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POPSIs Chocolate Poisoning Your Pets? It is surprising how little chocolate a cat or dog can eat before it becomes poisoned. These tips from the Vet Nurse will help prevent it happening, show you the symptoms to look for and what to do if you are poisoning your pets with chocolate.
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POPSBirds first, not your pesky moggie. It will never be enforced. Blackpool Council withdrew the mandate for Fishers Field in South Shore where it was said to have been left for children to play football - if there are any Americans reading this, that is the gentlemans game played by overpaid children, sorry soccer. I bumped into a former professional footballer who was taking his little boy and their dog on the field for exercise. Well not really! The child would get his exercise and the dog would have a shit. Okay, perhaps picked up by the intelligent soccer player. But the Parvo Virus cannot be picked up in a plassie bag!!! There are few dog owners who actually carry cleaning fluid along with all the accessories for cleaning up after their pets. Unfortunately they are so few, and the irrepsonsible so many.
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POPSPuppy Training Advice and tips for buying and training a puppy by Dog Behaviorist Expert. Get advice on Dog Puppy Training,Puppy House Training,Puppy Obedience Training,Puppy Crate Training,Crate Training Puppy,Crate Training Your Puppy,Puppy Behavior Training Tips,Puppy Training Behavior Tips,Puppy Training School,House Training Your Puppy.
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POPSLet the Fur Fly! Dogs vs. Cats: Pet Showdown Nice article comparing apples to cauliflowers. Or, Cats to Dogs. I live with both tribes and am the better for it. Also, check out the article for an interesting video about the testing. Should I spoil it for you and tell you who won? Nope, not gonna.
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POPSToxoplasma -- Cats Bad, Dogs Good On Tabsey's earlier Clip...... Speaking of the lab rat moving to the other side of the cage at the introduction of Cat urine to the cage--I too move to the opposite side of the environment in which the cat deposited his pungent weee......Bad cat
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POPSTransporting Pets With the Christmas holiday season fast approaching I thought it this article about transporting pets was quite appropriate. It gives some good tips.
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POPSTale of half-frozen cat named Icee
Over the next few hours, Steinbeiser and shelter workers keep substituting warm towels for the ones that have cooled down, a never-ending relay from the laundry room to the office where they've set up the temporary kitty ICU. They inject subcutaneous fluids. A dehydrated cat can't maintain its body temperature, and this was clearly a dehydrated cat, maybe so dehydrated there's been organ damage. By afternoon, he is stirring a bit when people approach, opening his eyes, reaching out a paw. They substitute the warmed-towel approach with a cozy crate next to a heater. He looks somewhat more alert. But his heartbeat remains erratic. The tension that's been swirling about the shelter for the last 36 hours dissipates. The staff, a little emotional about the miracle that blew in with first big snowstorm of the season, names him Icee. Now the little black and white cat, about 3 or 4 years old, is prowling the cat room, healthy, plumped up, personable and waiting for a home. "He is," sa
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POPSYin-Yang: Chinese eat cats and rescue cats From outside the culture, it is difficult to understand those who eat cats and dogs. If you are traditional Hindu, you wonder how anyone could eat any animal. I still can't understand eating cats - I don't believe the people eating them to be evil - I just can't understand it.
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POPSKeep Your Pet Safe During Colder Months The colder months are upon us. If you have pets here are some tips to help keep your pet safe. You may already know about most of the tips, but some you may not have thought of.
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POPSUndercover Investigation Shows the Horrors of the Pork Industry
You don’t have to be a licensed veterinarian to understand the level of suffering these animals endured before being haphazardly slaughtered for pork products that were sent to stores in New England including Shaws, Hannaford and Stop and Shop under the brand name Hatfield’s. While abuse of this nature is commonly associated with factory farming, much of what’s depicted in the footage are standard industry practices on any farm, large or small, from the confinement of gestation crates so small they cause sores to mercilessly killing the runts of the litter. “What we documented is standard and largely accepted by the pork industry and as a civilized society it’s our moral obligation to make sure animals don’t suffer needless cruelty. It’s important we look at these animals the same way we look at dogs and cats because there is no difference. They feel the same pain, the same joy our beloved animals at home do,” said Daniel Hauff, MFA Director of Investigations.
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