Obesity And Your Dog's Skin By: Magnum Jones | Dec 7th 2011 - Obesity in dogs can cause quite a variety of problems. Most people are aware of the usual problems such as a lack of energy, and having a harder time moving around. However, as we've already mentioned, obese dogs will suffer from most of the same problems that an obese human may have to deal with. Tags:overweight dogs, dog weight loss diet, overweight dog
How You Can Take Care Of A Turtle - Vital Points
By: James Bonner | Oct 20th 2011 - Congratulations, you've got a brand new box turtle. But how do you take care of one's precious new friend? Taking care of a box turtle can take some perform, but you will find uncomplicated steps to make sure that your box turtle is content in his new property. Tags:box turtle, box turtles, turtle owner, turtle owners, box turtlle care
Finding The Right Pet Meds For Your Cats And Dogs By: Jim Vear | Jul 29th 2011 - Responsible pet owners will do more than feed, exercise and love their dogs and cats. They will search out the best pet medications to enhance the life of their beloved pets.On average, a cat will live 15 to 17 years. With dogs, it"€™s not that clear cut. Small dogs usually live longer than bigger dogs. Tags:Pet Meds
Dog Park Safety Tips By: Liam Crowe | Apr 20th 2011 - Dog parks can be a great way to socialize your dog, but can also be unsafe if proper measures aren't taken. Tags:dog trainer, dog trainers, dog training, puppy training, training puppy, dog obedience, training puppies, potty train puppy, training a puppy
Do Food Allergies Cause Itchy Dog Skin? By: Brad Erickson | Nov 27th 2010 - Skin problems are common among many dog breeds and there are many factors that can cause this condition. A significant number of these are caused by food allergies. Learn how you can eliminate the problem from your dog's diet and avoid these types of allergies. Tags:Itchy dog skin
Selecting The Correct Dog Grooming Bath By: Amy Wells | Oct 28th 2010 - Animals require to be looked after just like humans. Hygiene is definitely an important factor that you're accomplishing require to be aware of in case you have animals at home. Dog grooming bath is important to your dogs and can be done possibly weekly or monthly. Dog grooming bath should arrive with a fantastic shampoo and water so that you're able to thoroughly clean your dog. Tags:dog grooming bath, dog grooming, mesh dog harness, dog harness
Gordon Setter Dog Breed Health Issues, Grooming Tips, History, Description And Temperament By: Scott Lipe | Jun 4th 2010 - The Gordon Setter is recognizable for their elegant black and tan coat which should be predominately black with tan marking on their paws, lower legs, vents, their muzzle and a spot above each eye. It is also possible to get a pure red Gordon, these can be born to normal parents and is due to the recessive red gene, although a perfectly normal dog, the red Gordon cannot be shown. Tags:gordon setter, gordan setter, dog breed, history, health issues, temperament, grooming, living conditions
Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Information By: Scott Lipe | May 14th 2010 - The Nova Scotia Duck tolling retriever was first introduced to the UK in 1988, from Canada, but has been in the USA for a substantially longer time. They are a medium sized, compact and powerful looking dog, with a feathered tail that is in motion most of the time. Their head is broad, rounded with a wedge shaped appearance, with medium sized triangular shaped ears, that are also feathered. Tags:nova scotia, duck tolling, duck retrievers, dog breed, profile, dogs, puppies
Boykin Spaniel Dog By: Scott Lipe | Apr 20th 2010 - The Boykin Spaniel dog is okay in an apartment; providing you exercise daily, long walks are a must for this breed. This dog is a working dog, and is happy being a working dog, so careful thought has to go into choosing this dog as a household pet. Tags:boykin spaniel, boykin, spaniel, dog breed, profile, info, dogs, puppies
Eye Problems In Australian Shepherds By: Camille Goldin | Apr 10th 2010 - Eye problems are the most common genetic disorder facing Australian Shepherds. There is a multitude of diagnoses, including merle ocular dysgenesis, cataracts, collie eye anomaly (collies are a closely related breed), deformed iris, persistent pupillary membrane, and persistent hyaloid arteries. Tags:Australian Shepherds, Dogs
How To Get An English Bulldog? By: Matt Rozeski | Mar 24th 2010 - Milde Kennels is a third generation dog breeder, loacted in WI, that specializes in Pure Bred English Bulldogs. We have roughly 4-5 litters a year and our puppies are bred for Health. Tags:
Pet Arthritis: What You Need To Know By: Timothy Towers | Mar 23rd 2010 - Arthritis is a common problem among the pets. This problem is usually much common in dogs as well as cats. It has been found that almost one fourth of the pet population is affected with this disease. Pets of almost all ages can suffer from this problem. Tags:pet arthritis, dog glucosamine, dog arthritis, cat arthritis, pet arthritis treatment
