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    • 91.

      Choosing a Good Kennel For Your Dog Or Cat


      by Eric Hartwell - 2007-04-11
      Good kennels are filled with individuals who are real professionals, and who care for all pets. Their objective is to give the proper pet care for the dogs and cats they watch over. Nevertheless, it i...
    • 92.

      Dogs and Cats: Neuter Or Not?


      by Eric Hartwell - 2007-04-11
      So you are deciding to neuter your dog or cat. What are the advantages and disadvantages? Also, what will happen from going ahead with the operation?When you search the Internet, you are rarely shown ...
    • 93.

      Rid Your Dog Or Cat Of Fleas


      by Eric Hartwell - 2007-04-11
      Your pet is flea-infested. Now what? First, you need to remove the fleas, and eliminate the problem permanently. But, while there are several treatments, they're not all as effective, and they aren't ...
    • 94.

      How To Train Your Cat


      by Eric Hartwell - 2007-04-11
      Cats are incredible pets with a unique style all their own. If you have chosen a cat as a pet you probably already understand that discipling and training them requires special effort. You'll need to ...
    • 95.

      Cats - Dogs - Pets and Fleas


      by Eric Hartwell - 2007-04-11
      Fleas and pets are frequently found together. The tiny dark bug drinks blood, and in the process can bring on illness, transmit disease, annoy your cat or dog, and can so affect families.It's vital to...
    • 96.

      Why Board Your Pet In A Kennel?


      by Eric Hartwell - 2007-04-11
      Often pet owners need to decide if they want their favorite little pet to go with them on their trip. On the other hand, should the cat or dog be put in a kennel for the short time they are gone?Unfor...
    • 97.

      Canine Pregnancy Guide


      by Rebecca Prescott - 2007-04-13
      In many ways canine pregnancy is not that different from human pregnancy, although it is somewhat shorter, averaging sixty-three days. A dog's diet, as well as their consumption of medicine needs to ...
    • 98.

      Dog Grooming - Process to Maintain a Healthy Coat


      by Matthew Hick - 2007-04-16
      Most people wouldn't think to go a day or two without out combing their hair, let alone a week or two. Whether your dog has short or long hair, he still requires grooming to maintain a healthy, shiny ...
    • 99.

      A Cool Dog in Eight Easy Steps


      by Dan Willie - 2007-04-17
      The summer is one of the best times to spend outside with your dog. But it is also the time of year that can cause a lot of overheating or even heatstroke. There are many ways to prevent your dog from...
    • 100.

      Selecting the Right Breed of Dog


      by Jimmy Cox - 2007-04-19
      While there are no essential personality differences between the sexes of dogs, there is no doubt that some personality variations exist among the various breeds. Though rather minor, they are signifi...