Articles in Home | Home & Family | Pets

  • The Different Kinds Of Canine Distemper  By : John Samson
    This hard-to-treat disease is highly contagious and the main source of infection is by inhalation during close dog to dog contact. The first signs are: fever, coughing, diarrhea, and vomiting followed by unusual tiredness and lack of appetite. Usually dogs under one year of age suffer from this disease. Survivors often develop nervous system breakdown later in life.
  • The Dental Hygiene For Dogs  By : John Samson
    Dental hygiene is important beyond having healthier teeth for dogs. Gum and teeth infection, broken teeth or tooth loss, and related periodontal problems involving connective tissue in the dog's mouth can lead to bacteria making its way into the pet's bloodstream. This can lead to infection of the heart, lungs, liver, intestinal tract, kidney and other internal organs and other side effects.
  • Think Twice! Before You Bring that Puppy Home.  By : Alex Armen
    Do you know anything about raising a puppy? What are you going to do with him after you bring him home?

    Think Twice before you do anything. A puppy is a living, breathing & sensitive creature that can offer you something that humans can't. "Unrequited Love."

    But, raising a puppy takes a lot of work and you are the one that has to do everything for him. So "Think Twice" and be sure that you can make a life time commitment. Your pets lifetime that is!
  • Protect Your Dog From Leptospirosis  By : John Samson
    Leptospirosis is a contagious disease that affects animals as well as humans. Caused by a group of organisms called lepterospira interrogans (within such species there are different strains), the disease can lead to chronic liver and kidney disease and even death in dogs. Eight of the different strains give off different types and levels of disease which depends upon the animal that they infect. The disease
  • Preventions For Variety Of Dogs  By : John Samson
    Currently, there are many vaccines available for a large variety of species. Chemically inactivated (killed species) vaccines are available for dogs and whole culture vaccine which causes the dog vaccine reactions. Before, leptospiral vaccines only protect against L. canicola and L. icterohaemorrhagiae. Only in the year 2000 that a new vaccine was developed to also protect dogs from L. grippotyphosa and L.
  • Dog Names-Female Top Dog Names  By : Boris tomson
    Would you like to name your dog like a famous philosopher-Homer, Plato, or Aristotle? Or perhaps like a famous scientist, What about a biblical name like Noah? Or maybe a goofy name like Wacky or Taffy? Or even a food name, like Honey or Cinnamon? What about a common name like Sam,
  • What is Man Without the Beasts? Don't Miss the 7 Gifts  By : Val Heart
    Many ancient tribal societies believed that animals could carry the illnesses of their owners. Today animal health care providers see a significant correlation between stressed owners and their sick animals. Take a moment to notice how much you care for and love your pet. Notice the many gifts they have even though they may not be perfect. Love, appreciate and care for yourself at least that much.
  • What We Can Learn from Animal Dreams?  By : Val Heart
    I believe that many animals are master teachers and/or angels in disguise, and they all have something wonderful to teach us. This certainly includes those precious, wonderful beings we call 'therapy animals.' Our scientists have finally been able to measure some of the remarkable beneficial effects that animals have on the elderly, ill, dis-advantaged and handicapped. The noble ranks of therapy animals include dogs, cats, birds and horses, among many others.
  • Euthanasia: Making the Right Choice, Josh's Story  By : Val Heart
    One of the most dreaded and possibly painful experiences all animal lovers must go through comes at what seems to be the end of your animal friend's life.
  • Considering Euthanasia for Your Canine?  By : Val Heart
    One of the most painful experiences all animal lovers must go through is at what seems to be the end of your animal friend's life. This is that dreaded time when your friend seems to be in pain, their body is degenerating and their quality of life has diminished. And you don't know what else to do to help them anymore.
  • Communication Behavior in Animals – Recognizing that Special Connection  By : Val Heart
    Humans have traditionally held themselves as being separate and more intelligent (read "important") than other Beings. They perceived animals to be different ("they don't talk or look like we do; therefore, they are obviously inferior to us"). Until recently, this has been easy to believe where animals are concerned. They cannot speak "the language" like we do (of course, they don't have the vocal apparatus humans do which makes this feat basically impossible!).
  • Care of Animals With Mystery Illness – Your Own Illnesses Could be Mirrored  By : Val Heart
    It can be exhaustive work to get to the true cause of an animal's mystery illness. You may have taken your much loved animal friend to one or more vets, spent countless hours in research, or tried every home remedy you know of, however nothing has worked yet. What we fail many times to consider are our own illness, and the fact that animals can reflect them back to us for various reasons.
  • How To Select Food For Your Dog  By : John Samson
    If your pet dog has large, smelly stool, is gaseous, burps often, sheds constantly, is prone to ear and skin infections, has either no energy or is hyperactive and if his immune system is weak, something may be wrong with your pet's diet. Although any or a combination of these symptoms may occur occasionally, having them recur often is a cause for concern and reviewing your pet's diet is one of the first
  • Are Animals Afraid of the Afterlife and Death?  By : Val Heart
    Ever wondered what animals think about death? Or if they know anything about the afterlife - if it exists? How it works? In my experience, I've found that most animals are not afraid to die. They often welcome death like an old friend, and when they are ready, they gratefully surrender to it and step joyfully out of their body.
  • How To Give CPR To Pet  By : John Samson
    You may also want to consider vaccines for your puppies. You will want to consult your veterinarian on the right circumstances and effects of a vaccination for you dog. Vaccination may prove to be the best line of defense against parvovirus.Parvovirus is not one disease to be taken lightly. It is a disease with a high rate of mortality, especially among puppies. Although one should not panic at the first hint
  • Coyote Roller™ Protects Pets, Livestock, Even Children From Predators  By : Mary Beth
    When hungry coyotes devoured four chickens in the eclectic neighborhood of Silver Lake in Los Angeles, their owner had to do something quickly.
  • Some FAQ and Tips to stop your dog peeing in the house fast!  By : Beach Bum
    Why does your dog pee or poop in the house? FAQ and tips to identify the root causes of scent marking, submissive urination and just plain incontinence. Some tips to deal with the problem so that your dog can once again be your (and your furniture's!) best friend.
  • How To Eliminate Heartworms  By : John Samson
    Studies show that all 50 US states have reported cases of heartworm infection, a condition that can affect all dogs regardless of sex, age or habitat. The highest incidence for dogs not taking preventive medicine rises to a high of 45%, including areas from the Gulf of Mexico to New Jersey, while some areas record rates of 5% and below for the canine heartworm disease.
  • How to stop your dog peeing in the house...  By : Beach Bum
    Learn how to cope with your dog peeing or scent marking in the house, and more importantly how to cure him of this odious habit quickly and effectively.

