Pet owners don’t know about poisons

Bleach, rat poison, antifreeze, lilies, onions, chocolate and grapes are only a few of the household items that could be fatal for pets. Keeping toxic cleaners and medications out of pets’ reach is one way to avoid a potentially fatal poisoning, but even everyday foods and household plants can send cats and dogs on an emergency trip to the vet.
For example, feeding grapes to a dog can cause kidney failure, and Tylenol is a deadly dosage for cats.
Common indoor plants used for decorations lure cats as a fun and tasty toy. But digestion of an Easter lily or Mother-in-Law Plant can cause serious problems, even death. Some symptoms might include vomiting and diarrhea.
“A lot of people don’t realize what their dog or cat have eaten it until it’s way too late,� Ellberg said.
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Want a well-groomed pet? Here are some tips

By Dr. Marty Becker

We’re spending more time than ever being up close and personal with our pets today, which helps explain why we’ve never been more interested in things that help them feel, look and smell their very best.
“Grooming products are very hot right now,” said Joe Fucini, spokesman for the Pet Supplies “Plus” chain of stores. “People are much more aware of how important it is to groom their dogs, and this is reflected in the sale of specialty brushes, combs, shampoos, ear cleaners, pet nail clippers, and even canine colognes.”
According to Barbara Denzer, vice president of Cardinal Laboratories, which makes dog shampoos and other grooming products under the Pet Botanics, Crazy Pet and Gold Medal Pet brands, here are the most common grooming mistakes:
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Valentine’s gifts for your pet

You must be celebrate Valentine’s day with your girlfriend or boyfriend and give a gift , but your pet should celebrate this too ? I think this good moment for you and your pet . You can purchase a gifr for your cute pet, you can purchase a T-shirt or may be pet carrier and remember remember pink for valentine day.
According to the American Pet Product Manufacturers Association, more than nine million pet owners will purchase a Valentine’s gift for their pet this year. On average, they’ll spend about $17.
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Dogs Can Contract Hepatitis Too

By Jon Dunkerley

“inflammation of the liver, usually caused by a viral infection, although drugs and toxins can also cause it.”

Hepatitis, is a disease that we mainly associate with humans, but can also be present in dogs. It is a very serious liver disorder that in the canine case, is caused by the CAV-1 virus, which is nonzoonotic. (Animal to human transmition.)
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How To Travel With Your Pet

by Mary Williams

It is unavoidable that you have to visit your friends or relative in urgent without much time for planning. But your only problem seems to be how you have to do you’re your pet. You can either leave it at your home or bring him with you. Traveling with your pet is easier than you think.

You can bring your pet with you by using air travel services. These services fall into two categories, in-cabin and cargo. In-cabin pets must be small enough to fit into a carrier that will slide under the seat in front of you. Pets too large to fit comfortably in a carrier must travel in cargo. Cargo holds are heated, cooled and pressurized, just like the passenger compartment.
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Regular grooming important for pet’s health

BY DR. SHAWN MESSONNIER

Q: I don’t get my dog groomed on a regular basis. However, I’ve heard from several friends that regular grooming might benefit my pet medically in addition to the cosmetic aspect. Is this true? Are there medical reasons to have pets groomed?

A: Grooming, which includes brushing and combing, bathing, clipping nails, and cleaning your pet’s ears and eyes, is important for several reasons. Regular grooming can increase the bonding between owners and their pets, which is important for all involved.
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Do you look like your pet?

Has your face gone to the dogs?

Well, don’t despair ’cause that mangy mutty mug of yours could collar you some major prizes sure to help beat the winter blahs. Think $2,300 for some first-class pampering for you and your pet.

Unleash your animal magnetism and help beat the February blahs by entering our pet-and-owner look-alike contest.
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Pet massage therapy offers many benefits

There’s an almost palpable release of tension as the massage therapist’s strong, trained hands move skillfully over the patient’s body â€â€? easing pain, relaxing muscles, soothing away cares and eliminating stress. It’s just what the patient needed.

Only in this instance, the massage therapist doesn’t expect a verbal thank you. Just a lick, whimper or a nudge with a cold nose will do.
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