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Tips for a Pet-Safe Holiday Season

Posted December 21st, 2011 by Jan

Tips for a Pet-Safe Holiday Season Easy Tips for a Pet-Safe Holiday Season There’s nothing more scrumptious than gathering with friends and family for the holidays, but many of the ingredients in human fun can result in distress for pets. As we kick off this season of lights, parties and yummy treats, the ASPCA wants [...]

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New Dog In The House – READ the PAGE before u bring the new dog home

Posted December 9th, 2011 by Jan

PLEASE: BEFORE u bring the new dog home.. be prepared.  what u do before the new dog comes home and what you do the frst hour will make a HUGE difference on if the dogs stays!  Read this one page…   Click this  link.. 3 minutes that will change your life.. BEFORE you bring the [...]

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Spay and Neuter chart

Posted November 20th, 2011 by Jan

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Read This BEFORE You Give Up Your Pet Due to Allergies…

Posted November 4th, 2011 by Jan

Source: Dr. Becker and HSUS.org Read This BEFORE You Give Up Your Pet Due to Allergies…

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How to find a lost pet.. “keep looking”

Posted November 1st, 2011 by Jan

Great ideas.. http://www.findtoto.com/.. calls all your neighbors http://thecenterforlostpets.com/ http://www.fidofinder.com/ re-print: Benedict Canyon Newsletter by Jan Marlyn Reesman The canyon is filled with “LOST PET” signs. We all know many of these missing small dogs and cats may never show up again. The fate of “the canyon”. However you should not stop searching. Cats have been [...]

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How to break up a dog fight without getting hurt.

Posted September 27th, 2011 by Jan

I could not tell you any much better then this link.. It is difficut to do.. but is they r your dogs.. leave.. do the “jolly routine” as u go.. they should follow.. now read on.. eHow BUT.. the short of it is to  separate the dogs by grabbing their hind legs and walking them [...]

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Silent Dog Whistles… “cats too!” EASY FAST TRAINING!! Do IT!

Posted June 27th, 2011 by Jan

You will thank me for this one… This will only take a couple of weeks but do reinforce often. Keep a dog whistle next to the dog (or cat) food and treats and use it EVEY TIME you feed.. Blow the whistle and use the “come” command with praise EVERY TIME… Start using the whistle [...]

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Prozac for cats and dogs.. aggression, fear, improper urinating etc.

Posted May 30th, 2011 by Jan

It is fine to use the human brand of prozac.. generic is cheap… Don’t be talked into using the new “vet version” that cost tons more.. a 20 mg. prozac (Rx from your vet) can be scored into 4.. find a dose for your pet.. listen for a podcast on this soon… speak to the [...]

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BITING: PLAY BITING AND MOUTHING IN PUPPIES

Posted May 13th, 2011 by Jan

Borrowed from www.pethealthcare.net Note: trying to fix this format! BITING:  PLAY BITING AND MOUTHING IN PUPPIES Why is my puppy nipping and biting family members? Although often thought to be a teething behavior, nipping, mouthing and biting in young dogs is generally a form of social play.  Teething is more likely to involve gnawing or [...]

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“Cats Are Professional Vomiters”

Posted April 12th, 2011 by Jan

vomiting vs regurgitation that is the question Know the difference… Regurgitation is a favorite pass time for my cats. Cats can have “non-specific vomiting and/or vomiting and diarrhea… Know you pet.. good article below: Vomiting is a very common problem in dogs and cats. There are many causes of vomiting. Primary or gastric causes of [...]

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