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Dec 27 2011

Pet parenting 101: caring for your new pet

Published by Christine under Featured,Puppies

(NC)—Welcoming a puppy or kitten into your family will change your household for years to come. There are many things to keep in mind to ensure the healthy development of your new pet as they grow and become a member of your family. In the first twelve months of your pet’s life they will go [...]

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Nov 29 2011

A Few Tips on Taking Care of That New Puppy!

Published by Christine under Featured,Puppies

Having three high maintenance dogs, a Pug, Shih Tzu and French Bulldog, that all live inside has been a lot of work and test of patience for me and my husband!  Wh adopted the Shih Tzu when she was a bit older, but have had the Pug and French Bulldog since they were babies.  Here [...]

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Nov 10 2011

Getting a dog? Consider these factors to make sure you’re a match

(ARA) – There are plenty of cliche things that people say about dogs: that they’re man’s best friend, that they love you unconditionally and that behind those cold noses, there are warm hearts. But while dog owners might feel a bit silly about repeating those old chestnuts, they’ll also admit they’re absolutely true. Before you [...]

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Nov 10 2011

U.S. pets getting sicker; decline in vet visits blamed

Published by Christine under Featured,Health

(ARA) – When Michele Sebesto, of Staten Island, N.Y., adopted JC 10 years ago, she said the chihuahua was an invaluable source of comfort. As a New Yorker, she’d just gone through the 9/11 attacks, and the two developed a special bond. Unfortunately, JC had some minor but persistent health problems. About twice a year, [...]

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Nov 10 2011

The dirty truth about fleas

Published by Christine under Featured,Fleas,Health,Products

(ARA) – When fleas are spotted in the home, it’s our pets that take the blame. But did you know that for every flea you see, there could be a much bigger problem hiding in the bedding, carpets, furniture and floorboards of your home? The truth is, flea eggs, maggot-like larvae and pupae represent 95 [...]

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Nov 10 2011

Include your pets in your evacuation and disaster planning

(ARA) – All too often when a disaster strikes, our four-legged friends are left to fend for themselves and sometimes end up lost, injured or killed. The best way to avoid this tragic scenario is to have a well-thought-out disaster plan that includes Fido, so you know where to go and what to take. “Many [...]

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Nov 10 2011

The perfect balance: Your healthy lifestyle benefits your pet, too

Published by Christine under Exercise,Featured,Health

(ARA) – The connection between pets and owners is hard to quantify, but for many pet owners it comes down to wanting their dog to live as good a life as they, themselves, are living. To help you make sure you’re giving your dog the very best in life, think of it as sharing a [...]

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Nov 10 2011

Dogs encourage owners to get up, get out and get moving

Published by Christine under Featured,Health,Moving Pets

(ARA) – Obesity rates are dramatically higher than a decade ago. Twelve states now have obesity rates of 30 percent or higher, according to a recent report by the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention. With obesity a serious health threat, many families are on the lookout for ways to increase their physical activity [...]

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Nov 10 2011

Enjoy the warm weather with outdoor activities that come naturally to your pet

Published by Christine under Exercise,Featured,Health

(ARA) – During the long, cold winter months, dogs are unable to enjoy the outdoor activities that put into use their natural senses to play, run and fetch. To protect themselves and their dogs from the frigid air, many dog owners avoid the outdoors – only bringing their pets outside for a brief walk, or [...]

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Nov 10 2011

Your pet is all grown up—now what?

Published by Christine under Featured,Puppies

(NC)—Every pet is unique and so are their nutritional needs at each stage of life. For the first 12 months you pet will be a puppy or a kitten and then they will enter adulthood which continues until seven years of age, at which point pets are then considered senior pets. As pets grow their [...]

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