Monthly Archives: August 2006

5 Ways to Pamper Your Parrot By Taylor Knight We are all busy these days and I know it’s hard to meet all the demands in your life. But, it’s time for a breather. Take an … Read More

Understanding the Language & Behavior of a Pet Bird by Tippy & Alfred Birds, just like other pets, have their own ways of Communicating, or Bird Language. Birds communicate to other birds and also communicate to … Read More

Basic Care of Budgerigars By Andrew Rocuant Budgerigars are a lot of fun, but require more attention and special care than the more common household pets. This article covers the basics of pet bird care. I … Read More

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Basic Care of Budgerigars By Andrew Rocuant Budgerigars are a lot of fun, but require more attention and special care than the more common household pets. This article covers the basics of pet bird care. I … Read More

Build a Dog Ramp Out of Plywood By Johanna Soliday Before you start, consider the following: * How big and how heavy is your dog? * How often will you need to move the ramp? * … Read More

808 Blue Pitbull recommends Cesar Millan! Have you seen the show Dog Whisperer on the National Geographic channel. It’s such a great show! Now the complete season one is available. Also, Cesar’s book entitled “Cesar’s Way” … Read More

AP Photo/David J. Sheakley Bumping Into Bears A black bear walks across the road leading to the Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau, Alaska as a flurry of paparazzi and other curious onlookers carefully stand by. As drought … Read More

How to Make a Smooth Move With Your Pet – Moving With Dogs By Alex Kazaryan Often when we move, we’re so busy with packing and preparing for the move that we forget to give proper … Read More

How to Make a Smooth Move with your Pet – Moving with Cats By Alex Kazaryan You know how stressful a move can be, and now imagine how your cat can feel on seeing you packing … Read More

Dog Clothes: To Dress or Not to Dress By Allen Shaw Let’s start out by saying that dogs do not “need” clothes. Most are born with their permanent wardrobe intact. You know, it’s that furry thing … Read More

A Healthy Cat is a Groomed Cat By Finn Jensen Cats don’t want to be unclean and they need you to help them remain clean. Grooming your cat is important. You need to do it to … Read More

Aquarium Medications, Treatments, and How They Work By Carl Strohmeyer This article (which will continue to grow with information) is informational about different aquarium (and pond) treatments. I give the gram negative or gram positive applications … Read More

WHS is overrun with kittens & cats! FROM AUGUST 2-6, ALL KITTENS UNDER 6 MONTHS OF AGE ARE $65.00 AND ADULT CATS 6 MONTHS OF AGE+ ARE $25.00. Some restrictions apply, see staff for details. Kaine, … Read More

Horse Tack By Richard Romando Horse tack refers to the accessories worn by domesticated horses. Tacking a horse is the act of fitting a horse with a wide range of equipment before the horse is taken … Read More

Your Pet’s Immune System and Health By Keith Perrett The immune system is a very broad and complicated subject that can baffle most brains (mine included) as you delve into the complexities of the system. Luckily … Read More

Global Positioning: Finding Your Lost Pet Quickly By Steve Allison It’s every pet owner’s nightmare- your dog is lost. Your dog is outside facing the elements and the dangers all alone. You don’t know where they … Read More

Interesting Facts About Cats By Sarah Parker Cats are kept as domestic pets and the species has been living with us for thousands of years. There are many breeds of cat, including ones without hair and … Read More

What You Should Know About Bathing Your Dog At Home By Shannon Lynnes Heggem Many people bathe their dogs at home, which can be a fun experience for both you and your pet. Professional groomers usually … Read More

Top 10 Things to Do Before You Buy a Horse By Carol Bertrand Buying a horse is a big commitment in both time and money. The emotional energy spent is a large factor as well. With … Read More

Dog Origins: Where Do Dogs Come From? By Steve Allison It’s widely believed that dogs originated over 17,000 years ago; recent DNA testing and closer fossil examination is suggesting that dogs originated as far as 150,000 … Read More

Tips on Taking Care of Cats By Crystal Chan Cats can be extremely good companions. They are sensitive, private creatures, and they do not need constant attention from their owners in order to be happy. Cats … Read More

Where The Rubber Meets The Road: Alternatives to Metal Horseshoes By Carole Herder The idea that horses can be barefoot is not new. Horses have a long history of barefoot performance and have carried fully armoured, … Read More

By E. Landers In recent years, natural horsemanship trainers have brought round pen training into forefront when it comes to training horses. This type of training employs the round pen to build a basic foundation or … Read More

Holistic Love: Ancient Approaches to the Modern Pet By Ryan Joseph Pets are very often the ones that fall through the cracks on our busiest days. Every morning we face a mound of responsibility, and how … Read More

Pets Help Heal By Paul W Wilson Therapy dogs are dogs that are canine good citizens and are well trained and of a nature that is suitable for interaction with humans who are unwell. Studies have … Read More