Pug Dog Breed Profile By: Scott Lipe | Mar 2nd 2010 - The Pug is well known for its short, wrinkled face and curled tail that rests on its back. The baby Pugs are sometimes called Puglets. The Pug's coat color can be black, fawn (often with a darker facial mask), silver, or apricot. Other names for the Pug include Mops, Chinese Pug Dog, or Carlin. The Pug can live for up to 15 years. Tags:pug, pugs, dog breed, info, profile, information, dogs, puppies, pug puppies
German Shorthaired Pointer Dog Breed Profile By: Scott Lipe | Feb 21st 2010 - The German Shorthaired Pointer is a medium sized hunting dog with a slender, athletic build. The dog is 23 to 25 inches at the shoulder with the bitch 2 inches less. This dog ranges in weight from 45 to 70 pounds. The German Short haired Pointer has a short coat with a rough texture. The coat of this dog is liver (dark brown) and white, liver, or liver roan. Tags:german shorthaired pointer, german pointer, short haired, profile, info, dog breed, dogs, puppies
Maltese Dog Breed Profile By: Scott Lipe | Feb 18th 2010 - The Maltese is a toy dog used exclusively as a companion. It is only 8 to 10 inches at the shoulder and tips the scales at 6 to 9 pounds. The Maltese is usually pure white, although some cream or ivory coats may occur. The long coat has no undercoat and the Maltese is considered to be hypoallergenic. The Maltese is also referred to as the "Roman Ladies' Dog", the "Maltese Lion Dog", and the "ancient dog of Malta". Tags:maltese, maltese dog, dog breed, profile, info, information, puppies, dogs
The Cockapoo Dog Breed By: Tristan Andrews | Nov 18th 2009 - The Cockapoo is one of America's old favorites. This cross between a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle has been around for a long time and many people grew up loving these curly little dogs. These little dogs first became popular in the 1950s, when American Cocker Spaniels were the most popular breed in the United States. Tags:dog, dogs, canine, puppies
My Dog Has Fleas! By: Tristan Andrews | Oct 31st 2009 - Fleas are a problem for dogs and their owners alike. These tiny insects will live on the body of your dog, sucking the animal's blood and laying eggs. Tags:dog, dogs, canine, puppies
What Are Home Remedies For Dog Ear Infection? By: Sally Winter | Oct 15th 2009 - Ear problems are most probably one of the most common and recurring health complaints to plague our furry companions. Some dogs are more prone to ear infections than others. In this article we'll take a look at which dogs are more likely to suffer from ear infections, how to spot them and how home remedies for dog ear infection can help your pet. Tags:home remedies for dog ear infection
Dog Breeders: Are You Getting What You Pay For? By: Pat Perkins | Aug 22nd 2009 - It is probably safe to say that all prospective pet owners anticipate living happily ever after with the dog that they buy; however, as history shows us, this is not always the case. While not all breeders will agree to assist you in finding a second home for your dog if this becomes necessary, no pet stores provide this service. If the breeder you select will allow you to return the dog or assist you in finding a new home for your dog should this become necessary. Tags:breeds, Dog Breeders, dogs, Epilepsy, healthy pet
Dog Urination Problems - Digging Down To The Real Cause Of The Problem By: Kate Rieger | May 20th 2009 - Are you simply tired of your canine companion urinating all over the worst possible places in your house? It's likely your dog suffers from dog urination trouble which is the direct result of a physical issue. Instead of berating your dog take a look for possible medical conditions causing the problem. When you have discovered why this is happening, you'll be able to seek out a proper remedy. Tags:Characters left
Dog Ear Infections - A Look At Ear Infections In Dogs By: D Swain | Apr 28th 2009 - Dog ear infections are relatively common. The infection can affect just the external ear canal, or progress into the middle ear. Dogs with hairy or pendulous ears have an increased risk when compared to dogs with neither of these features. So, what exactly causes this condition? Tags:dog ear infections, ear infections in dogs
Pomapoo Puppy & Dog Information By: Mitch Endick | Nov 2nd 2008 - The pomapoo is a crossbreed variety of dog. This unique hybrid is the result of crossing a Pomeranian and a Poodle, classified as an F1. Tags:pomapoo, poodle, Pomeranian, hybrid
