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Entries for March 2011
Posted on March 22, 2011 20:32
Veterinarians warn that with temperatures rising, heartworm parasites will now begin to mature, causing problems for your pets. Vets have declared this to be the heartworm season and they are urging pet-owners to start administering heartworm medications to their pets. According to them, the parasites start maturing when the temperature reaches 57 ...
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Posted on March 19, 2011 11:21
How safe it is to kiss your pet mouth to mouth has been a topic of debate for many years. There are many myths regarding the issue and some pet owners even claim that the mouth of a dog or a cat is actually cleaner than a human mouth and thereby a “pet-smooch” acts as a disinfectant.
Dr. Paul Maza, who is the co-director of the health c...
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Posted on March 17, 2011 20:07
Your best friend, when it is your pet dog, can also make sure that you stay fit and fine! Dogs who have long been trusted as man’s best friend can also lead one to a healthier and physically active life. According to a study conducted by the Michigan State University, people who walked their dogs are 34% more likely to become fitter and...
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Posted on March 10, 2011 19:02
Source: Fort Gordon Signal
Is your pet on heartworm prevention? It is a simple question that has life-saving ramifications for your cat or dog. If you do not give your pet a monthly preventative, take a moment and keep reading. If you do give heartworm prevention, know your pet appreciates you!
What is heartworm disease and how does your pet be...
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Posted on March 07, 2011 18:32
Spring is just around the corner, and for you pet owners, you know what that means… that’s right, flea and tick season is upon us.
If you have ever dealt with a flea infestation, you know how important it is to protect your pets from these pesky critters.
If you haven’t faced off against fleas and ticks, consider this a helpful warning.
One flea...
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Posted on March 06, 2011 19:44
Most people dutifully brush their teeth not only to prevent cavities and gingivitis, but also to keep their breath smelling fresh. In just the same way, regular brushing for dogs can ensure good dental hygiene and reduce the infamous "doggy breath."
Many pet parents believe that bad dog breath is a package deal and comes along with having a dog....
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Posted on March 06, 2011 19:18
With spring just around the corner, make sure your pets are protected from warm weather critters.
By Ashley Wilbourn
Spring is just around the corner, and daylight savings time begins a week from today. It's possible that we have made it through one of the harshest winters in years and are heading toward warmer, more sunlight filled ...
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Posted on March 03, 2011 11:41
Source: USA Today
Did you know your pet can not tolerate drugs you might use on a daily basis? Even something as simple as ibuprofen is on the list of drugs that aren't safe for your furry friends, according to a story from HealthDay News.
"Administration of human medications should only occur with the recommendation and supervision of ...
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Posted on March 03, 2011 11:34
Source: New York Times
I’m part owner of a nervous little dog with a bark like an ice pick through my brain and a tendency to use that weapon at random, several times a day.
Pippi, who is officially my wife’s dog, also has a fondness for dark chocolate. And when we make the mistake of leaving it within her reach, her behavior approximates that ...
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