Taking Great Care Of Pets

Posted on: 7 February 2018

Poodles are a hypoallergenic dog, which is great for households that have anyone that may have allergies, asthma or other breathing problems. Poodles come in several sizes; the standard poodle is the largest, then there is the toy poodle, micro-toy poodle, and even mixed breeds with poodles. Whether you choose a standard poodle or a poodle mix, your puppy needs to be cared for properly. If you've been looking at poodle puppies and thinking of getting one, Ssee below for care tips for your poodle.
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Posted on: 2 February 2018

If you're a good pet parent, chances are you already know what to do if your cat gets ill during day-to-day life. But what if it happens in the middle of a disaster, like a hurricane or an earthquake? With roads out of service, and power and phone lines down, you could find yourself in a jam. Here's how you can prepare for the chance of your cat developing a fever during a major disaster, where you can't just hop in a car and drive to your usual vet's office.
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Posted on: 2 February 2018

Your dog doesn't stay a puppy forever. When you dog is a part of your family, you can enjoy every stage of life. Puppyhood silliness gives way to adult loyalty and steadiness. But those adult years move into senior years, and as your dog ages, he will need more special care. Here is what you need to know about caring for your dog as he gets older.  1. Exercise is still important.
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Posted on: 1 February 2018

If you are ready to welcome a dog into your household to fill the role of family companion, some of your friends and acquaintances have probably recommended the Labrador retriever or the golden retriever as ideal choices. These popular breeds are just two of the retrievers that are recognized by the American Kennel Club, however. Learn a little about each of these wonderful dogs to figure out which one will tug the hardest at your family's heartstrings.
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