As your dog continues to ‘go for walkies’ and answer the call of nature, and even endure dry furnace heating throughout the winter months, her paws can take a beating. They need a little extra help during the extremes of heat and cold and wet weather conditions. Here are seven tips for winter paw care: […]
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There’s no easy way to say goodbye to your pet. When faced with the realization that time together is now short, we want to commemorate our dear furry friend and make the remaining days special. Here are some suggestions from those who have been there: Take Photos – Whether they’re candid shots of your buddy
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If you notice your cat licking or scratching a lot, looking miserable, with watery eyes, stuffy nose, ear discomfort, upset stomach, fur falling out, or patches of raw skin, chances are your little friend could have an allergy. If his face is swollen or he’s having a severe reaction, call the vet right away. Consider
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You or someone in your family may be allergic to dogs, suffering from a runny or stuffy nose, watery eyes and sneezing fits. But it’s not hopeless. You can help your current situation, and there are also dog breeds that are less likely to cause reactions. Dog allergy is actually a reaction to their fur
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There is hope for the allergic cat lover. Are you teary-eyed every time kitty snuggles you? Do you get head congestion, stuffiness, sneezes or sniffles? You may be developing an allergy to your cat. Or you may have had an allergy in childhood and have been told you can’t have cats, yet you love them.
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In Atlanta, a tornado or other crazy circumstances could send the family running for the basement or high ground. Having pre-packed totes for your pets will save a lot of important time and confusion. The Red Cross, Centers for Disease Control, Humane Society of the US, American Kennel Club, American Veterinary Medical Association, FEMA and
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Sometimes, despite the best of plans, our cat does a vanishing act or makes a mad dash out the door. It helps to prepare your cat just in case, and to know what to do ahead of time so the search will move faster. Ways You Can Safeguard Sometimes kitty has not wandered off, but
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There are sad instances where a family moves away, or an elderly person passes away, and the once-loved housecat is simply left outside to find a new life for herself. This is often done with the misconception that cats still have wild instincts, and they will learn to adapt. The truth is, they have never
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Etiquette is about displaying good manners and polite behavior in society. Sometimes we have to travel with pets, moving cross-country, for example, and a hotel or motel is likely to present an overly exciting situation. So doggie manners and ‘parent’ protocols are of the utmost importance. Here are some things to consider as you prepare
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Your dog is a pack animal. She enjoys being part of the group, and would love to be included in even the most raucous family events. But not everyone coming over for the holidays may be comfortable with dogs. And in some cases such as a dinner, she could really be in the way. So
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