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  • How to Take Care Of Your Cat During The Winter

    During the winter it is important to keep your cat or cats safe from the cold. There are many easy ways to guarantee that your cat, cats, or kitten stays safe from the cold. Keep your cat...

  • How to Help Your Family Pet Cat Live Longer and be Happier

    Cats are the most beloved pet in the United States, outnumbering dogs as pets by over fifteen million. Cats have a lifespan of approximately fifteen years, but with proper care and attention cats...

  • Holistic Treatment for Canine Epilepsy

    Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that causes seizures in dogs. Some dogs outgrow seizures once they mature past the puppy stage, but other dogs need lifelong treatment. Some owners find good...

  • How to Eliminate Roundworms in Cats

    Cats are susceptible to all sorts of internal and external parasites, but few are as common as the roundworm. Cats that spend any time outdoors will come into contact with roundworm eggs and...

  • Feral Cat Poisoning Symptoms

    Feral cats are often the targets of intentional poisoning because they are considered a nuisance. But they can also be victims of accidental poisoning, through access to automotive chemicals,...

  • Permethrin Toxicity in Cats

    Permethrin is a synthetic form of pyrethrin, both of which are active ingredients in medications that are used to treat flea infestations; however, permethrin is only for use in dogs due to the...

  • When to Treat Dogs That Test Positive for Lyme Disease

    If your dog has tested positive for Lyme disease and is exhibiting symptoms of the disease--sore, painful joints, low-grade fever and lameness--of course, you're going to treat your pet. The...

  • Home Remedy for Wasp Stings on Dogs

    Would you know what to do if your dog was stung by a wasp? Although the vast majority of stings result in only temporary pain and swelling, just like humans some pets are allergic to insect venom...

  • Feline Rabies Vaccination Side Effects

    Rabies vaccination in cats is recommended on an annual basis; however, some cats can contract mild to severe reactions to the vaccination.

  • How to Use Frontline for Fleas

    Fleas can be frustrating for pet owners and irritating for dogs and cats. Frontline makes both spray medication and liquid flea medication for dogs and cats. Using both types of Frontline makes...

  • Why Do Fish Move Rocks in an Aquarium?

    Fish do not care how much time you spent in decorating their tank. Small fish will constantly move gravel or small stones in their tanks while larger fish can move surprisingly large rocks.

  • Hip Problems in Chows

    The Chow is known for being even tempered and to do well with children. As much as Chows are a joy to own, however, they also have health issues that can be inherited from one generation to the...

  • How to Keep Cats Out of Blinds

    Cats love to gaze out of windows. Being the inquisitive, curious creatures that they are, kitties need to be aware of the ongoings of the neighborhood. While windows may be the best seats in the...

  • Can Animals Be Born With Rabies?

    Rabies is a virus that is deadly for all animals once it develops past the initial stages.

  • Seizure & Foaming at the Mouth in Dogs

    If your dog has seizures, it can be scary for both you and your pet. These seizures are often treatable. Call your veterinarian if you think your dog has been having seizures.

  • How to Keep a Dog From Chasing the Vacuum Cleaner

    If your dog likes to chase the vacuum cleaner, cleaning up can be very difficult. Your dog may be playing and the sound may bring out tense emotions. With a little training, you can teach your dog...

  • Signs & Symptoms of Dying of Cancer in Dogs

    Knowing the signs that your dog has reached the final stage of cancer can help you make it as comfortable and pleasant as possible before that inevitable moment arrives.

  • How to Make a Memory Foam Dog Bed

    Pets are like members of the family, so it's no wonder that many pet owners like to provide their animals with a bed all their own. Memory foam makes a soft, comfortable base for a dog bed that...

  • How to Give a Horse Traumeel

    You can help your horse recover more quickly from bruises and injury by using the homeopathic remedy Traumeel. Traumeel has analgesic, anti-inflammatory and anti-suppurative properties. It helps...

  • How to Remove Pet Odor From a Sofa With Non-Removable Cushions

    When you have non-removable cushions on your sofa, it can be difficult to get odor out of them, especially when a pet has soiled the area. It may not be possible to get all of the odor and stain,...

  • Homemade Ways of Killing Fleas on a Cat

    Coping with a flea infestation is a problem most pet owners have experienced or will experience at some point. Fleas irritate your cat, spread disease, and can even be dangerous for cats with...

  • How to Clean a Plastic Pet Water Holder

    Frequent cleaning will keep your pet's food and drink containers from accumulating harmful organisms, such as bacteria and fungi, from colonizing the bowls. When pets drink, organisms from their...

  • How to Treat a Feline Ear Infection

    True ear infections in cats are somewhat rare, though ear mite infections are much more common. Cats will exhibit hallmark signs of ear infections such as shaking their heads and scratching, and...

  • Prescription Diets for Pets

    While they're commonly referred to as prescription diets, foods that are prescribed by a veterinarian to treat a specific medical issue in a pet are better referred to as therapeutic diets....

  • Equine Influenza Treatment

    Equine influenza is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus. The infection can cause many symptoms. Although there is no treatment to rid the horse of the virus, the treatment of influenza...

  • How to Administer Terramycin in Cats

    Terramycin is a drug that veterinarians commonly prescribe for bacterial infections in eyes. The medication is highly effective as long as it actually makes it into the animal's eyes. Cats are...

