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Nov 10 2011

Pet parenting 101: caring for your new pet

Published by Christine under Health,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 10 2011

Keep your pet on the right path to a long, healthy life

Published by Christine under Feeding,Health

(NC)—A recent study by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and Hill’s Pet Nutrition found that, on an average weekday, pet owners spend three times as much time watching TV and nearly twice as much time surfing the Internet as they do playing with, or exercising, their pets. The same survey suggests that exercise, along with [...]

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Nov 10 2011

Does your knowledge of pet nutrition match up with the facts?

Published by Christine under Health,Research

(NC)—In a study by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and Hill’s Pet Nutrition, pet owners admitted that they are nearly twice as likely to buy a pet food based on what their pet likes to eat versus what will actually meet their health needs. The findings suggest pet owners could use some guidance to better [...]

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Nov 10 2011

‘Paws’ to take this quick pet health quiz

Published by Christine under Featured,Health

(NC)—A recent study conducted by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and Hill’s Pet Nutrition found that although Canadians have their pets’ best health interests in mind they could use a little guidance in understanding the nutrition and care that will help pets live long and healthy lives. Do you know the factors that are most [...]

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Nov 10 2011

Your Healthy Pet—Quick Tip: What a dog eats is key to helping prevent health issues

Published by Christine under Health

(NC)—A study conducted by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and Hill’s Pet Nutrition found pet owners are nearly twice as likely to buy a pet food based on what their pet likes to eat versus what will actually meet their health needs. Choosing the right food for your dog’s age-related and health needs is key [...]

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Nov 10 2011

Top tips when moving with pets

Published by Christine under Health,Moving Pets,Vacation

(NC)—Moving to a new home can be stressful for everyone involved, including your pets. “We often see homeowners who are anxious about their pet’s adjustment to a new home,” says Yvonne Ratigan, vice president at Royal LePage Canada. “By planning ahead, you can ensure your pet is happy and safe in your new home,” Ratigan [...]

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Mar 20 2009

A Cautionary Tale

Published by jsfarmer under Behavior,Greta,Health,News,Safety

Yes, I know it’s been a while. My own greyhound, Greta, has been having health issues, which have kept me occupied. However, I had to share this story, as it is horrifying  and, apparently, legal. For those who let their dogs roam off leash, take heed, as you could inadvertently be putting your dog’s life in [...]

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Jan 16 2009

Helpful Tips For Dog Owners

This week over at Dogs Online Magazine, I’ve been blogging about all sorts of good stuff, including: Finding the best veterinarian for your dog; The dangers of electric shock; and This heartwarming story about a girl who saved a dog. Woof!

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Jan 05 2009

Greyhounds On My Mind

Of course, I’ve been talking about greyhounds again–this time over at DogsOnlineMagazine.com. Here’s an uplifting story about my greyhound hero, and here’s a somber story about more greyhounds in desperate need of help.

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Jan 01 2009

Good News Follows Bad

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At last, some good news to come out of what I have to say was one of the most distrubing animal-related tales to hit the airwaves in a while (besides Sarah Palin’s penchant for shooting wolves, that is). Check out the happy-ish ending to the sad story of Michale Vick’s dogs at Sports Illustrated.

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