.: Pet Tips (Other)

Love Your Dog With Dog Treats By Joseph Then Lets make our dogs happy today with a variety of dog treats in our grocery store. Did you ever notice that there is a larger variety of … Read More

Behavioural Problems in Puppies and Adult Dogs (Part 2) Deliberate Fouling Indoors By Rickie Haughton Why is my dog dirtying and wetting indoors and what can I do about it? Your dog has been house trained … Read More

How To Use A Secret Weapon To Quickly House Train Your Puppy By Charlie Widmore Today we are going to look at one of the most effective tools for housetraining a puppy, in the shortest amount … Read More

Spring Cleaning Your Dog – Tips and Suggestions to Keep your Dog and Home Clean this Spring By Suzi Sevcik Soon Spring will be in the air. The snow melts, the ground thaws, tiny buds start … Read More

Behavioural Problems in Puppies and Adult Dogs – Part 1 – Biting By Rickie Haughton Why is my puppy biting me and what should I do about it? This is a very common question posed by … Read More

Krista Mifflin has a good series About Dogs and renting …. good solid advice (not to mention a few good links!) * The High Rise Hound * Your Dog And Your Landlord * Locating Pet Friendly … Read More

Products to Eliminate Problem Barking By Mike Steele Barking is a natural canine behavior, and is one of the main ways in which dogs communicate. Your dog barks for a variety of reasons. But sometimes dogs … Read More

Bandaging your Dog By Peter Garant The only advantage having dogs compared to having babies is that they won’t grow older and turn into stressful teenagers. Because dogs are like babies they sometimes also end up … Read More

Pet Clippers: How to Choose the Right Clippers for You By Mike Steele Pet clippers are an essential part of any dog owners grooming arsenal. Great for touching up your dog or readying them for a … Read More

Outdoor With Your Dog By Mike Steele The outdoors provides a fresh and interesting environment to keep your pet’s mind active, alert, and off of behavior you’d rather not see. We know that spending time with … Read More

Dog Fashions are Hot! By Connie Limon Making your dog as cute as it can be is a very enjoyable and fun task. Remember how you use to love dress up your dolls as a kid? … Read More

Are Pets Intelligent Enough to Understand Us? By Vivian Gilbert Zabel Whether or not animals are “smart” or just react according to instinct has been debated for many years. A German shepherd grabs the back of … Read More

Tips on Buying an Amphibian for a Pet By Katie Gee So you are in the market for a pet frog, toad or salamander and you are wondering what your first step should be? We can … Read More

<h2top 5 Things to Consider in Choosing A Type of Pet By Marian Brown Pets are a wonderful addition to many households. Over 60 million dogs, 70 million cats, 6 million rabbits and 2 million birds … Read More

Learning Horse Riding By John Wrigley It is like nothing you have ever tried in the past. Picture yourself racing up and down hills, though woods, across fields and back. The breeze in your face and … Read More

Camping with Dogs – Campground Etiquette By Julee Meltzer and Jack Meltzer Camping Etiquette for Dogs 1) Always keep your dog on a leash: This sounds so trite and as a dog owner you have heard … Read More

Kitty Tricks! By Kim-Marie Ward Cats don’t do tricks, right? At least, that’s the reputation they’ve garnered, but it isn’t true. Cats can and are trained. Most animals in movies and commercials have been trained, and … Read More

Puppy-proof Your Home By Kim-Marie Ward Everyone knows that a home should be “kid-proofed” when a child joins the family. Breakables are set up high and out of reach, chemicals are locked up, also up high, … Read More

Guppy Love By Cerianwen Ball So you have seen the vividly coloured Guppy at your aquatic centre and have decided they will make a beautiful addition to your community aquarium, indeed you are right, and the … Read More

Smoking and Your Pets By Nikki Carroll Looking for a reason to quit smoking? The effects of smoking are widely known. It is a fact that smoking causes heart disease, strokes and contributes to a number … Read More

Does My Horse Need A Blanket? By Suzanne DeVries Your horse needs a blanket because their natural oils and dirt that keep them warm in the wild are removed each time you brush or curry them. … Read More

How to Choose the Right Puppy For You By Gary Nave AWWWWW…who can resist the innocence of a small puppy? Puppies can provide so much joy and companionship in a person’s life. As they say, dogs … Read More

To Prepare the Cage for the Budgie By Geomil Georgiev From the smallest parrots with great popularity among the lovers have budgies – their weight reaches up to 40 grams, and the length of their body … Read More

Peculiarities in Nesting of Canaries: How to Bread Canaries (Difficulties in Laying Eggs) By Geomil Georgiev If at the time of laying eggs the female canary stays bristled up and immovable, this could mean that it … Read More

Teach Your Pup to Swim for Fun and Exercise By Pat Nolan Introduction to the Water Whether your pup is headed to the duck blind or you just want to teach him to swim for fun … Read More

6 Things That We Have To Consider Before Buying A Bird By Geomil Georgiev What to start with? First we have to consider the following: What can I afford? The price of on parrot varies in … Read More

How to clean vomit by Rita Hutner It’s not a pleasant topic…but anyone with kids or pets will face this seemingly daunting housekeeping task! So here’s some good advice on how to clean vomit. To make … Read More

Dog Training – Talk to Your Dog By C. Rogers Upson There are those people who would have you believe that your dog cannot comprehend the human languages. I don’t agree. Their understanding may not function … Read More

How Much Time Can Dogs Stay Alone? By John Edwards If you are going to leave your dog alone for a long period of time then don’t be surprised with the behavior issues he might develop. … Read More

The Geriatric Set: Accommodating Elderly Cats By Brian Kohlmeier Coming to terms with one’s own mortality is something we all have to face at one time or another during our lives. I’ve had my own share … Read More

Cleaning Pet Stains Out of Carpet By Gary Andrews Pet odor and stain removal from carpet does not require the help of a professional As a carpet cleaning company, we receive calls every day in regards … Read More

Improve Your Dog’s Behavior with Real Life Rewards By Laurie Luck As I was thumbing through some local dog-training ads, I saw one that specifically mentioned “No food used during training.” My jaw dropped when I … Read More

Feeding Your Elderly Cat By Kim Prissel An elderly cat’s metabolism slows down, just as it does in a human. Owners should take this into consideration when feeding their cat. Older pets get less exercise, which … Read More