  • How to Remove Paint From an Aquarium

    Removing paint from an aquarium is a relatively straightforward process, but it does take some time and effort. Generally, aquariums are painted on the back side to provide a backdrop for the...

  • Relief for Dog With Arthritis

    Arthritis is an inflammation of the joints that occurs frequently in older, large dogs. Osteoarthritis is also known as degenerative joint disease, with symptoms such as limping, slow movement and...

  • How to Get Rid of Mites on My Pet Mice

    Small pets are increasing in popularity as more and more people live in homes that do not allow typical pets such as cats and dogs. Mice are especially good starter pets as they are generally easy...

  • How to Dry Dog's Ears After Swimming

    Many veterinarians are frank in identifying "rears and ears" as the bulk of their practices. These two parts of pets' bodies are among the most common reasons pet owners' take their dogs and cats...

  • Melatonin Dosage for Dogs

    Melatonin is an over-the-counter remedy that can be used to treat mild anxiety in dogs. It's especially helpful in treating separation anxiety as well as fear of loud noises, like thunderstorms...

  • How to Treat Ear Mites & Yeast Infections in Dogs Ears

    Yeast infections are the most common ear problem for which dogs are brought to a veterinarian, according to the Dog Health Guide. The yeast infection, known as Malassezia otitis, is often the...

  • Growth of Baby Sugar Gliders

    Sugar gliders are small marsupials commonly kept as pets throughout the world. They are nocturnal animals native to parts of Australia and New Guinea. Sugar gliders are not an endangered species...

  • Medicine for Arthritis in Cats

    The symptoms of arthritis in cats easily can be mistaken for nothing more serious than signs of advancing age. The cat runs less, no longer gets on her favorite chair and seems stiff when she...

  • How to Teach a Dog Not to Run Out the Door

    Basic obedience skills are important for your dog to learn for a number of reasons, including your pet's safety. Teaching your dog the basic commands of "sit" and "stay" can stop him from bolting...

  • How to Stop the Smell of Dog Urine Naturally

    A dog is man's best friend, except when the dog isn't acting like a friend. Dog accidents can be one of the most frustrating parts of pet ownership. Whether the accidents are in the house, in the...

  • What is a Home Remedy for Hypoglycemia for Dogs?

    Low blood sugar level is a condition called hypoglycemia. In dogs, this is sometimes referred to as sugar fits. Symptoms include listlessness, stupor, seizures, inability to wake up or coma,...

  • How to Get a Companion Dog for an Existing Dog

    You're a pet owner and you've decided to get another dog---good for you. Getting a second dog can help provide companionship for your first dog and also provide further enjoyment for you, the pet...

  • How to Find an Equine Dermatologist

    Equine dermatologists examine horses to diagnose problems with the horse's skin, ears, mouth and coat. Dermatologists may also help with allergies in horses. To become an equine dermatologist, the...

  • Permethrin Poisoning Symptoms in Rabbits

    Permethrin is a synthetic insecticide that can be toxic to rabbits if they are exposed to high concentrations of the chemical. Exposure can be through inhalation, absorption through the eyes or...

  • How to Catch Grasshoppers

    If you've ever tried to catch grasshoppers, you know it can be quite challenging. To catch a grasshopper you must be fast, but it can be a fun pastime when you know how to do it. All grasshoppers...

  • Is Soft Water Safe for Pets to Drink?

    While pets are rewarding, they can also be fairly particular. Some pets can safely drink soft water while others require hard water to survive.

  • Tick Treatment for Kittens Under 12 Weeks

    Ticks are not only creepy, but they can be dangerous as well. Carrying a host of diseases, ticks are blood-sucking creatures that can make your kitten severely sick and can also affect you and...

  • Is Soft Water Safe for Pets?

    Water is a universal necessity for any living organism. When providing water for pets, it is vital to provide the appropriate amount of water, in addition to the right water quality for each type...

  • Supraspinatus Tendinopathy in Dogs

    Supraspinatus tendinopathy in dogs is the inflammation (tendinitis) or chronic degeneration (tendonosis) of the supraspinatus tendon within the shoulder joint. With this condition, the canine may...

  • Build it Yourself: Large Bird Cages

    Large bird cages allow you to keep several birds in a single cage, house big birds, and give your birds room to fly. Although pet and bird stores often sell large cages and aviaries, you can build...

  • Most Effective Pinworm Treatment for Horses

    Pinworms are parasites found in the horse's rectum that are thin and about an inch and three-quarters long. Most of the dewormers available on the market for horses are effective against pinworms,...

  • Can Aquarium Lighting Be Used for Reptiles?

    Most reptiles, because they are cold-blooded, need a heat source in their aquariums. Lighting is an effective way to create this essential environment. While each species' lighting needs varies,...

  • Poodle Ear Cleaning

    Keeping up with a regular routine of ear care is important for any dog, but especially for drop ear breeds like the poodle. These dogs have long ears that hang down, keeping the inside of the ear...

  • Natural Cures for Cat Cancer

    If your cat is diagnosed with cancer, conventional treatment options will depend upon the type of cancer, its location and to what stage the disease has progressed. Some cancers could respond to...

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