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What To Do If Your Dog Has Eaten Something Poisonous

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Has your dog ingested something toxic? The first thing you should do, of course, is call your dog’s veterinarian. But if you’re on hold, or if you’re waiting for an appointment, there are some other things that you can try as you wait.  Identify the Signs of Poisoning The first thing you need to do is figure out what your dog ate. Some dogs just don’t feel well or have a sore tummy, but there are some signs of poisoning that are fairly apparent. Your dog may be drooling, licking at its lips or shaking its head. It...

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Canine Comforts: 5 Luxury Amenities At Dog Hotels

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Gone are the days of leaving dogs at a kennel where they waited in cages for their owners to return. Today’s pooches now have vacations of their own when their humans are away. Here are 5 fun amenities your dog can enjoy at boarding facilities.  Group Play Many canine kennels double as doggie daycare centers where working dog owners can leave their pups to play the day away. When daycare is in session, the dogs who are boarding can join in the fun. As long as your dogs are reasonably well mannered and play well with others, they...

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4 Tips To Help You Decide If Your Dog Is Right For Day Care

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Day care is an increasingly popular choice for dog owners who work outside the home but want to keep their pet happily and safely occupied during the day. It can be a great option for high-energy dogs or those who don’t get enough interaction or play time. You’ll want to thoroughly check out any day care facility, of course, but your first step should actually be determining if your dog is well suited for any day care. Not every dog is a good fit. In fact, only about 60 percent are, according to one dog trainer and behaviorist....

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Spaying Or Neutering Your Cat

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If you have recently acquired a cat, you should be aware of the benefits in having your pet spayed or neutered. It is a fairly simple procedure that can be done at your local animal hospital by a veterinarian. Here are some points that you may wish to know about the spaying and neutering procedure and how you can take care of your cat after you have the surgery completed. Cats And Kittens All Over Spaying and neutering is the process of removing parts of the sexual organs of a cat to disable it from being able to reproduce. According to the...

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Snakebites And Dogs: What To Do If Your Pooch Is Bitten

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If you live in the countryside or if you bring your dog along for hikes and other outdoor adventures, there is a risk of snakebites. Snakes react quickly when they feel threatened, and your pooch may not see the slithering reptile until it’s too late. If your dog gets bitten by a snake, it’s vital to act fast. Learn more about snakebites and how to handle this scary situation. What to Do 1. Try to identify the snake by examining its size, color patterns and the shape of the head. Take a look at the tail end of the snake to...

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Four Strategies To Help Your Dog Adjust To A New Baby

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Expanding your family is an exciting time, but it can be frightening and stressful for your dog. These four strategies will help prepare Rover, so everyone can welcome home your new bundle of joy with excitement and happiness. Strategy #1: Back to School If your dog is fully trained, it may be time for a refresher course. For dogs that have never experienced obedience training, now is the time. Small habits that have developed can turn into big problems once you have a baby in your arm – such as pups that jump up to greet. A few key skills to...

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How To Stop Fleas From Coming Back To Your Dog

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Fleas are annoying little creatures, and can make your dog miserable. The first thing you need to do is get rid of the fleas on it. If you are having problems with this, take them to the veterinarian, who can treat your dog. Once you do that, below are ways to keep them from coming back. Wash Your Dog Give your dog a bath once a week in flea shampoo to deter fleas. You can use natural ingredients along with your dog shampoo. To do this you will need: 1/2 cup of lemon juice (freshly squeezed) 2 cups of water 1/2 cup of mild dog shampoo Mix the...

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I Think My Dog Ate My Underwear: What To Do When Your Dog Eats Non-Food Items

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You may have heard the joke “my dog ate my homework,” or come home and found that your dog had chewed up your favorite pair of shoes or your new couch. While that is a sure sign that you need to buy your dog some chew toys, invest in a dog walker, and sign up for obedience classes, there are cases where your dog may indeed swallow something they shouldn’t.  Unless you notice a missing item, or your dog has left clues in the form of bits and pieces, you may not even realize your dog has swallowed something that may cause...

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