    This means no more smelly furniture, and a dog that really is your best friend!
  • Natural balanced organic food for dogs  By : eric4u
    A true natural balanced dog food contains ingredients that are rich in the nutrients dogs require. Properly grown USDA certified organic plant materials are much richer in minerals, vitamins and antioxidants. Though natural balanced dog foods are necessarily more expensive than most alternative dog foods, they are unequivocally healthier for your dog.
  • How To Control Fleas In Dogs  By : John Samson
    This illness is very painful for your pet. Thus, measures should be taken to alleviate pain such as medication and giving them a warm and comfortable place to rest in, especially for older dogs. Regular walks and physical exercises can reduce weight, which can decrease the dog's discomfort. For young pups, gradual introduction of adult dog food is recommended for gradual gain weight. Fleas are parasites
  • Dogs Who Are Antigen Positive  By : John Samson
    Dogs found to be antigen-positive post-adulticide may have the treatment repeated, but only following an extensive case review. One option is to resume arsenical use with ivermectin or other preventive, a combination expected to eventually kill all surviving worms.
  • Chihuahua Dog Breeders  By : Stella Rose
    Chihuahua is a sweet cute little dog with an apple-shaped head with an extraordinary tiny muzzle. It weighs about two to six pounds with height of six to nine inches.
  • What is REALLY In The Food We Give Our Dogs?  By : Jamo008
    Just what is really in that dry dog food that you give to you beloved companion everyday? Is it as healthy as the commercial dog food manufactures want you to believe? Everywhere I researched I found deplorable examples of garbage being used to make high end dog and cat foods. Chemicals, preservatives, and bacteria seem to abound in our pets foods.
  • Pet Medicine to Keep your Pet Strong and Healthy  By : Brian Jenkins1
    Your pet is an important member of your family. Keeping him or her healthy will give them a longer life. Pets have health care needs that are in many ways much like that of humans. Many pet medicines can be used as preventatives to ward off the development of health problems in your pets. Did you know that regularly bathing and grooming your pet is an important part of helping them to stay strong and healthy?
  • Do Pet Get Hepatitis  By : John Samson
    Pet CPR is a very important skill for those who deal with emergency medical cases concerning dogs. Although not everyone learns it, those who do are a vital factor in saving the lives of many beloved pets. Do dogs get hepatitis? People obviously do. But do dogs get this disease? And how does this affect them?
  • Grooming Your Cats  By : Jason Jhyiong
    Cats are by nature very playful and naughty and if they are left unattended, they tend to scratch the household furniture. In order to occupy the cats, you can buy a scratching post for them to claw and enjoy themselves. With a scratching post, sometimes you might require to train the cats to concentrate on them instead of scratching your furniture.
  • The Challenge Of Raising Golden Retrievers  By : Alex de la Cruz
    There are several reasons why dog lovers would prefer golden retrievers over any other dog breed. For one, golden retrievers are reliable hunting partners. They are also a competitive show dog and a charming home pet. For those who intend to breed golden retrievers as a source of additional income, breeding golden retrievers are quite complicated in some ways. You need to consider a lot of factors before starting this business.
  • Finding Discount Pet Supplies Online  By : R. Clement
    With everyone being very conscientious about their finances, you're probably looking for ways to save on your everyday necessities. One of the biggest costs in household budgeting is in pet supplies.
  • Squirrel-proof Bird Feeders Baffle Squirrels  By : Larry Jordan
    If you have squirrel problems, a squirrel-proof bird feeder may be your best solution. Squirrel-proof bird feeders come in a variety of shapes, sizes and styles that will solve almost any problem you may encounter with these cute, furry critters.

«[9] [10] [11] [12] [13[14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19

© 2007 Article Dashboard. All Rights Reserved.
Use of our service is protected by our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service

Powered by Article Dashboard