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  • How to Choose Best Pet, Dog or Cat

    Debating whether a dog or cat makes a better pet is all a matter of opinion and personal preference. Cats can have a tendency to be much more independent whereas dogs do seem to need their owners...

  • About Pain Relievers for Dogs

    Dogs are wonderful pets and companions. They are loyal, devoted, friendly, nonjudgmental and love unconditionally. Humans and dogs have a relationship going back thousands of years, and it looks...

  • Cat Hyperthyroid Natural Remedies

    Hyperthyroidism is the most common hormone disorder among cats, according to Doctors Foster and Smith of Pet Education. Symptoms of the disease, which most often occur in middle-aged to older...

  • How to Aquascape With Java Moss

    Java moss has become a very popular plant for aquascaping planted aquariums because it is cheap and easy to grow. Java moss thrives in a wide range of water parameters. But the speed and ease at...

  • Oat Hay Nutrition

    Oat hay is extremely nutritious and primarily consumed by horses and other animals. The Kentucky College of Agriculture says oat hay is especially recommended for older horses because it is high...

  • How Do Pet Patio Doors Work in Sliding Glass Doors?

    A pet door for a sliding glass door attaches to the door frame within the opening side of the door. It is generally five inches wider than the pet flap and the same height as the door opening.

  • Is Swiffer Sweeps Toxic to Pets?

    Pet owners know the value of a product that helps to keep their home cleaner. Swiffer picks up pet hair easily and is convenient. But many animal lovers question whether the chemicals in the...

  • Alternative Treatments for Cat Worms

    Worms are not uncommon in cats. Cats contract these parasites through the bite of a mosquito or by ingesting worm eggs in contaminated water or food. If your cat is a hunter, it can get worms from...

  • Are Hosta Plants Dangerous to Dogs If Ingested?

    Hostas, shade-loving plants that many people have in their gardens, are dangerous to dogs if ingested. The toxicity comes from saponins, a glucoside, in the plant. A dog that eats hosta plants may...

  • Swelling After Neutering

    Canine neutering has become commonplace surgery in today's world. Despite its common nature, some complications can occur. Post-surgical swelling is one moderately serious complication of which...

  • What Is the Chemical Composition of Dog Urine?

    Dogs and humans are both mammals, thus the overall chemical composition of their urine is remarkably similar. The urinary system of a dog consists of kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra and...

  • How to Stop Your Cat from Scratching Your Sofa

    Your cat has decided to do some redecorating when it comes to your home. He's scratching your sofa and you're wondering how to stop it. Your friends tell you to get your cat declawed or get rid...

  • How to Find a Kitten

    Adding a kitten to your family can be a big decision. It is a good idea to hold a family meeting and make sure that all members are willing to help out with the responsibility of taking care of a...

  • Ear Pain in Dogs

    Ear pain usually occurs with infection, ear mites, obstruction or physical damage. Signs of ear pain include scratching or rubbing at the ear, frequent head shaking, or whining when the head is...

  • Littermaid Automatic Litterbox Troubleshooting

    Your LitterMaid automatic litter box should work correctly to sort the litter and gather the soiled litter in a collection area for your disposal. Three main problems might cause you to need to...

  • How to Teach a Dog the Watch Me Command

    "Watch me" is an important command that every dog should know and every dog owner should have in their repertoire. Use the "Watch me" command to get your dog's attention, whether you're training...

  • How to Stop Aggressive Cat Behavior Towards a New Cat

    If you are thinking of adding a cat to your household, do so when you will be home during the day, every day, for about a week. This is a good time to plan a vacation from work, if necessary. Cats...

  • How to Breed Cats for Adoption

    There's nothing more heart-warming than a litter of newborn kittens, and cat breeders get to see many of them. But if you've ever wanted to start breeding cats yourself, it's not something that...

  • How to Make an Eastern Bluebird House

    Birdwatching is a popular pastime, as some birds are among the most beautiful creatures in the wild. While you can see many birds by going on hikes in the woods or in parks, you can also bring the...

  • How to Fix an Invisible Dog Fence

    Having an invisible dog fence keeps your dog from running off, and it saves you the expense and view obstruction of having a traditional type of fence. However, if you ever have to repair a hole...

  • Are Azaleas Poisonous to Pets?

    Azaleas are flowering bushes used as foundation plantings in yards and as well houseplants. Their popularity can placement can make the easy for the family pet to chew, dig, claw and climb on and...

  • Xylitol Poison in Dogs

    The popularity of xylitol has been increasing for several years, but unfortunately for many dog owners, so have the cases of xylitol poisoning. Xylitol, a popular sugar substitute, is found in...

  • List of Indoor Plants Toxic to Cats

  • Risks of Operating on a Sick Dog

    In rare instances, operating on a sick dog is the only way to save its life. In other instances, however, the risks outweigh the reward.

  • What Are River Otters Related To?

    The North American River Otter (Lontra canadensis) is a common mammal found throughout most of Canada and the United States. This animal not only frequents rivers, but can also be found living...

  • Is Phlox Dangerous to Pets?

    Being careful about what to plant can be quite an endeavor for some but finding pet safe plants does not have to be hard. One plant that is safe to use around dogs and cats is garden phlox.

