Looking After The Health of Your Reptile
by Joseph Lewis Just like humans, reptiles experience diseases and pick up illnesses. These diseases can be either hereditary or down to poor living conditions. For hereditary diseases there isn’t a lot…
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Devoted pet owner and now, devoted pet editor, Judi worked in traditional offices, keeping the books and the day-to-day operations organized. Taking her dog to work every day for over a decade never seemed odd. Neither did having an office cat. She knows what it's like to train a new puppy and she's experienced the heartache of losing beloved companions. Retired, she currently lives with her spoiled dog and four chickens (who are, interestingly enough, also spoiled).
Wordless Wednesday – Daffy
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Weekly Tweets 2011-07-05
Joplin Humane Society Adopt-a-Thon a massive success with 739 animals adopted! http://t.co/uw3oqNN # Love Dem Cats http://t.co/BLP5HGt #
A Happy 4th of July for Pets
The Fourth of July celebration is one of the most popular holidays in the United States. Families and friends gather for cookouts, parades, fun and fireworks. For the safety of all creatures, great and small, we’d like to share the following press release from the Humane Society in hopes of keeping more furry friends safe and secure this Independence Day.
Tips for a Safe Fourth of July for Your Pets
Make the holiday happy and safe for the whole family
Everybody loves a holiday, but our beloved pets can become distressed by the additional noise and commotion involved with Independence Day.
In fact, animal shelters across the country are accustomed to receiving “July 4th” dogs—dogs who run off during fireworks celebrations and are rescued by animal control officers or good Samaritans who take them to the safety of a local shelter.
How to Choose Pet Sitters to Watch Your Furry Family Members
When it’s time to choose among the many pet sitters available in your area, follow these tips to help you find the best one for your pet. You should start by asking…
Wordless Wednesday – Tate
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Weekly Tweets 2011-06-28
ASPCA is looking for America's Favorite Animal Shelter. Cast your vote! http://t.co/Lni429x #
Happy is Your Dog
Wouldn’t it be a perfect world if we could all be as happy as our wonderful canine companions seem to be? It really takes so little to make your dog happy and, in return, they’re often the most grateful creatures alive, rewarding your minimal efforts with lavish tail wags, excitement, kisses, and love. Chances are, if your dog is happy, you’ll be happy too.
How to Keep Your Pet When You Have Allergies
by Jennifer Bell
It doesn’t take long for pets to become cherished parts of the family, so the thought of giving up a beloved family member when someone in your home has pet allergies can be heartbreaking. Fortunately, research has provided a better understanding of animal allergies and what can be done to treat them.
What Causes Allergies to Pets
It is not actually animal fur which causes allergic symptoms in people. Rather, it is caused from the proteins found in animal dander, saliva and urine. These allergens become airborne when the animal moves, gives you a kiss or eliminates waste. Allergen particles that are released into the air can stick on clothes and furniture, causing misery for the person who suffers from allergies.
Wordless Wednesday – Look Who’s in Kitty Condo
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