A very cool blog about animals – domestic pets and wildlife too.
Is Your Dog Diabetic? Diabetes is a common hormonal disease among dogs 18 months of age and older. Any breed can acquire it, although at increased risk are Springer spaniels, cairn terriers, and poodles. An experienced holistic veterinarian asserts that diabetes affects up to 70% of female dogs. Diabetes is a growing epidemic among dogs, … Click here to read more
Meaning of Cat and Dog Sleeping Positions How do you know what your pet is feeling? You can monitor their physical activity (sad pets are less active) or pay attention to how much they’re eating (distraught pets will eat less). But another thing you can do that you might not have considered is observing how … Click here to read more
Top 5 Flooring Materials for a Dog Run The type of flooring material you choose for your dog run can play a huge role in how healthy and comfortable your four-legged friend will be. The thing with dirt is that it turns muddy every time it rains while grass fosters all kinds of parasites, which … Click here to read more
How to Pick the Right Dog Crate As much as you love snuggling your puppy and playing with them on the floor and out in the yard, your puppy also craves rest and structure. And because they’re still learning about the big, often scary world around them, they might need an enclosure of some sort—in … Click here to read more
Enzymes and Your Pet All living organisms, including humans, animals, plants, and microbes, produce enzymes. Enzymes are biologically active proteins that are essential to virtually all physiological functions and biochemical processes. In short, enzymes are essential to life itself. Enzymes and Your Pet As our pets age, they produce progressively smaller quantities of enzymes and … Click here to read more
4 Signs Your Pooch Is Low Without a doubt, your furry companion is a constant source of joy in your life. Doesn’t it feel great to be welcomed back home with excitement after a tiring day at work? Most certainly, every pet parent can vouch for the unconditional love their four-legged friend showers upon them. … Click here to read more
Sleep Music for Pets! Music Therapy to Calm Your Dog Is your dog shivering under the bed during thunderstorms or when fireworks are being lit off? Or maybe he suffers from separation anxiety while you’re away, or demonstrates destructive behavior that has you pulling out your hair? Lucky for you, Relax My Dog is just … Click here to read more
Canine Distemper Virus in Dogs Because of advances in modern veterinary medicine, and the development of highly effective vaccines that offer long-lasting protection to immunized animals, the incidence of distemper in domestic dogs is relatively low. However, the canine distemper virus is still a significant cause of death in feral dog and many wildlife populations, … Click here to read more
Pet Loss and Grieving People who are not pet lovers are shocked to discover how much grief pet lovers feel when they lose a pet, but if you have ever loved a pet and been loved by a pet, you’ll understand that pet loss and grieving process is just like you would have for the … Click here to read more
Rimadyl for Dogs Uses, Dosage, Side Effects, Alternatives It’s tough being a dog parent, especially when all you want is what’s best for your four-legged furry friend. What’s worse is that often your pup will face health issues and challenges throughout their lives, and because they can’t tell you what’s wrong, you don’t know how … Click here to read more