Posted by admin | Posted in Pets & Animals | Posted on 29-01-2012
Bird lovers all know that their bird cages mean the world to their feathered friend. It is their home and you want it to be comfortable. This being said, it is important that most birds have a location to go to outside of their cage as well. This can be on top of the cage in a play area or a place located a bit away from the cage that they also consider safe. Choosing the right location is important to the safety and happiness of your bird. It should be free from any debris they could get caught up in and far enough away from curtains and other such things to be safe for them to play. Keep the area away from heaters and drafts as well. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by admin | Posted in Pets & Animals | Posted on 31-05-2011
Pet health insurance is not a novel idea by any means. The concept has been around for 15-20 years. Many people believe that having medical insurance for a pet is not justified, and is rather something that depicts indulgence. However, the truth is that pet health insurance has nothing to do with being lavish. It purely depends on how much you care for your pet.
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Posted by admin | Posted in Pets & Animals | Posted on 31-05-2011
Food and water bowls are something all pet needs, however not all food bowl and water bowls are the same. Some products are designed specifically for health and/or age issues while others are created solely for their artistic design.
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Posted by admin | Posted in Pets & Animals | Posted on 31-05-2011
Obesity is a severe and debilitating illness. It is the most common nutritional disease in pets and people; estimates suggest that up to 45% of dogs and up to 13% of cats are obese (many doctors think these estimates are quite low judging by the number of obese pets they see every day in practice.) Current medical opinion states that a pet is obese if it weighs 15% or more over its ideal weight.
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Posted by admin | Posted in Pets & Animals | Posted on 31-05-2011
In part one we talked about forming good behavior traits early. Part two focuses on the types of people you want on your dog’s ‘team.’ Create a Good Team of Advisors □ Find A Great Vet. One of the best ways to find a great vet is to ask for referrals from friends and neighbors. It is best to ask people whose relationship with their dog is similar to yours.
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