  • Lymphatic Cancer in Dogs

    The lymphatic nodes, vessels and tissues of your dog's immune system help combat disease. Lymphatic cancer, or lymphoma, can strike almost anywhere in a dog's body. According to CanineCancer.com,...

  • When to Start Feeding Puppies Dog Food

    Having a litter of puppies in your care is a large responsibility. While the mother dog will do most of the work, you still must keep an eye on her, plus the babies, to ensure that all is going...

  • How to Find a Break in a Radio Dog Fence

    A radio dog fence is a device that prevents dogs from leaving an area. A radio transmitter that is set to a certain frequency is sent along wires underground. The dog has a device attached his...

  • Bearded Dragon & Skin Disease

    There are many health factors to consider when caring for any lizard, but for the Bearded Dragon there are generally two skin diseases that reptile owners should be aware of, Yellow Fungus and...

  • Elevated Liver Enzymes in Dogs

    The liver secretes enzymes that aid a dog's body in metabolizing fats, proteins and carbohydrates. Elevated levels of these enzymes may indicate liver failure; however, they can be indicative of...

  • How to Build Hamster Toys Out of Household Items

    Finding toys for your pet hamster does not have to break the bank. Use household items to create play items for your furried friend. Not only will you save money, but you also will help to save...

  • Home Remedy for Worming Dogs & Cats

    Nearly every puppy and kitten is born with some type of worm. Roundworms are the most common among cats and dogs, and many times kittens and puppies are born infected with roundworms. Roundworms...

  • High Liver Enzyme Level in Dogs

    One of his hardest-working organs, your dog's liver has enormous reserves and won't show signs of damage until it's at about 30 percent capacity. Then his blood liver enzyme levels will rise as...

  • Cures for Hemangiosarcoma

    Canine hemangiosarcoma ranks among the most aggressive cancers, affecting primarily the heart and spleen. Because this form of sarcoma targets blood vessels, it tends to grow and metastasize...

  • How to Lower PH in Water

    The pH of an aquarium is the measure of the acidity or alkalinity of the water. The pH scale goes from 0 being the most acidic and 14 being the most alkaline. A pH of 7 in considered neutral,...

  • Is Pond Algae Toxic to Dogs?

    Toxins produced by or contained within some types of algae are extremely poisonous. One such lethal organism is referred to as blue-green algae, so named because the foam or scum it produces gives...

  • Is it Bad to Feed Wild Birds Bread?

    Going to a pond and throwing bits of bread to the flocks of ducks and geese is an enjoyable pastime for many people, but it might not be such a good idea for the birds themselves.

  • Mercury Poisoning in Cats

    Your cat likely has more mercury in its body than you do. So concludes a 2008 study from the Environmental Working Group, which found average levels of mercury in cats at 5.45 times that of humans.

  • What Kind of a Pill Do You Give a Dog to Get Rid of Fleas?

    Fleas are nasty little bugs that can cause real problems for our canine friends. These problems range from simple episodes of scratching to intense allergic reactions leading to skin infections...

  • Fish Oil Equine Injuries

    Avoiding equine muscle injuries or quickly treating them are crucial for horse owners. Cod liver fish oil supplements are being used to treat horse injuries related to sports, because of their...

  • Clavamox Dosages for Canine Urinary Tract Infection

    While urinary tract infections (UTIs) are fairly common in dogs, they respond quickly to the correct treatment. Veterinarians usually treat mild UTIs with oral antibiotics. One they frequently...

  • Feline Thyroid Disease

    Thyroid disease, most commonly referred to as hyperthyroidism, is common in older cats but can occur in cats of any age. It is the most common disease affecting the thyroid gland in cats.

  • Side Effects of Anesthesia on a Cat

    Anesthesia is used to put cats under for a variety of reasons, including surgeries, such as a neuter or spay surgery, and routine dental cleaning. With any medication that is introduced to a cat,...

  • Holistic Treatment for Dogs With Kidney Disease

    If your dog is drinking large amounts of water and urinating more frequently, it might be time to see if kidney disease is the cause. Kidney disease is also known as chronic renal failure...

  • Is a Rooster Necessary for a Hen to Lay Eggs?

    A rooster does not need to be present for a hen to lay eggs. However, if a rooster is not present, then the eggs will not be fertilized and will never hatch.

  • Symptoms of Lethargic Pond Fish

    Lethargic goldfish or koi is an indication some infection has infested your pond. It is important to know and recognize the symptoms of the various afflictions that can affect your pond.

  • Veterinarian Recommended Dog Foods

    Most dog owners want only the best food for their pet. With hundreds of brand names on the market, it can be confusing to know which dog foods are of the highest quality. There are some brands...

  • What Kind of Food Does a Guinea Pig Eat?

    Before buying a guinea pig, it is important to understand how to care for it. The most important element in caring for your guinea pig is feeding it the correct diet, along with offering fresh...

  • How to Protect Puppies From Electrical Cords

    Puppies love to chew on just about anything. The rubbery nature of electrical cords make these items especially inviting for puppies. A puppy's risk for burns to his mouth and electrical shock are...

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