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Did you ever wish that you could help make the dog or cat food that your pet needs and deserves? Did you ever wish that you knew the pet food you were buying was the freshest available and used the best ingredients?
Well, check out the company Redmoon - RedMoon decided to respond to that need and created a completely new concept - a ful...Read More
We seem to be talking about spoiling our pets quite a bit recently. So we might as well continue! John Paul Pet is a line of dog and cat grooming and hygiene products from the same John Paul of John Paul Mitchell System for people. In this case, spoiling your dog is very good and recommended. Taking great care of your companion’s coat wi...Read More
Taking care of a sick pet is not fun. Trying to get them to take their medication is even more difficult.
I remember it was always a struggle for me to feed my cat her medicine when she was previously sick- something I hope I don’t have to do again for a very long time.
Fortunately, there are a few things you can do when ...Read More
Patriotic pet lovers can proudly call the Maine Coon a Native American breed. Maine Coons have an interesting back story, rife with inane speculation and possible connections to major events of world history.
Some have hypothesized that Maine Coons resulted from breeding a cat with a raccoon, but this is a genetic impossibility. Others ...Read More
Before deciding whether or not to groom or even just bathe your cat at home, I would consider a few things before rolling up your sleeves and getting started. Consider your cat’s personality. Some cats are feistier then others, while some are mellow and laid back. It is very common for your cat’s personality to change the momen...Read More
There are some foods that dogs should never eat. These foods can cause organ failure and even death. If you are a dog owner, experts agree that you should print out this list and keep it on your refrigerator as a constant reminder. There are also more foods that certain breeds of dogs should not have. ...Read More
Everyone wants to be able to come home to a wagging, happy pup or a kitten wrapping around your ankles. However, for people who suffer from allergies, it's hard to find a pet that fits in with your lifestyle. There are ways to cope with allergens from pets and even specific breeds that spread fewer allergens.
The allergens ...Read More
Most pets do not appreciate anyone sticking a plastic toothbrush in their mouths or the rest of the brushing experience, for that matter. Fortunately, the team of nutritionists and researchers at 8in1 has created dental wipes to use instead of the traditional toothbrush and toothpaste. 8in1 is a company that creates and develops all sorts of pet...Read More
Surfing the Internet is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you are going to find. That was the case when an article from Perdue University popped up on my screen. New Years Resolutions are not something that I usually get into, but this year is different somehow. I have been thinking a great deal about bettering my life. I started...Read More
Would you eat off the floor? Do you make your dog? Elevated dog feeders are not simply nice for your companion, they offer many health benefits, and can be beautiful art pieces too.
Benefits
One of the best benefits elevated dog feeders provide is comfort. Especially...Read More
Fleas can be bad news for all the dog owners out there. Fleas are similar to cockroaches in that they adapt to their environment. They become stronger and more immune to the popular commercial flea control chemicals with each generation (1). Their adaptability to chemicals is why I was looking around for some more natural tips you could use to p...Read More
Get salon treatment for your pooch in the comfort of your own home.
How to Prepare Your Dog
Prior training will be very helpful if you are trying to groom your pet at home by yourself. They should be able to do basic commands like sit, lay and stay. It's also helpful to get your pet used to having someone touch his feet and ear...Read More
I was completely unaware that dogs (and cats) can get acne just like humans until my dog was diagnosed with it. I thought she just had a rash or her chin had been irritated by something.
It just so happened that she was due for her annual rabies booster shot not too long after I had noticed the bumps on her chin. After ...Read More
For Thanksgiving, my husband and I spent time at my grandparents’ house and his parents’ house. The first stop, my grandparents’, left my husband in a wheezing, headachey fog by the time we reached his parents’ house. The reason: A seemingly innocent, sweet little Siamese-mix kitten named Cleo, who my grandparents’ ...Read More
For those people who have a dog or cat with diabetes, taking care of them might seem like a tough job. That job now just got a little tougher. The FDA has issued an alert that pet owners and their veterinarians now need to be extra watchful and careful about diabetes medication.
According to a...Read More
What is E3Live?
E3Live is a nutritional supplement for people and pets. My dog and I have been taking it for many years. It is made from 100% Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (AFA), an edible fresh water plant. Deemed “Earth’s Superfood” it is organically harvested in Klamath Lake, one of the few remaining alkaline l...Read More
Chinchillas, ferrets and hedgehogs are adorable creatures, but they need different care in comparison to what a dog or cat might need. If you have never owned a small animal before, it’s beneficial to do your homework so you can give them the best and most appropriate care possible.
Small animals have different issues that you need to k...Read More
So just when you think that it's tough to keep yourself in shape, you're reminded that you've also got to keep an eye out on how your pet's waistline may be expanding as well.
