Monthly Archives: October 2005

Pet Poisoning Prevention: Is Your Home Dangerous to Your Pets? By Philip Doolittle Pet poisoning prevention: Is your home dangerous to your pets? It might be if you don’t know what to watch out for. Many … Read More

Help for Chronic Vomiting in Pets By Shawn Messonnier Chronic vomiting in pets has many causes, including parasites, inflammation, infection, obstruction, poisoning, and cancer. Vomited material from pets with gastrointestinal problems often contain yellow, green, or … Read More

Yes .. A picture is worth a thousand words BloggingPet.com – PetCare Redefined is one of the new blogs under the lifestyle category from the http://www.instablogs.com/ group that has recently launched. Sure .. I like the … Read More

The WHS has many, many baby rats up for adoption, please consider one today! Low adoption fee of $6.95 includes a health exam & 14 days of vet care if needed. The WHS needs your donations … Read More

The WHS is overrun with pairs of large dogs! We find ourselves striving to keep pet families together when they are surrendered to us. Wrinkles, 109133 Wrinkles is half of the Wrinkles/Oreo due who were surrendered … Read More

How To Introduce Your Puppy To The World By David Silva Socializing your puppy is an important step in helping him find his place in the world of people and other dogs. A puppy naturally begins … Read More

If it’s not possible to bring your dog along on your vacation, you’ll have to arrange for his care while you’re away. One choice is to have a reliable person come to your home several times … Read More

Can Your Pet Get Alzheimers? By Shawn Messonnier While pets don’t actually develop Alzheimer’s disease, both dogs and cats develop a condition called cognitive disorder. While the condition appears new, it is not and has been … Read More

Shih Tzu – Switching To A New Dog Food And Oral Care By Connie Limon Here is what you need to do to ensure a smooth transition to a new dog food: Day One: Start by … Read More

Photo Gallery: Best Wildlife Photos Announced Check out these pictures directly from National Geographic

Guide to Selecting the Right Boarding Kennel or Dog Daycare by Ginny Woody This simple checklist should help you find the facility that’s right for your dog: 1. Making a personal visit to the facility: A … Read More

Can I Give My Dog The Flu? by The Iconoclast Avian Flu and Other Zoonotic Diseases Everyone seems on edge about the latest outbreak of avian flu. People in China are told to kill their poultry … Read More

You CAN Have Your Cats and Your Furniture Too by Kathie Freeman No one wants to invest hundreds or even thousands of dollars in furnishings only to see them ripped to shreds by an overzealous pet, … Read More

Positive Dog Training Techniques by Amy Howells There are many different dog training techniques that are out there today. Many people often don’t realize that dog training courses often utilize different dog training techniques. Some of … Read More

Exotic Pets A to Z – an Index to Exotic Pet Information and Species This is an interesting list from “ExoticPets” section of http://about.com .. click on the above link to check it out

Space and Shelter Needs for Your Horse–Keeping a Horse on Your Property by Randall Holman Horses can be boarded at a commercial stable; however, keeping a horse on your property provides you with more management control, … Read More

Obtaining A Diagnosis For Dog and Cat Diseases at ThePetCenter.com. What’s The Diagnosis? by: T. J. Dunn, Jr. DVM This article appeared in a recent issue of Dog World Magazine I must be delicate with this … Read More

The Woes of Cat Hair and How to Control It by Morgen Marshall Cat hair gets everywhere. In the bedding, on the screens, deep in the carpet, and of course, on clothes. While the hair is … Read More

Rabbit Noises – What They Mean By Glenn Livingston, Ph.D. Rabbits are generally quiet animals, but they are not completely silent. They make plenty of noises from growling to screaming, to communicate how they feel. Here’s … Read More

We renovated our main floor this week … My parents had the pleasure of babysitting their “Grand-Puppies” (Maxxie and Sophie) for two days – along with Zeussie Pussy Cat .. I think that was the first … Read More

How To Give Your Dog A Bath By Marilyn Pokorney Bathing your dog helps to keep it healthy as well as clean. Bathing helps reduce the amount of flea repellents you need to use as well … Read More

Choosing a Pet Rabbit That’s Right for You By Rob Usakowski Choosing the right rabbit for you and your family can be a very exciting process. There are currently over 40 recognized breeds of rabbits. Many … Read More

Teaching Your Dog To Sit By Jon Dunkerley Teaching your dog to sit can be easy and fun for both you and your dog. If you know the natural tendencies of the dog and how they … Read More

Great Danes – Their Origin And Temperament By Richard Cussons The origin of Great Danes, like that of many other varieties of dogs, is so obscure that all researches have only resulted in speculative theories, but … Read More

Worried About Which Breed of Dog is Best for Your Family Find Some Answers Here By Niall Kennedy Ask ten experts how many breeds of dogs exist and you will get ten different answers. However, many … Read More

Dog Training – Leash/Collar Training By Jeff Rose There are many different styles of dog training, and finding the one that works best for you is important for creating a dog that is a talented, loyal … Read More

As you might have seen in the “PetLvr Links” pages and the occassional postings by myself … I have several blogs in existence. There is another pet related blog, a business blog, a family blog, a … Read More

Thank-You for your patience .. Welcome to the new look of PetLvr.com – [The Blog] For the most part, the transformation is complete. After I have converted the old site design into the new site templates, … Read More

Cat Treat Recipes By Marc Deschamps Want to cook something special for your feline friend ? Try these cat treat recipes. They are easy to make and require little time. Your cat will love them ! … Read More

Cures for the Dog Shedding Blues By Valerie Goettsch Dog shedding is part of dog ownership. While you can’t exactly cure dog shedding, there are some steps you can take to minimize excessive dog shedding. How … Read More

Dare to Compare the Scottish Terrier By Blake Kritzberg The Scottish Terrier is a big favorite among dog lovers and has been for some time, ranking well in the AKC popularity charts. Everyone recognizes the Scotty … Read More

I would just like to warn everybody that there will be another cosmetic update here at PetLvr.com – [The Blog] … I will be updating to “VERSION 3” template. I really liked the ole ‘Gila’ theme … Read More

Simon, 104578 Simon is a wonderful cat! Half of a really great pair, Simon & Ambro came to us when their owners had a new baby. These are 2 laid back, highly affectionate cats who truly … Read More