Dogs and Cats Compete for a Career in Show Business
Do you think your dog could be the next Lassie, or your cat the next Morris? Wildlife Rehab and Education
The Wildlife Rehab and Education Oiled Response Team is currently on site in Venice, Louisiana. Their mission is to save any wildlife which may have been affected by the oil spill. The team is an affiliate of the Houston SPCA, and is lead by the Executive Director of the Wildlife Rehab and Education Center, Sharon Schmalz.Why The Dachshund Isn't Your Average Hot Dog
Dachshunds make an affectionate and faithful family pet when you know how to look after them...Eye Exam For Dogs
NYC Veterinary Specialists & Cancer Treatment Center in Manhattan is teaming up with The American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists? (ACVO?) to get the word out to service dog handlers and take part in the ACVO? National Service Dog Eye Exam event.
Differences and Similarities of Shih Tzu and Lhasa Apso
The Shih Tzu is one of the breeds of dogs that have their hair parted in the middle. This is called "parted-coat" breeds. Another important distinguishing grooming pattern of the Shih Tzu is the topknot tied up with ribbons or bows.NAD Reviews Advertising from Nestle Purina PetCare
The National Advertising Division of the Council of Better Business Bureaus has determined that Nestle Purina PetCare Co., has provided reasonable support for its claims that its Pet Promise Cat & Dog Food products are manufactured with natural and pure ingredients,Private Dog Park Can Be Safe Alternative
With the increasing number of serious incidents reported at public and community dog parks, private dog parks are quickly gaining popularity as the only safe and enjoyable choice for dogs and their owners.What causes catarats in pets?
FACT: CATARACTS ARE THE LEADING CAUSE OF BLINDNESS IN DOGS; SURGERY IS THE ONLY EFFECTIVE WAY TO RESTORE SIGHT Behavior Problems in Pets: Fear of Fireworks
That a dog (or person) can be startled when surprised by a sudden loud noise is quite normal, as is an immediate fear response such as increased alertness and rapid heart rate.Keep Your Pets Safe While Maintaining Your Lawn And Garden
The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center answers the most common questions asked when it comes to gardening and yard care. What plants are toxic to pets? What should pet owners do if they suspect their animal has ingested a poisonous plant or mushroom? What symptoms should they look for? Is there a way for pet owners to train or teach their pets not to eat poisonous plants or mushrooms?What about pesticides and fertilizers that might be in the garage or tool shed?