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Read to Your Pets and Your Children

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It is amazing the good that we can do with simple actions.

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Saturday, March 28, 2009

Dog Shop

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Cat - Dog- Rat Buds Video

Amazing tolerance and kinship among these creatures. The mayor of Santa Barbara is reputed to have taken this video clip and circulated it as a holiday greeting.
Enjoy.

Thursday, March 19, 2009

Dog Grooming at its Best



To make sure your dog has a nice and healthy coat, you have got to know about the nature of your dog coat, and whether they are prone to any skin problem. A few breed require frequent grooming and trim at the grooming center so that they look good. Long-haired dogs typically have to be groomed on a daily basis whereas short-haired breeds can do with a weekly grooming. All healthy pets have got to boast lustrous, mat-free coats. Although, having a shining and healthy coat, which will be envious to others, have need of additional care as well as effort. These consist of a few crucial things below:

Brush Regularly: Coat care essentials consist of habitual coat check ups, brushing and combing, bathing with the proper product and healthy diet. Your pet has natural oils on her skin, and frequent brushing spread those oils all over the coat and keeps it polished. Brushing besides gets rid of loose dirt from your dog's coat, and it feels great to your furry pal. Tenderly brush the hair down and in the direction of hair growth.

Removing Matts or Tangles: If you do come across a tangle work from the outside of the tangle towards the inside, holding the hair between the tangle and the dog's body to avoid any pain. A combination of hair detangler and water can be sprayed on the matt and softly massaged in to get rid of the tangle. If you do have to remove the mat out of the hair, be extremely careful as you may finish up hurting your pet if you are not practiced as much as necessary. For all time use blunt scissors and cut from closest to the skin to away from the skin, with the ends of the scissors pointing away from the dog's body, not towards it.

Bathing: Choose the dog shampoo with natural ingredients. As they age, their skin may become more sensitive. Select a mild dog shampoo for your older dog. Shampoos made from coconut or palm oils are the mildest. Although bathing is an essential component in keeping their coat fresh and presentable, it should not be overdone. Most veterinarians suggest bathing a dog no more than once a month. Over bathing can dry skin and lead to hot spots and itching, which can lead to scratching and infection. If a dog is to be bathed more than once a month, an aloe based shampoo and conditioners should be used and foods and supplements with Omega fatty acids should be given to bolster the production of coat oils.

Essential Grooming Tools: Select the proper brush for your breed. Fine-toothed dog combs are meant for soft, thin or silky coats while medium-toothed combs are meant for ordinary coats. If your dog has extremely heavy or deep coat, use a wide-toothed comb. Bristle brushes are fine for dogs with long coats and grooming mitts are fine for short-haired breeds.

Select the right shampoo: Different skin kind needs different treatment shampoo. Whether your dog has typical, oily or dry skin, scaly skin or itchy and sensitive skin, all should be studied accurately. Prefer an all natural formula for the dog shampoo like Pet Silk Cucumber Melon Luxury Dog Shampoo. Natural formulas at all times work great.

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Friday, February 13, 2009

Wonderful Wild World



Is your pet this loveable? Let wild animals stay wild. Love them as they are.

Saturday, January 31, 2009

Benny is sick

Our playful and funny Benny the best tuxedo cat I have ever met is sick.
He got in a big fight with a bigger cat.
I think he does not know he is still a kitten.



He really got beat up and I had to take him to the vet to the tune of hundreds of dollars of tender loving care and treatment. About 4 days later he came home, shaved in places and still sore. He slept a lot more.



About a week later it was clear he had another problem and back to the vet he goes, just in case it is from the same injuries. Or maybe that half-eaten possum in the yard?



We miss him this weekend while he is at the vet's. Funny how all the other neighborhood cats are behaving differently too, like they miss him too, and wonder where he went.



I dread the bill.But I know he needs the care.


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