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Entries for October, 2009

Your Pets are Not at Risk of Swine Flu – Unless you Have a Pig

The danger of dogs and cats contracting the H1N1 virus is small. The virus only appears to be transmitted from human to human or human to swine. Could your pet come down with H1N1? Not unless you’re the owner of a Vietnamese potbelly, African pygmy or other pet pig, experts say.
All swine are susceptible to [...]

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Jennifer Aniston Dog Norman Critically Sick

Jennifer Aniston is sick with worry over the health her beloved dog, Norman.

The 14-year-old Corgi-Terrier, is one of the most pampered pooches in Hollywood, but Norman was recently diagnosed with a potentially life-threatening digestive problem, according to OK! Magazine.
“Norman is old and hasn”t been doing well. She’’s terrified her best friend could soon be gone,” [...]

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Doggy Odor – Important gauge to your dog’s health

If your dog has doggy odor there could be many causes. There are many solutions. Doggy odor can be caused by the dog rolling in [...]

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How to bathe a reluctant dog efficiently

If your dog doesn’t like water, read this for tips on how to bathe your pet without fuss or muss.
Dogs seem to love water or hate it. If your pet falls into the latter group, here are a few helpful hints that may make bath time easier for all.
1. Plan ahead. Start with a freestanding [...]

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Puppy Training and Puppy Play – the Importance of Socialization

Puppy training is of vital importance, whether you are training your first puppy or whether you’re a seasoned pro. Appropriate training and socializing for your puppy is an essential component in making your puppy a valued member of your family.
Training a puppy is often considerably easier than training an adult or adolescent dog. [...]

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Kennel Cough In Dogs

The condition commonly known as “Kennel Cough” is one of the most prevalent infectious diseases that dogs can contract. The disease is not serious in most cases, however, and often resolves itself after one to two weeks. The accepted medical term for kennel cough is tracheobronchitis, indicating a form of bronchitis that affects the dog’s [...]

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Signs of canine illness – How to tell if your dog is sick

Owners who observe and handle their healthy dogs have a head start on recognizing early signs of illness in their pets. Those who know what a healthy pet acts, feels, and smells like can spot differences in behavior and bodies and determine whether a trip to the veterinarian is necessary.
Healthy dogs have a temperature of [...]

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