Euthanasia for Pets: Making the Decision to Say Goodbye
Many of us who have animal companions know that there will probably come a day when we have to make one of the most difficult decisions as a pet owner. Our pets age before our eyes, and we can see the difference in their activity levels and abilities as they grow older. The decision to euthanize our pet can bring on feelings of guilt and pain that add to the grief we already feel about the loss of our animal companion.
Sunday, 26th February 2006

Pet Therapy Given Major Boost
Americans spent over $32 billion on their pets last year – and $25 billion on their children. This may come as a bit of a shock, however, we are becoming more and more aware of the emotional and physical rewards of owning a pet – or especially a dog.
Saturday, 25th February 2006


Where's the Meat in my Pet's Food?
Today we hear all the Whole-Health buzzwords like functional foods, nutraceutical, organic, natural and holistic ingredients. Every natural, holistic, and organic ingredient we use has been researched for safety and efficacy. Natural, Whole-Health Holistic ingredients in our formulas use meat as the first ingredient because cats and dogs are primarily carnevors. All meats have different grades depending on the source, look for the best sources for your pets.
Thursday, 23rd February 2006

Are You Prepared to Give First Aid to Your Dog
As a dog owner, you may find yourself needing to give your dog first aid. Whether a car accident has occurred or your dog has collapsed from health related problems, there are some things you could prepare yourself for. Dogs are curious creatures and sometimes get into dangerous situations. When they get into trouble, it will be your job to help.
Tuesday, 21st February 2006

Taking Care Of Your Dog's Teeth And Gums
Clean teeth and gums are very important of the overall health of your dog. Here are some information on the most common dental problems of dogs and ways in treating them.
Sunday, 19th February 2006

How To Fight Fleas
The natural way: Vacuum your home frequently and seal vacuum bags before disposing. Wash the bedding of your dog weekly in warm soapy water. This is where fleas usually breed.Bathing your pet weekly with a mild dog shampoo prevents flea invasion. Use cedar shampoo for your dog, and put cedar oil in their sleeping mats. Cedar will repel fleas and other insects.
Sunday, 19th February 2006

Your Questions On Canine Hip Dysplasia - Answered.
What is canine hip dysplasia? Canine hip dysplasia (CHD) is one of the most frustrating diseases in veterinary medicine today simply because it is so difficult to prevent and treat. CHD is a developmental disease of the bones in which the head of the thigh bone poorly fits the hip socket, causing damage to the cartilage, gradual destruction of the joint, pain and swelling.
Saturday, 18th February 2006

Does Your Pet Dog Suffer From Heartworms?
Dog heartworm is a common disease among canines in the United States. Discovered in 1856, the worms mainly live in your dog's heart and major blood vessels.
Saturday, 18th February 2006

Dogs Need Good Food Too - Your Guide To Your Dog's Diet
Dogs’ nutritional needs may differ from ours. What we deem as healthy for us might not sufficient or appropriate for them. To give your dog the best nutrition available you will have to understand their specific needs and how to address them. After all, taking care of man’s best friend does take a little preparation and know-how.
Friday, 17th February 2006

When Your Dog Starts To Sneeze
Indeed, there are many things that both the dogs and the dog owners could have in common. For example, both dogs and dog owners could be prone to obesity if not regulating food intake and by not exercising.
Thursday, 16th February 2006

Weight Problems in Dogs: Is Your Dog Fat?
People may not be aware of this, but obesity is one of the greatest problems dogs are dealing with these days. Obesity, like humans, is also caused by excessive eating and unhealthy binges. Mostly, this situation is triggered by some environmental factors that when not controlled may just lead to more problems.
Thursday, 16th February 2006

Dog Care Fundamentals
Dog care may come in all forms, depending on the requirements of your pet, but thanks to modern veterinary medicines, dogs are now living healthier well through their golden ages. dog care is much like extending your dogs life through providing healthier lifestyle and productive maintenance, given that they are affected with environmental and genetical factors.
Tuesday, 14th February 2006

Tips And Info On Pet Medications And Pet Health
The keyword pet meds is abbreviation of pet medications. The pet medications or meds include the pet drug or pet medicine especially compounded for the pets. These are those med pet supplies that are essential to keep good pet health.
Sunday, 12th February 2006

Hip Dysplasia
What is Hip Dysplasia? The hip joint consists of a “ball” on the femoral bone, and a “socket” on the hip bone.Canine hip dysplasia simply defined is when a dog’s hips do not develop normally and the ball does not fit snugly into the socket.
Sunday, 12th February 2006

Canine Hydrotherapy: Choosing The Right Therapist
Dogs are like people in so many ways: they need to be touched, loved, and appreciated; they need exercise, proper nutrition, and good care; and sometimes they get the same diseases, like arthritis.
Friday, 10th February 2006