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Posted on: 04 August, 2009

Author: Jay Sanders

Dog Lice - How to Get Rid of Doc Lice

Even the cleanest dogs can have lice, even if they are well cared for and groomed every day. They can carry it as a host. So you must be aware of the symptoms and as soon as they appear, you should contact the vet. Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com

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Posted on: 02 July, 2009

Author: Joseph M. Sabol

Moving With Your Pets

Whether you're planning to move to the next town or across the country, you have a big job ahead of you. In all the preparation involved in moving, don't forget about your four-legged family members... Whether you're planning to move to the next town or across the country, you have a big job ahead of you. In all the preparation involved in moving, don't forget about your four-legged family members. Just like with your children, your pets will need some special consideration. Here are some helpful tips to make the move as smooth as possible for everyone. You need to...

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Posted on: 23 June, 2009

Author: Joseph M. Sabol

Pet Vitamins - What it Takes to Produce a Top Quality Pet Vitamin

There are many pet vitamins available on the market. What is the difference between a store bought pet vitamin and a high quality pet vitamin? A top quality pet vitamin should be considered your pets best friend. They always say that a dog is mans best friend, but who is your pets best friend? A high quality pet vitamin is the answer. To date there are no commercially available pet foods that have all the necessary ingredients and supplements that could compare to the quality of human grade vitamin, especially in the area of antioxidants. Antioxidants are proven to fight...

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Posted on: 03 June, 2009

Author: Joseph M. Sabol

Ticks, Mosquitoes and Fleas - Pest Problems For Your Dog

These blood sucking creatures are everywhere we like be. Ticks, mosquitoes and fleas can cause serious health problems for our us and especially for our dogs. Summer is here and we all love to be outside as much as possible. Our dogs love to play outside too. Along with beautiful weather, summer brings outdoor barbeques, vacation and the pests that like to snack on us and our canine companions. These blood sucking creatures are everywhere we like be. Ticks, mosquitoes and fleas can cause serious health problems for our us and especially for our dogs. The deer tick, also known...

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Posted on: 02 June, 2009

Author: Richard Cussons

Housebreaking Aids for Small Dogs

Housebreaking puppies may be difficult due to their limited bowel and bladder control. Read on to know more housebreaking tips... Housetraining the puppies of small breeds of dogs is indeed not for the faint of heart! The keyword when it comes to these little rascals is "errorless management", which means three things: total 100% supervision (you will need to watch them round the clock), total confinement (crate training) when you can't assure yourself that you can handle the third, total supervision (you cannot fully look out for them since you also need to go to work). Of course the word...

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Posted on: 29 April, 2009

Author: Richard Cussons

Finding Your Missing Boston Terrier

Most owners consider their pets as part of the family, and losing them can be heart-breaking. Consider these tips in order to find the four-legged member of the family... After an hour of cooking in the kitchen, you realized that your Boston Terrier is missing. What should you do now? By then, sadness and fear might have started to rise in your heart. But don't give up just yet. There is still possibility that you will be able to find your lost boston terrier. Here are some steps on how to find back the four-legged love of your life: Time...

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Posted on: 05 February, 2009

Author: Richard Cussons

Questions Commonly Asked About Cavalier King Charles Spaniels

If you are living in an apartment and plans to get a dog as your new companion, you might want to consider cavalier king charles spaniels. With this breed, wide yard is not necessary since cavalier ki... If you are living in an apartment and plans to get a dog as your new companion, you might want to consider cavalier king charles spaniels. With this breed, wide yard is not necessary since cavalier king charles spaniels can stay active indoors. Thrilled with the idea? Many people are thrilled with the idea of having a small yet active dog as companion,...

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Posted on: 17 December, 2008

Author: Larry Jordan

Keep Pesky Squirrels Away From Your Birds With Squirrel-proof Bird Feeders

If you have squirrel problems, a squirrel-proof bird feeder may be your best solution. Squirrel-proof bird feeders come in a variety of shapes, sizes and styles that will solve almost any problem you may encounter with these cute, furry critters. If you have a problem with squirrels in your backyard, the solution may be a squirrel-proof bird feeder. There are several species of ground squirrels and tree squirrels in North America that can create problems for bird enthusiasts. The Fox Squirrel and the Eastern and Western Gray Squirrels are species of tree squirrels that are most commonly involved with causing...

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Posted on: 30 August, 2008

Author: Omer Ashraf

Some Facts About Mountain Lions

Mountain Lions are skilled predators and adaptable creatures. Here are some facts regarding these fascinating creatures. Following are some facts regarding mountain lions: 1. Mountain Lion is the most widely distributed big cat in the Americas. 2. Over time it has earned more names than any other animal, including cougar, pi-twal, puma, catamount and many others. 3. Even with its strong physique, the Mountain Lion is like smaller cats in its bodily make-up and is often not included in big cats due to the animal's inability to roar. 4. With its rudder-like tail and sleek physique, Mountain Lions are often...

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Posted on: 22 August, 2008

Author: Omer Ashraf

The American Shorthair Cat

A shorthaired felid, American Shorthair is one of the commonest house cats in United States. It traces its origin to British Shorthairs who were brought over on ships with European settlers owing to... A shorthaired felid, American Shorthair is one of the commonest house cats in United States. It traces its origin to British Shorthairs who were brought over on ships with European settlers owing to their good hunting skills. With time these adept hunters moved into cities and started being bred for their good looks, health and temperament. Initially they were known as Domestic Shorthairs. However, with time as...

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