Pet expert Charlotte Reed offers her insight on the Associated Press article that stated that the SARS virus can be passed to animals and how it will affect animals’ treatment in the U.S. and other countries. – 2003-11-01
Dietary Intolerance Adverse reactions to ingredients in the diet may well be one of the commonest yet least recognised causes of ill-health in pets and humans. In theory, any dietary ingredient can cause an intolerance. In practice, protein (e.g. beef, milk) or carbohydrate (e.g.
People take the care and well being of their pets, particularly their dogs, very seriously. This is why the pet business has exploded in recent years because pet owners want what is best for their beloved furry friends. Many dog owners treat their dogs as good as they would if it was their child.
As Hurricane season approaches it is important for pet owners to have a plan as to what they are going to do with their animals if they are asked to evacuate. Most hurricane shelters won’t accept animals. Some pet owners will choose to stay in their homes with their animals.
Each year, more and more pet owners are taking advantage of positive changes in the pet food industry. Many of the unnecessary, and sometimes undesirable, ingredients once used in pet treats are being replaced by more natural alternatives. Pet owners and pets alike are reaping the benefits of these healthier alternatives. The caveat: not all manufacturers are jumping on the bandwagon.
