Posts tagged ‘pet health’

Can People Get Parvo From Dogs?

February 23rd, 2010

Cross Species Infection

Parvo is a serious viral disease that can be deadly even if treatment is given.  Parvovirus is a disease that attacks dividing cells. The most prominent location for dividing cells in your dog’s body is the intestinal lining or the lining of the digestive system. When this disease attacks and kills these cells [...]

The Boston terrier is a well-muscled and compact breed. This is not really surprising since the Boston terrier was first bred by people who wanted to use them in dog fights. Now some people may read all sorts of implications from such a violent past. Some people might think that the Boston terrier dog would [...]

Top Pet Insurance Plans

August 20th, 2009

Five Top Pet Health Insurance Plans

It doesn’t matter if you have already decided to purchase health insurance for the family pet or if you are still researching. When you are comparing the quote of one health insurance quote to another remember that the base dollar amount is not the only number you have to consider. [...]

Plactic Surgery For Dogs?

August 6th, 2009

I live in what is probably the plastic surgery capital of the world, Los Angeles California. People seek perfection and sometimes go way overboard in the process if you ask me. This has to do with the demands of Hollywood, if you want to be a star you have to look the part. It is [...]

Cat Eye Care

July 28th, 2009

Fundamental  Cat Eye Care

The eyes of your feline friends have often been used on horror films. But if you are a pet owner, you will know that the cat’s stare is really the opposite of what’s being portrayed on films. That is why you have to know the importance of cat eye care.
The “I Love [...]

Pets On A Budget!
Last year I went grocery shopping and as I went up the pet isle to get my cat  food I remember seeing a small crowd in front of the canned goods shelf. By crowd, I mean two obviously senior citizens. They were standing right in front of the brand I always [...]

Pet Emergency Preparedness

June 25th, 2009

No matter where you live there is always the potential for weather disaster. Hurricane season began June 1, FEMA also urges Americans to use the annual start of hurricane season as a reminder to assess your personal readiness to respond to emergencies. As responsible pet owners preparedness also should include being ready to take care [...]

Cat Vaccines

June 18th, 2009

We’re really into the kitten season this time of year. Many people have taken a look into a sweet little kittens face and fallen in love, that’s what happened to me. You want to have your new kitty for many, many years to come and I always vote on the side of prevention. The best [...]

Heartworm Prevention

June 9th, 2009

I’ve been seeing a lot of advertising on television regarding heartworms in dogs in particular, cats can get them too. While I don’t live in the part of the country where this is a big problem, many other people do and so this blog answers the question, “What are heartworms?”
Heartworms are a difficult-to-treat and potentially [...]

Litter Box Challenges

May 28th, 2009

Battle of the Boxes

After having lost my two dogs, one after the other due to illness I found myself getting a kitten. A friend’s cat had a litter and I fell for Martin, the only boy cat in the bunch. I was advised my Vet to keep him indoors. He said it would be [...]