him. There are many uncommon pets you can adopt, like lizards, spiders, horses, ponies, turtles, any type of reptile, exotic birds, and even a wild animal.
For lizards, you must keep them a fresh, clean environment, and a constant source of light is also necessary. Lizards need proper heating environment; is vital to a lizards survival, as it allows for a healthy...
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246) Choosing The Right Pet For You. Cat, Dog or Something Else?
Author:
Andy Ci
Category:
Pets
Choosing to bring a new pet into your home is never an easy fact. It's not all about it's price or type, but also it brings some new responsibilities to you.
First, when you think to get a new pet you think what type it should be. Well, the most common pets are cats and dogs. Some statistics shows that there are approximately 90 million owned cats and 73 million owned dogs just in the United States.
There seems to be more cat than dogs owned as pets. The main reason may be that cats are m...
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247) Homemade Dog Food From Scratch
Author:
Thomas Henricks
Category:
Pets
Is your pet's health important to you? I would hope the answer to that question is yes, it is important. It might surprise you to read that many studies indicate that commercially prepared dog food is not entirely healthy for your dog, and can even contribute to health issues. To avoid these problems, some people are turning their own homemade dog food. While this might seem like a much unnecessary work, it is a small price to pay to keep your beloved pet healthy.Baking Basics for...
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248) Allergies in Cats and Dogs
Author:
Kiya Sama
Category:
Pets
Due to walking on all fours, pets are closer to the ground than humans. They sniff more than humans. Dust and pollen can stick to their coats more easily than to the slick skin of humans. Consequently, pets tend to suffer from allergies from dust, mites, spores, pollen and molds. The symptom can be sneezing, but the most common and severe reaction is skin irritation. The difference between human allergies and pet allergies? Humans outgrow them, pets just get worse.Look for these signs...
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249) Obesity in Cats and Dogs
Author:
Kiya Sama
Category:
Pets
Obesity in cats and dogs comes from the same cause as in human beings - the body takes in more energy than it puts out. Life is too easy, food too available. Too much food and too little exercise, along with a low metabolism rate, can make your pet balloon up fast. One cat in every 10 is overweight. Four dogs in every 10 are overweight. Why is this cause for worry? You love your pet fast as much as thin. But a fat pet has greater risk of diseases of the skin, heart, stomach, liver, and kidne...
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250) Humane Treatment of Animals
Author:
Tracey Wilson
Category:
Pets
Throughout the last several years, understanding animals has greatly evolved. Horrible, nightmarish acts were carried out on animals, all in the name of science. A lot of people thought that the animals they tortured actually did not have any emotions or feelings what-so-ever. The horrid tests they performed on these poor lab animals were beyond comprehension. The scientists working on the animals thought that the screams and desperate attempt to free themselves was all a part of an inherent...
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251) Veterinary Pet Insurance - The Best Way To Maximize Your Pet's Healthcare Benefits
Author:
Robert S Scott
Category:
Pets
At present, most of the pet owners are securing their pet's life with pet insurance policies. Since every pet faces injuries and other health hazards, these policies enable their owners to provide them with the best healthcare benefits in every situation. In fact, these policies are effectively helping pet owners in arranging best medical facilities whenever their pets are injured or ill. These policies are offering suitable financial back-up to all pet owners so that they may never need to...
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252) Stop Your Dog Barking With A Shock Collar
Author:
Ken Charles
Category:
Pets
Shock Collars for Dogs: Humane or Cruel?There is a huge range of training collars for dogs and a vociferous debate among owners and trainers as to whether these collars are humane and effective or whether they are cruel and counterproductive.Different types of collar are used for different purposes. The two main uses are for distance control, when the dog is out of the trainer's immediate reach and is not on a leash and the second aim is to control excessive barking.The...
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253) Pet Basics
Author:
Tonia Jordan
Category:
Pets
Pets can have very beneficial effects on their owners. They're stimulating, entertaining, and can even improve the general health and well-being of an owner, such as lowering blood pressure or relieving stress. As humans, we often seek companionship and we find that easily in the pet-owner relationship. Before getting a new pet, though, there are several things we should think about first.Compatibility:Though it seems obvious, you should be sure that you're compatible with your...
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254) A Cold, But Successful Adoption Event!
Author:
Cheree Miller
Category:
Pets
We knew it would be cold today. Temperatures were expected to stay in the 40s. And then there was the wind. One of those icy breezes that just sliced through your clothes. We took turns sitting in our cars to warm up, and sheltered the animals with wind blocks, keeping the youngest ones in the back of an enclosed pickup for extra warmth. We even took turns cuddling the animals for warmth. We considered calling it off because of the cold, but the need was so great, with so many animals...
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255) Obesity In Pets
Author:
Ruth Osborne
Category:
Pets
Obesity is an increasing problem for pets and owners alike with many pets being heavier than they should be which will shorten their lifespan and predispose them to many other medical conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, joint problems, liver disease, breathing difficulties, heat intolerance and digestive upsets. The extra weight will significantly increase any risks associated with anaesthetics or sedations and will cause your pet to require a larger dose of medication e.g. pain reli...
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256) Is Holistic Pet Food Just Marketing Hype?
Author:
John Birch
Category:
Pets
It doesn't seem that long ago that there were only one or two pet foods on the shelves that labelled themselves as 'Holistic'... now there are many, and even one that implies there are holistic pets!So what do manufacturers mean by 'Holistic' or indeed 'Natural' and are there any regulations governing these products?It's difficult to know where to begin, other than looking at the dictionary definition of 'Holistic' '...dealing with or tre...
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257) 10 Questions to Answer Before You Get a Pet
Author:
Angie D. Dixon
Category:
Pets
Getting a pet is an exciting adventure. You will spend a lot of time with your new friend, and it is important to make sure you're clear about everything you need to know before you decide on an animal. These ten questions will help you make sure everything is a go for your new companion.1. First, what are the local regulations concerning pets? Some localities require pet licenses, others restrict types of pets or number of pets. Do a quick check with your city to make sure your plann...
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258) Pet Photos You'll Treasure
Author:
Angie D. Dixon
Category:
Pets
When our older cat, Skittle, passed away in August, we were devastated by the loss, and devastated again to realize that we had no good photos of our sweet cat, even though I am a photographer and my husband is a hobby photographer.Many pet owners would like to have quality pictures of their pets, but never quite get around to taking any or hiring a pet photographer to come out and capture their pet's personality.I encourage you to get images of your beloved pets now, and treas...
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259) Helping Your Children (And Yourself) Deal With The Loss of a Pet
Author:
Angie D. Dixon
Category:
Pets
"I think she's getting better," I said as we walked to the car. I was holding our cat Skittle, who had been weak and sickly for days. "I really think she's going to be okay." We all hoped I was right, but we knew better. We were taking Skittle to the vet for the last time.Our children had never lost a pet before. Skittle had lived with us for fifteen years, from the time she was a kitten. Jack, 12, and Sam, 9, had never lived without her, and she had been with my husband and me from o...
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260) Basic Puppy And Kitten Care
Author:
Angie D. Dixon
Category:
Pets
Congratulations on your new puppy or kitten! Having just adopted a kitten myself about four months ago, I envy you (most) of the adventure ahead. Of course there will be times when you think, "Doesn't he ever sleep? Doesn't she ever stop moving?" The answer, actually, is not for about a year.Before you bring your pup or kitty home, or as soon as possible if you've already brought her home, you will need some "stuff" to take care of your new pet. Remember, puppies and kittens are not d...
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