June 2009


  

An Owner’s Guide to Lyme Disease in Dogs

Lyme disease in dogs is a condition that can cause a wide range of problems with your dog. It can damage the heart, kidneys, or joints if left unchecked. This disease usually occurs in southern states, northeastern states, California, and Mississippi. However, it can occur in virtually any part of the United States.

Cause

You may be wondering what causes this disease. Dog Lyme disease is transmitted Continue Reading »

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All About Small Dogs With Hypoallergenic Fur

All About Small Dogs With Hypoallergenic Fur

Are you a dog lover? Do you live in an apartment or small home? Do you have allergies? A small dog with hypoallergenic fur might be the answer for you. “Hypo” is a Greek suffix meaning less or below. A hypoallergenic dog might still put out allergens, but at a much lower level. A few dogs that take up less space, making them better for apartment Continue Reading »

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Lyme Disease in Dogs

Lyme Disease in Dogs

Lyme disease is an infectious disease that occurs among dogs, as well as humans. It is caused due to bacterial infection. Here is some information about lyme disease in dogs.

Lyme Disease in Dogs

Lyme disease is a common dog health problem, caused due to infection by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi, which belongs to the group spirochetes. Lyme disease is named after Lyme, Connecticut, Continue Reading »

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Philanthropy for the Dogs and How You Can Help

With more and more American’s struggling in the current economic climate charitable donations are on the decline. If you still want to help your community, but do not have the funds to do so, consider volunteering. While there are probably hundreds of worthwhile organizations in your city, if you love dogs then volunteering to help them is the obvious choice. By helping dogs you will also be helping Continue Reading »

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Dangerous Foods For Dogs

Many of us are completely unaware of just how many foods can be dangerous for our Dogs.

I am sure many of us know the perils of overfeeding our animals, but are not aware just how many foodstuffs we can eat are detrimental to our Dogs health.

Take grapes for example. Fine for us but Grapes or Raisins are very bad for our Dogs health.

It is the same for Garlic and Onions. They can have an adverse effect Continue Reading »

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Essential Items For Pet Grooming

Essential Items For Pet Grooming

Pet grooming is essential for all dogs although it is a must for most of the hairy dogs. Whatever the breed of dog you have, you need to ensure he is well groomed once a month so that their skin, nails and especially ears are clean.

There are several different categories of pet products available in various pet stores that will ensure that you are able to do Continue Reading »

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8 Steps That Will Ensure Your Dog’s Safety If A Hurricane Strikes

8 Steps That Will Ensure Your Dog’s Safety If A Hurricane Strikes

Aside from depending on us for critical necessities such as food and water, love and attention, and health care, our dogs (as well as other animals and pets) also rely on us to keep them safe in the face of disaster. It is our responsibility to protect them in every way and know what steps to take should a disaster strike. There Continue Reading »

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Pet Food – A Decision That Will Affect Their Health by Lori Matthews

Over time, it has become increasingly apparent that we need to watch what we eat in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle and reduce the effects of aging and diseases in the body. Our pets are in the same position as we are. By eating foods that are hard to digest, full of chemicals or contain little nutritional value, we are reducing the quality and the length of life of mans best friend.

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Labradoodle Dogs – Allergies and Shedding?

Contrary to popular opinion, people do not have allergies to dog’s hair. People are actually allergic to a protein that is shed from the surface of the dog’s skin. When a dog begins shedding, it spreads the protein into the air which in turn causes an allergic reaction to dogs for some people. So if you are looking for a dog that has low or non-shedding, you should really consider the Labradoodle for Continue Reading »

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The Wonderful World of Dogs

Dogs have been part of the lives of men and women since 10,000BC, probably domesticated from wolves, jackals or some other distant relative; however, scientifically there is no doubt they all have a common canine ancestor.

Some have made it their life’s ambition to breed and raise wonderful, beautiful dogs. In 1884 in Great Britain, the Kennel Club was established evolving from a group of dog loving Continue Reading »

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Synthetic Lawns Are A Dog’s Best Friend

Synthetic Lawns Are A Dog’s Best Friend

Backyard putting greens and indoor putting greens aren’t the only places in your home where artificial grass can make a difference. Southwest Greens of Eastern Washington would like to remind you that the same great surface we use on our golf greens and putting greens is available for your entire lawn, and that synthetic lawns are a safe and enjoyable Continue Reading »

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14 Older Dogs And The More Common Health Afflictions

14 Older Dogs And The More Common Health Afflictions

When an older dog bites or scratches their skin surface, itching is the typical result, which eventually leads to abrasions – a common health affliction of older canines. An herbal treatment of blackberry leaves, elder flowers, and rosemary leaves mixed with Witch Hazel is the recommended course of action when this occurs. Take care to Avoid Continue Reading »

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