Pet Grooming

A Talking Parrot For A Life-Long Pet

By: Azmi Adnan | 04/01/2010
Teaching a parrot to talk is a fairly easy process. The only main criteria is patience, and you will enjoy the companionship of a life-long pet. If you intend to keep a bird as a pet, consider having one that is able to talk, because teaching it is half the fun.

A Sherpa Pet Carrier - The Latest Face In Airline Approved Pet Bags

By: Robert D. Jones | 04/01/2010
A Sherpa Pet Carrier is the top tote that one can buy. These fine items have jumped in popularity over the past few years and are now some of the most requested dog products for small dog owners.

How to Give to the SPCA

By: Sannene Garehime | 04/01/2010
A brief history of the SPCA and how to help the organization which rescues hundreds of thousands animals yearly

Some Dog Training Aids That Can Help Train Your Dog

By: James Mahoney | 04/01/2010
When it comes to dog agility the training aids that are available are anti bark collars, this is because many dogs have a problem when they do dog agility in that they bark excessively due to all the excitement that is involved. Anti bark collars work is that they give a small electric charge when your dog barks and they can also spray some water up into their face.

Making Your Dogs Crate Experience Pleasant With Dog Mats

By: Matt LeClair | 04/01/2010
The dog mat may be one of the best solutions for your dog's crate whether it be because you are sick of washing that dirty old bed, you are constantly on the go with vacations and other travels, or you simply want to provide more padding in his or her kennel. The dog mat is very easy to clean, and it can be used wherever your dog needs a little extra cushioning.

Adventure is the name of the game for the Goldendoodle

By: Dee Gerrish | 04/01/2010
For the Goldendoodle, adventure must be taken seriously. After all, there are lizards to catch, frogs to watch and flowers to smell. "The Goldendoodle's determination in just being a happy dog is awesome!", says Dee Gerrish of Goldendoodle World.

Heavy Duty Dog Crates-A Misunderstood Solution to a Big Problem

By: Bill Beavers | 04/01/2010
Often, dogs that were not crate trained wind up in a heavy duty dog crate. Some larger or heavier dogs may have simply pushed their way out of weaker dog crates. Heavy duty dog crates are often the choice of professional breeders and handlers and are available in a range of price, door and finish options. These crates can also serve as an excellent place for puppy litters to live and play if weather does not permit outside play.

Introducing Dog to New Baby - Baby Meets Dog

By: Deborah Gewock | 03/01/2010
You are anxiously awaiting the birth of your baby, when you realize that you are not sure how your dog will react to the baby. After all, the dog has been your baby up until now. Introducing your dog to your new baby is an important step in keeping your home safe for the baby, and a happy place for your pet. It is never too early to start preparing your dog for the new arrival. Remember, he is used to getting the attention and now he will have to share it.

Are some dog breeds really itchier than others?

By: alex Valentino | 30/12/2009 | Pets
Some breeds have a reputation for being itchy. These include West Highland White Terriers, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Golden Retrievers, Labrador Retrievers and German Shepherds.

Taking Care of Your Dog's Ears

By: alex Valentino | 29/12/2009 | Small Business
Our dogs depend upon us for all of their care. Some things are hard to forget. Your dog is not going to let you forget to feed him! If your dog's breath gets too bad you may think about brushing his teeth.

Dog Ear Infections and Hypothyroidism

By: alex Valentino | 26/11/2009 | Pets
Hypothyroidism in dogs occurs when your dog's thyroid gland fails to produce enough thyroid hormone. The thyroid hormone is essential for regulating your dog's metabolism, so when your dog doesn't produce enough of it your dog usually starts to exhibit some noticeable symptoms

Do Your Dog's Ears Smell Like Dorritos?

By: alex Valentino | 23/11/2009 | Pets
Under normal circumstances, your dog's ears shouldn't smell bad at all. They shouldn't be red, or itchy, or have a discharge. If your dog shows any of these symptoms, his ears need attention.

Dog Ear Infections and Hypothyroidism

By: alex Valentino | 23/11/2009 | Pets
Hypothyroidism in dogs occurs when your dog's thyroid gland fails to produce enough thyroid hormone. The thyroid hormone is essential for regulating your dog's metabolism, so when your dog doesn't produce enough of it your dog usually starts to exhibit some noticeable symptoms

Washing Your Dog May Prevent Illness

By: alex Valentino | 18/11/2009 | Pets
Can you believe that about a third of the body's cells are dying at any given time and each cell has to eventually be replaced? And there are so many chemicals and toxins in the world today, that our bodies have to work even harder.

Acupuncture can be effective in treating canine joint disease

By: alex Valentino | 04/11/2009 | Pets
Arthritis and hip dysplasia are some of the the most common conditions that adversely affect our old dogs. It's a shame to think that their twilight years may be marred by pain and difficulty getting up and about.