Monthly Archives: January 2006

Hamster Hair Loss By Cynthia Dollins Please note that the author is not a veterinarian. Please consult your vet for any medical advice about your pet. Growing up, a sense of wonder at nature and a … Read More

Do You Suffer from Your Dog’s Bad Breath? By Dave Eckholm When was the last time your loveable canine gave you a big wet kiss? If your dog has doggie breath, you may not be the … Read More

Dealing With Loose Aggressive Dogs on Walks By Sean D This can be quite a problem for some dog owners, what do you do if a loose dog comes over to you and your dog, the … Read More

DIARRHEA IN DOGS AND CATS by T. J. Dunn, Jr. DVM Director, ThePetCenter.com (Read this article …)

Disgusting Dog Behavior and What You Can Do to Put a Stop to It By Jane Kraynyk Dogs, I’m sure you’ll agree, can exhibit some fairly bizarre behaviors. A few of them are down right disgusting! … Read More

Essentials of a Canine First Aid Kit By Dave Eckholm Most families have a first aid kit in their car and another at home. It is important because you never know when someone will cut a … Read More

What Are the Different Ferret Colors? By Mike Steele Ferrets often change colors with the seasons, lighter in the winter than in the summer, and many of them lighten as they age, too. Different ferret organizations … Read More

How to Find the Right Dog School for Your Dog By K Brandt Has a new puppy recently become a member of your family? Puppies are born with instincts, but not with the knowledge of how … Read More

Labrador Grooming – Trimming Your Labrador Retriever’s Nails By Faith Fernandez Regular nail trimming is important to your Labrador Retriever’s health and well being. Nails that are not properly clipped can crack and split, which can … Read More

Dog Food: Even Fido’s Gotta Eat By Allen Shaw You’ve brought home your new best friend. You’ve read all the books. You’ve purchased all the latest gadgets. He has more toys than you ever had as … Read More

Five Tips For Caring For Your Older Horse By Diane Samson He’s been your equine partner for years now. You’ve perhaps ridden in shows, through trails or even relocated across the country with your horse. You’ve … Read More

Puppy Home: Dog Owner Advice By Tim Amherst There are several things one should consider before adding a Pit Bull terrier to your household. As with any and all breeds of dogs, Pit Bulls have their … Read More

Why Don’t You Teach Your Dog to Fetch? By Jane Kraynyk If you want to create a bit of fun with your pup; why don’t you teach your dog to fetch! Fetch is a simple command … Read More

By Aliza Adar Levine Can you imagine that your pet may be in pain and you might not know it? Unbelievable as it sounds it is all too common. Learning to detect the signs of pet … Read More

How to Make Your Dog Happy and Healthy With Food By Justin Bryce Do you really know all there is to know about your dog’s nutritional needs? Many dog owners think they’re doing what’s best for … Read More

Should I Give My Ferret Supplements? By Mike Steele Ferretone and Linatone Ferretone and Linatone are two popular vitamin supplements. They are also a common treat, since nearly all ferret loves them. These products can be … Read More

Tips For Buying Tropical Fish By Robert Mellor Before you go out and buy some tropical aquarium fish you must take into consideration a few factors. You want to get the best fish you can so … Read More

Great Toys for Your Dog While You are Away By Mike Steele Whether your dog has run of the house or spends his days in a crate, it’s best to provide your dog with safe toys … Read More

Dog Treat Recipe – Just Chicken By Justin Bryce Serves: 5 Preparation Time: 10 minutes Cooking Time: 15 minutes Fun Fact: The boxer is named from his style of fightin. Instead of raising his hair or … Read More

Dog Grooming How To and Tips By K Brandt No matter how cute your dog is every dog succumbs to stinky dog syndrome at one time or another. Dogs need to follow proper hygiene practices similar … Read More

Clicker Training Basic Commands – SIT command By Peter Tyler Now he’s responding to the ‘click’, you are ready to teach some basic commands. Clicker Training is a completely hands off approach – we are going … Read More

Cornelius, 114479 Cornelius is a wonderful dog- why is he homeless?! “Corny” as he’s affectionately known with the staff, loves people and is very affectionate. Initially very frightened & timid, he’s advanced by leaps & bounds … Read More

Ways to Help Litter Train your Ferret by Mike Steele You can train your ferret to use a litter box(es), however they will not take to it as immediately as most cats do. To start, make … Read More

Heads up from: Piano And Synth Blog Click2Houston.com – News – Pets Learn How To Play Piano, Xylophone Dogs, Cats, Chickens Accepted WITTLICH, Germany — Has your dog mastered simple commands like “sit” and “stay?” Maybe … Read More

Here is a really helpful attitude to help you get through your dog training days. If you need more help, check out this professional home dog training system. Tips And Secrets To Use In Your Everyday … Read More

Traveling With Pets-Another Big Problem By Roy MacNaughton It was a warm, tropical night with soft sea breezes, the sounds of a million night frogs, and the heavy scent of hibiscus hanging on that breeze. My … Read More

Dalmatian Dog Training Tips By Michael Rad Dalmatian training programs are designed to suit the dog’s natural characteristics of a companion dog. Dalmatians seek affection but only from the people they trust – and they tend … Read More

How to Care For Your New Foal By Mark Andrews You have waited eleven months for your foal to arrive. Now he is here what can you do to ensure he gets off to the best … Read More

Your Dogs Sense of Sight – May Not be as Good as Once Believed By Randy Jones Your dogs eyesight isn’t as good as yours. Almost all breeds are myopic, or nearsighted, and tend to become … Read More

Your Dogs Sense of Hearing – More Sensitive Than You Might Think By Randy Jones Dogs have far greater hearing than we humans. In addition to what the human ear can hear, he can detect fainter … Read More

Bloat and Flatulence in Senior Dogs By Dave Eckholm Let’s face it…It’s not a pretty subject. But dog flatulence or doggie gas can be an important indicator of serious problems for a senior dog. Some breeds … Read More

Getting Your Tropical Fish Home By Robert Mellor So now you’ve purchased some tropical fish. You’ve made sure you have selected healthy fish and you have done your homework to make sure the fish that you … Read More

Wanting To Keep Tropical Fish By Robert Mellor So you want to keep tropical fish and have a stunning aquarium sitting in your living room or anywhere else in your house for that matter. Maybe you … Read More