Monthly Archives: May 2006

PetLvr.com – [The Blog] Is 1-Year Old Today! Here are some songs that you can play while you are reading this post … There’s something for everybody! * The Arrogant Worms – The Happy Birthday Song … Read More

Roxy, 62615 Roxy was brought in with another K9 as her owner was moving. 5 years old, Roxy likes cats as well as other dogs, and is a very gentle girl. She was pretty traumatized being … Read More

Temporary Notice … Due to a death in the immediate family, I will not be posting any articles in here or anywhere around my HART-Empire Network of blogs. I hope you continue to keep Our RSS … Read More

Dog Care: Keeping Your Dog Safe From Fleas And Ticks By Lisa Pallardy March 1 marks the “official” beginning of flea and tick season. Are you prepared? Fleas are the most common external parasites that affect … Read More

Max E Million, 121267 “Max” is a very bright, peppy small-medium sized dog who loves to play. Only 7 months old, he needs the direction all puppies require- and he’s not getting what he needs in … Read More

Let’s Talk Ticks By Doug Gelbert Let’s talk ticks. There are three things – OK, more than three thing – that I find people won’t believe, even after you prove it to them: 1) Warming up … Read More

Animal Care: Pet Pests Are Back! By Bill Knell While most Garden Buffs can hardly wait for spring and summer to arrive, many pet owners fear this lovely time of year. They know it’s the beginning … Read More

Can Your Dog or Cat Catch Babesiosis? By Rob Lester Babesiosis, also called piroplasmosis, is a type of anemia caused by parasites that can be transmitted to dogs or cats by ticks. It can also be … Read More

Ticks – A Very Serious Threat To Your Dog’s Health By Randy Jones Ticks are not insects like fleas, but arachnids like mites, spiders, and scorpions. A tick has a one piece body, harpoon like barbs … Read More

First Aid: Tick Removal Below is ‘removal instructions’ according to Wikipedia … Personally, I just like to grasp the tick as close as I can to the base of the body, then pull it out slowly … Read More

Ooooh Noooo! It’s Those Nasty Wooden-Eh-Ticks Again! Well, I suppose you have to be here, to both LISTEN to the way I say that to Maxxie and Sophie, our two Papillon dogs, or to WATCH how … Read More

Heads Up from: Freddie who says …. Ruff ruff, ruff ruff ruff. Ruff ruff ruff ruff ruff ruff. He’s such a smart dog to find these type of projects! According to the The Dog Genome Project … Read More

Got Pets? 10 Tips to Keep Your Home Fur and Odor-Free! By Ariane Benefit If you have a dog or cat, living with pet hair and fur is a fact of life. But there are ways … Read More

The Forgotten Art of Fish Tank Cleaning By Keith Londrie Anyone who buys a fish tank can’t help but get excited about the setup process, and the selection of the fish. But many sometimes forget about … Read More

7 Tips to Keep Your Cat’s Litter Box Smelling Fresh! By Ariane Benefit Is there anything worse that having a guest come into your home and instantly say “Oh, you have a cat?” And the cat … Read More

How to Disinfect the Bird Cage By Geomil Georgiev Before setting the bird into its “ lodging ” you should do something else Never the less that the bird cage is new , and the perches … Read More

Heads Up from the Diva Marketing Blog – Cuteness Creates Buzz for Old Navy …. Here’s You Chance To Enter Your Pup To Be OLD NAVY’s Next Mascot According to OLD NAVY … Magic is a … Read More

Look no further! If you want a pet, but don’t know what type of pet to get, obviously .. you need to take the “What’s Your Ideal Pet?” Quiz … I did .. and *whew* .. … Read More

This is Part 3 of 3 of articles about Heartworm disease, originally posted at ThePetCenter.com by Diana Beam, DVM. Heartworm disease in dogs and cats: In many areas of North America, April is the time of … Read More

This is Part 2 of 3 of articles about Heartworm disease, originally posted at ThePetCenter.com by Diana Beam, DVM. Heartworm disease in dogs and cats: In many areas of North America, April is the time of … Read More

This is Part 1 of 3 of articles about Heartworm disease, originally posted at ThePetCenter.com by Diana Beam, DVM. Heartworm disease in dogs and cats: In many areas of North America, April is the time of … Read More

We took Maxxie and Sophie to the Vet May 8, 2006 Every spring, we take our two dogs to our vet and have an annual checkup performed. We do this mainly to get those HEARTWORM pills … Read More

Dog Hair Shedding – What a Delight! By Keith Perrett Dog hair shedding is one of those little “add ons” that comes with owning most breeds of dogs. It is usually one of those factors that … Read More

Traveling With Your Pet By Ian White You’ve decided to take your pet along on vacation. It will be more fun, and you won’t have to worry about leaving a member of your family behind in … Read More

Working With Horses By Paul Hegarty Where there are horses there is always work to be found. The job description for a groom will vary from yard to yard, however there are several duties that always … Read More

Siamese Cats By Robin Darch So you are thinking of adding a cat to your family? Have you thought about which breed of cat is right for you? Each breed of cat is different. In this … Read More

Dog Agility Training Is Fun For Fido By Lee Dobbins Hurling over jumps, running through tunnels, dodging weave poles, negotiating see-saws – do these sound like things your dog might enjoy? Then your pet might love … Read More

Tokyo – Japanese police said on Tuesday that they found the bodies of 100 cats, some badly decomposed, in the apartment of a woman who found it hard to part with her pets even when dead. … Read More

New York has no shortage of trust fund babies. Now, some city residents are also leaving five- and six-figure bequests to their pets. Sizeable pet trusts ensure that pooches like Freebo and Bumper won’t be pound-bound … Read More

Wednesday, May 17, 2006 The Taiwan Guide Dog Association recently called on the public to support its plan to set up a guide dog training school for the benefit of the visually impaired. The call deserves … Read More

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5 Things to Know about Animal Rescue Groups By Louise Louis Over the past decade, breed rescue groups have become a major force in dog adoptions. These rescue groups limit their effort to a particular breed … Read More