Yesterday was National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, (glad to see that I am totally on top of things here) and although the official day has passed, this is something that a...Read More
You might never think when buying a new plant for your home that it could be toxic to your cat or dog. The ASPCA is bringing to light the fact that the sago palm plant is poisonous to pets.
Since 2003, the amount of animals poisoned by these plants has significantly increased, and between 50-75% of those animals die as a result. There are many...Read More
You know how important it is to brush your teeth on a daily basis, right? That tartar and plaque can build up fast, and when it's left there, it can cause serious problems for your gums. Not to mention that you're swallowing those toxins too. Doesn't your precious pooch deserve pearly whites too?
Brushing your dog's teeth isn't that different f...Read More
Lily and Oliver usually have a little bit of dandruff right near their rump. As long as I brush them regularly, I don’t normally see this and their skin is never red, itchy or scaly. However, your kitty’s dry skin could have a significant meaning, and there are ways to treat it naturally.
There are a few causes for dry skin in cat...Read More
From part one of the trimming claws at home blog, you learned how to use a nail trimmer and what precautions to take. Now don’t you want to know why it’s so important to trim your dog’s claws on a regular basis?
Every dog is different and will have certain claws that get worn down faster than others. However, it’s comm...Read More
Do you shy away from clipping your pet’s nails? If you’re careful and learn how to do it properly, there is no reason why you can’t clip your dog’s nails at home. Although you will have to buy clippers, this will save you money in grooming expenses.
Some dogs will sit by you and let you clip away, but others might need...Read More
Yesterday I was downtown, Evening where a cruise ship of 1000's of people were visiting. Meanwhile , there was dog and his owner. The owner brought himself a water bottle, but didnt bother to bring the dog small water. In our city of gardens here in BC. The man decided to have the dog drink water from where humans drink water , out o...Read More
Doggie baths are great especially when I can have a bath with my owner. I shake my body and with all my soap suds all over them. I give them my cute little look like its not me and I'm totally innocent.Read More
As a dog I roam around the field, I enjoy my fresh air and walking around. Enjoy meeting new dogs and their owners evertime mine takes me out. Good way to strech my legs and have a good run. I'm not much a ball chaser. My short legs prefer to run around the field. I always feel like I'm practicing to be a racer and I run super fast. Most o...Read More
I am standing on this high metal table shaking and trembling on my unsteady legs, my owner and this strange woman is holding me down so I can’t escape, my heart is racing and feels like it’s going to explode out of my chest. I can’t move or run, my limbs are restricted and my owner is making all these strange sounds, I se...Read More
Some pets enjoy the playful excitement of splashing around in water, chasing sticks being thrown into lakes, rivers or ocean’s and the good feelings of adoration and happiness that overcomes them at being praised for being a good boy for bringing back the master’s fetch toy. With tails wagging in jubilant, dog smiles with teeth showi...Read More
Bathing dogs can be hard work, especially if they have long hair like my Paisley. This week I dedicated more time to bathing and had better results. Although it was a pain, it was worth it in the end.
Since Paisley has such long hair, it gets easily knotted and tangled. Sometimes it gets so bad I have to trim knotted parts out of his coat. Th...Read More
When you have pets, it’s hard to tell what could be lurking in your carpets, pillows and bedding. Dare I say flea eggs, dust mites and E. coli? Although it’s nice to stay delusional and think that you can just sweep these things away, it’s time to step into the light.
You might not be able to vacuum these germs and bacteria ...Read More
My grandma came for a visit this weekend, which meant that I had to get all of the animals in tip-top shape. She’s not an animal person. It’s not that she doesn’t think they’re cute, it’s just that she thinks they’re dirty and they belong outside. However, slowly but surely my plot to get her to like my animal...Read More
My cats love catnip and I have always wondered why some cats are so attracted to it. After some research it appears that it is still a mystery as to why catnip affects cats the way it does.
By definition "catnip is a strong-scented mint (Nepeta cataria) that has whorls of small, pale flowers in terminal spikes and contains a substance attractiv...Read More
Remember slumber parties and how fun it was to give your best friend a makeover? Even though you might be too old for sleepovers, you can still give your best pal a mani and pedi…with pet polish!
