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How to Groom Your Dog At Home

Well groomed dogs are much healthier than those who are not regularly groomed. Matted or knotted hair can lead to yeast infections, periodontal disease can result from neglected teeth, and ear infections are common in dogs who are not groomed as well. The tips in this article will tell you how to groom your dog at home to keep him healthy, clean, and easy to care for. Read the rest of this entry »

Dental Hygiene For Your Dog

Proper dental hygiene for your dog is an important part of his overall health and well-being. It is good to have a basic understanding of normal tooth development in dogs so you can care for your dogs teeth the best way.

Puppies are born without any teeth. By about two or thee weeks of age, the puppy begins getting his first set of teeth and has about 28 of these temporary teeth after two months. A puppy’s first set of teeth is made up of both incisors and canine teeth, as well as premolars. These teeth begin to fall out, being replaced by permanent adult teeth, when the dog is about 12 weeks old. Read the rest of this entry »

Training Your Dog

Ever wonder why you should train your puppy/dog?

Training a puppy/dog should begin the moment you bring him/her home.
Training your dog is freedom. With training you will be able to take your dog to more places, knowing he/she will behave. Training is also bonding, it is you and your dog working together, so you can enjoy each other’s company. Training a young puppy is easier than training an older dog because they are ‘blank slates’ with few, if any bad habits to undo. Read the rest of this entry »

Guinea Pig Breeding – How to Care For Pregnant Guinea Pigs

Pregnant guinea pigs, just like people, need more nourishment at such time when they bear piglets in their wombs. For pet owners that will be caring for such pets, please take note of the following facts and develop good practices for looking after your pregnant guinea pigs.

Guinea pig labor can begin at between 60 to 70 days. When the period is shortened, they deliver larger babies, and when longer, their children become smaller. Usually, the litter size is from two to four. However, this can go for as many as 8, and as few as 1. Read the rest of this entry »

How to Train a Rabbit to Use the Litter Box

Training a rabbit to use the litter box is not very hard. Rabbits are pretty smart so you can train them to do lots of things besides litter training. Litter training will give your rabbit the freedom to be adventurous around the house while not having to pick up after him/her. Chewy our rabbit was relatively easy to train when we first got him. It took about a week or so for him to get use to the litter box and it is basically his home base now. Here are a few tips to help you started in training the rabbit to use the litter box. Read the rest of this entry »

Pet Parties – The Latest Craze

As the baby-boomers are taking the lead, in ever-growing numbers, as pet owners, so is pet spoiling and the ‘special pet events’ phenomenon. Baby-boomers, who are primarily empty-nesters are replacing their grown children with pets and spoiling those pets as they used to spoil their children. Read the rest of this entry »

The Seven Foods That Must Always Be Kept Away From A Guinea Pig

If you know what food you should be feeding your guinea pig, you should also know that there are some things that you shouldn’t feed them.

If you accidentally feed your guinea pig something from this list that is not poisonous, just watch him or her carefully for signs of illness. However, you’ll want to call or take him to the vet immediately if he or she has ingested something poisonous. Read the rest of this entry »

Guinea Pig Grooming Secrets

A guinea pig can be one of the cutest and loving pets that anyone can have. These delicate little creatures will depend on its owner(s) to provide them with all the TLC that they will need. Providing food, water, and medical care are some of the basic needs that you are required to give your guinea. Guinea pig grooming is a must as well. If you have a short haired pig, grooming needs can be kept at a minimum. If you have a long haired pig, you will need to devote more time to grooming. The remainder of this article will go over all of the basics of pig grooming. Read the rest of this entry »

A Correct Diet is Vital for Rabbits

Many people keep rabbits rather than dogs and cats because rabbits can be happily left at home alone all day while their owners are out at work. Though often happy on their own, they are by nature social creatures that enjoy the company of their owners and other animals in the household. They are best kept in pairs because they form strong bonds with each other. They will play with toys, seek out and follow humans, and enjoy being stroked. Most rabbits will use a litter tray and so can live indoors in the house, but they can sometimes be destructive. Read the rest of this entry »

Why Commercial Dog Food Will Kill Your Dog – What You Can Do About It And How You Can Half Vet Bill

For all you dog, cat and even ferret lovers out there (I’m a dog lover) you really need to read this. If you want your dog to have a long, happy, healthy life I’m going to tell you something that will do just that and save you a lot of money in the process, so please read on. Read the rest of this entry »

Koi Feeding Tips

You have set up your garden with a beautiful koi pond. It is perfectly beautiful but are you ready for one of the most important aspects when it comes to koi care? Yes, koi feeding is very essential when it comes to caring for your koi.