Wonder Solution For White Fur Stains By: Jillian Plankston | Aug 7th 2008 - All dogs owners like their dogs to look their best, but for showdogs it can mean the difference between winning and losing. Tags:dog health, , dog supplies, , cat health, , cat supplies, , pet care, , pet health, , pet supplies, , dog, , dogs, , cat, , cats, , pet, , pets, , home, , family, , ,
Sharp Pei Breeders And Pet Stores By: Melissa Coleman | Jul 29th 2008 - The history of the rare Shar Pei dog breed can be traced back to the Guangdong province of China. Early forms of the breed existed as early as 200 B.C. True Chinese Shar Pei have a different appearance than the Western version. Its heavily wrinkled coat distinguishes the breed. Western versions retain more wrinkles in adulthood than the more rare Chinese versions. Both types of Shar Pei also have small ears, high-set, curled tails, deep-set eyes and blue-black tongues. Tags:shar pei, , pedigree dogs, , breeding dogs, , dogs, , dog, , pets, , pet, , animals, , animal, , home, , family,
Common Yorkie Health Problems By: Joshua McNiel | Mar 27th 2008 - Yorkies can be great pets, but just like all other dog breeds, they have their fair share of health issues. This article will you understand the common health issues associated with Yorkie dogs. Tags:yorkie, yorkie health, yorkie health problems
All About Dog Diseases By: Gerry Ronson | Dec 11th 2007 - This is an overview of some of the dog diseases that can plague your dog and a few preventative measures. Many diseases that dogs suffer with can be prevented with slight lifestyle adjustments this article will discuss these adjustments. Some of the diseases mentioned include diabetes, heart disease and infections. Tags:dog, diseases, prevented, care,
Dealing With Glaucoma In Dogs By: Gerry Ronson | Dec 5th 2007 - Glaucoma in dogs is a degenerative disease that can affect any dog breed. There are a few treatments and causes of the disease. Tags:glaucoma, dogs, dog, breeds, treatments, disease,
All About The Lhasa Apso By: Gerry Ronson | Sep 11th 2007 - It is important to know any breed of dog you choose as a pet, and below you will find the details that take care of outlining the Lhasa Apso breed, the care required, and the training needed. Tags:Lhasa Apso, Lhasa Apso breed, Lhasa Apso dog,
Spinone Italiano Puppy And Dog Information By: Mitch Endick | Jan 18th 2007 - The Spinone Italiano can do with a small yard as far as exercise is concerned. They appear to be a friendly dog that gets along well with other pets and other dogs. There are always exceptions to the rule. They generally love older children Tags:Spinone Italiano, pet, puppy, dog
Worms & Parasites - Two Things Your Dog Hates By: Kelly Marshall | Dec 18th 2006 - There are many different ways that dogs and puppies can get worms. Since most worms are species specific they will only be transferred from dogs to dogs, and cannot be passed to other pets or family members. Some parasites can be transferred between different species of animals and even humans, but these are very rare, especially if the pet owner routinely worms the dog to prevent any possible infections.
The biggest source of contamination or infection of worms or other p... Tags:dog, dogs, pet, pets, parasites, parasites, tapeworm, worms
Cat Health - Common Problems By: Richard G M Taylor | Nov 2nd 2006 - No matter what breed of cat and no matter how well you look after your cat, like us humans, they will suffer from common cat health problems during the course of their life. As a cat owner, you will need to be aware of the most common problems, some of which can be avoided with the right awareness and by taking basic precautions.
The most common cat health problems are colds, bite wounds, digestive problems, urinary problems and diarrhea, and
eye problems.
The Vets Examination By: BJones | Aug 20th 2006 - Nobody likes surprises, so it is always nice to know what to expect when you take you're pet to the veterinarian. Tags:dog, dogs, flea, fleas, training, puppy, animal, animals, cat, cats, pet, pets
The Pug: Dignified Clown With A Lot Of Attitude By: Carol Stack | Jul 31st 2006 - Pugs are clowns at heart, known for their silly antics, but they still manage to maintain a sense of dignity. They are known as a lap dog and enjoy lounging around in the company of their human companion, and enjoy daily exercise in the form of a walk. An inside dog, they should never be left out-of-doors for any extended period of time. Tags:pugs, dog, purebred
Ear Mite Home Remedies By: Sharon Hopkins | Apr 21st 2006 - Ear mites are external parasites infecting cats and dogs. Once cursed, pets seem to have the problem for life. The mites Otodectes cynotis are large enough and easily visible with the naked eye. Ear mites as the names says, lives in the ears as well as on the head and skin of the pets. In just 3 weeks, a mite egg can develop into an adult mite. The adult mite can live its entire life on the pet, enabling it to be highly contagious and can also cause severe inflammation.