OPI Pawlish is a safe and quick drying nail polish especially for dogs. The following colors are in the collection: Poodle Pink, Bow Wow Gree...Read More
If you are looking for a great spot to drop in and spot clean your dog, or give them a nice deep scrubbing and fur cleaning, then check out this self service dog wash in the East Village of NYC. You can "do it yourself" in their well-equipped tub and use their blow dryers in a separate semi-private room, or let them do it all f...Read More
My seven month old puppy spent the day in the clinic, where he was both neutered and micro-chipped. And as I watch him wobble groggily around the house tonight, I can’t help but think, “What have I done to my baby?!?” And quite a few men around me, both pet owners and not, have been squeamish about the whole process...Read More
Yes, I’m a vegetarian but it’s because I choose to be, and I plan to stay on this diet. However, if I end up experiencing health problems from it, I'm open to re-assessing my diet. When it comes to my cats and dogs, people have asked me whether I have extended that diet onto my pets. It would be a good feeling to walk out of the groc...Read More
The ASPCA has an online Animal Poison Control Center with a database to toxic and non-toxic plants. This can definitely come in handy. I went to a wedding shower this past weekend and won a shamrock plant. Although I was excited, I knew my cats would want to tear it a part. I just found out that it’s toxic to cats and dogs if ingested in l...Read More
We all love to give our pets treats from the table, but some people foods are harmful to our pets. Check out the list below and be sure to avoid giving these foods to your furry friends.
Chocolate
Alcohol
Avocado
Macadamia Nuts
Grapes and Raisins
Raw/undercooked meat, eggs and bones
Xylitol (sweeteneer used i...Read More
Coming from someone who has spent more money than I would like to admit on two very sick cats, I wish I would have purchased pet insurance. Our pets are part of the family and we will do anything we can to make them better. I would have continued to spend money on them, but unfortunately they lost the battle with their diseases.
I wish I would ...Read More
Okay, so I'm not a big fan of free advertising, but I have become facinated with this product for the past few months and have decided that if the company's claims are true, that this may be one of the greatest pet inventions ever, right after the squeaky toy.
The Cat Genie www.catgenie.com/ is the most advanced self-cleaning litterbox av...Read More
The term "euthanize" means to put to death an animal, for reasons of mercy, who is hopelessly sick or injured. This is one of the most difficult decisions any of us will ever have to make. If we have had our pet for years and years of loyal friendship, it is often a very difficult thing to make the decision to end their life - and to end o...Read More
Over the holiday weekend a friend of mine had a close call with her dog. She has a female Puggle named Nugget who is very happy and super active.
Nugget took a trip to Cape Cod with her 'mommy and daddy' for the holiday weekend and they all stayed at someone's house. The people who own the house on the Cape are not used to having a litt...Read More
I’m not the best cook in the kitchen when it comes to people food, but I’m willing to give homemade dog treats a try. Anyone else make their pet treats? There is a discussion going on in the forum about how simple and cost-effective it is to make homemade treats: http://www.yeepet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=391
Every time I go to ...Read More
While we humans are still faced with the scourge of the Swine Flu, there is good news for the dogs in the house. The H3N8 flu virus, thought to have made the jump from horses to dogs a few years ago, has been running rampant through several geographic areas in the US, most notably in Denver, the northern NYC suburbs, Philadephia, and Flori...Read More
As a dog owner and living in Chicago, the Summertime heat is finally upon us and I have to watch Buddy to make sure he doesn't overheat. I took him to the dog park a few days ago and I thought he was going to pass out on the way home. I figured we could all use a little Recognizing Heat Distress in Pets 101. I found a great article online with s...Read More
I knew my cat, Sushi, was a little on the heavy side so I wasn't surprised when our Vet said we needed to put him on a diet. She then proceeded to tell me that I should put him on the "Catkins" diet. The Atkins diet for cats. Was she serious? Apparently so....she basically said that we needed to restrict how much dry food h...Read More
In case a fire breaks out in your home, it’s important to have an emergency preparedness plan that includes your pet. However, it’s also beneficial to go one step further and ensure that your local fire department is prepared to care for your pet too.
To properly treat pets suffering from smoke inhalation, fire fighters need special...Read More
Today on Facebook one of my friends posted a status message telling everyone she was planning to bring her dog to donate blood today. This message totally caught my attention because I had no idea dogs could donate blood! After thinking about it for a few seconds I was like, "Well of course, that makes sense" - but until today I had not even tho...Read More
Well, since I have been blogging about pet safety that last couple of blogs, I thought I'd continue the theme and talk about pet proofing your yard. Everyone has heard about "baby proofing" the house - and the same idea applies for pets. Having a pet friendly yard goes a long way to keeping Fido and Kitty safe, healthy and ha...Read More
During the summer, veterinary hospitals see a jump in the number of heat-related injuries or hyperthermia in pets. Pet owners may love their pet, but summer heat can have it's effect quickly and often with deadly results.
Hyperthermia is a term used that means the rise of body temperature above no...Read More
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