Contrary to what you might be thinking of…These beautiful colored koi fish are very easy to handle and take care of. Koi loves to eat, they almost eat anything and everything they feel like eating. Classified as an omnivore, they eat both meat and grass (to name a few these are the snails, worms and underwater plants). Read the rest of this entry »

From Mummies to T-Shirts – The History of Cats

Some 5000 years ago (recent studies say about 100.000 years ago, but who’s counting) a smart – and hungry – African Wildcat somewhere in (what was then) Upper Egypt made a clever observation. “These strange and mysterious bipeds seem to be very fond of grain”, he thought. “Biped collects lots of grain and keeps it in big baskets. Big baskets of grain attract lots of yummy mice! Biped doesn’t seem to like mice in his grain! I think I’ll adopt one of these strange bipeds and live in his house and EAT HIS MICE FOR HIM!” Read the rest of this entry »

Horse Feed and Horse Behaviour

At Australian Natural Health and Healing, we believe in natural feeding. This means that if possible, provide your horse with feed as natural as they can be, that is less processed and as close as possible to what a horse would eat naturally.

Of course grass is the most natural feed available. However, our lands are not as prosperous as they used to be and the variety of grass on a small acreage property would be limited. The soil is also likely to be poor in nutrients, meaning that the grass will not be very nutritious, hence the need to provide extra feed. Read the rest of this entry »

A Guide to Choosing the Right Dog Breed for Best Companionship

To bring a dog into the family is a big decision. The right dog can bring your family years of enjoyment and companionship, whereas the “wrong” dog can add misery and annoyance to your life. There are many factors to consider in order to make sure you choose the best dog for your situation.

Your financial standing, lifestyle, size and family type are important considerations to be factored when choosing a specific dog type. Read the rest of this entry »

Indoor Rabbit Cages

The fact that you live in a building without an outdoor compound does not mean that you cannot have rabbits as pets. Thanks to the now widely available indoor rabbit cages, it becomes possible to keep rabbits as pets indoors, even where you happen to live in a place without an outdoors compound. Read the rest of this entry »

Preventing Horse Ulcers After Antibiotic Therapy and More

Horse lovers are definitely becoming more educated about horse ulcers. This growing awareness is wonderful because it means great relief for horses who have suffered from ulcers, sometimes for years.

Because of the expanding number of horse owners who are aware of ulcers, I often get questions about how to prevent ulcers, especially in specific situations. In this article I’m going to answer three of the most prevalent questions. Read the rest of this entry »

How to Take Care of a Cat

you thinking about adopting a pet, and considering your new family member to be a cat, you need to know the basics of how to take care of a cat. People who have busy lifestyles might prefer a cat rather than a dog because they require less attention than dogs do. However, all animals need a certain amount of proper care to be healthy and happy and before you bring your new kitten home, you must learn what the cat will need. Read the rest of this entry »

The GSD History is of a Very Well Respected and Admired Dog Throughout the World

GSD history, relatively speaking when compared to many of the other breeds of dog, is still that of a very young breed. Captain Max von Stephanitz, a German cavalry officer, developed the German Shepherd Dog breed in 1899, based entirely on his vision of the perfect working dog, one type of dog which could work equally well under any conditions. Read the rest of this entry »

The 7 AKC Dog Groups Explained

Do you want a new dog? Have you really thought about it? Why are you thinking about adding a new dog companion to your family in the first place? Do you have any idea what you’re looking for in a new dog companion? What are you real needs in a dog? And your wants? There are many things to consider first before bringing home that new bundle of joy. Read the rest of this entry »

Dog lovers dating founder starts new relationship

Today, Derek Collinson, founder of the world’s first dating site for dog lovers announces a new relationship as a partner of one of the most successful dating networks in the world, the Dating Factory.

Derek said it is generally accepted that sharing lifestyles is the best foundation for successful relationships. For single dog lovers, dogs are a very important part of that lifestyle. So if they are looking for a new relationship with a solid foundation http://www.doglover.biz really is their best chance to find it. Read the rest of this entry »

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