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A Veterinarian's Three Favorite Puppy Personalities . Top Story - August 2021.
Puppies are amazing. They are designed to melt your heart at first sight. From their tiny button noses to the way their eyes light up when they play. Everything about them is made to make you want to take them home immediately. There's a reason that so many people adopt puppies every year, and why puppies never last in a shelter long before somebody snatches them up.
By Robert Sedam4 years ago in Petlife
Conor Swail Showjumper Tips
Conor Swail Showjumper says horse foot care is a significant issue for all Horse proprietors. While a Horse might have the option to support injury or sickness in many pieces of its body, the foot bears weight thus adds many pounds of pressure to any infirmity. Keeping a solid foot is the most ideal approach to offer your Horses a decent chance at long, sound lives, Conor Swail Showjumper said.
By Helen Lee Schifter4 years ago in Petlife
Must-Have Gadgets that Every Pet Owner Needs In His House
Pets are also considered family members and deserve your love and affection like the other members of your family. If you are a pet owner, then you may be worried about your pet's well-being. If we use smart gadgets and accessories to make our life easier then why not do the same thing for our pets too. With the help of modern gadgets, you can have great assistance to take care of your pets. Here, in this blog, we are going to discuss some useful pet supplies that are innovative and designed smartly to take better care of your pet.
By Vishesh Garg4 years ago in Petlife
The Butterfly on a String
It's been hot and rainy, although not quite as hot as the average Mississippi summer (probably due to the rain). Widget has spent most of his time inside with me, getting to know me and the other dogs. He's also become comfortable with the diet here, which is largely free of kibble. As much as I like to start training when puppies are small, he's undergone a lot of changes in a very short period. He's gotten bits of handling training and not much else, which is absolutely fine when the weather is so formidable. If I had an enclosed training area with air conditioning, it would be different. Right now, I take things as opportunities present themselves.
By Kimberly J Egan4 years ago in Petlife
A Journey of Intention Discovered through Horses - Part 3
This is going to take a turn that I didn’t quite see coming. A confession – I really am struggling, mentally and physically. Is it hormones? A side affect of this Ataxia? Depression? Exhaustion? Burn out? Overwhelm? Humidity? Diet and exercise? I don’t know. Probably a combination – a cycle of negativity. When this humidity breaks, maybe that in itself, will be enough to increase my positive energy flow. Right now, this humidity feels like a wet blanket draped over my head – everything appears heavy and dark. It’s stifling.
By KJ Aartila4 years ago in Petlife
The Circle Of Life With Kittens
My journey through the world of cats and kittens has been a learning experience. A little over two years ago my friends had a lovely cat named Oreo. While she was still little she came upstairs since my friends live in the apartment below to visit me often. At that time my senior cat Sid, who was 13 got used to this little lovely creature coming to keep his Mama company.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Petlife
A Precious Dog
I always said we were kindred spirits because I felt we had a lot in common. We were both older ladies; we've had babies multiple times and our bodies showed it; we had arthritis that at times became unbearable, just to name a few. On occasion, we would complain to each other about these things. Ok, I complained, she listened.
By BettyAnn Jackson4 years ago in Petlife
Why you must research before you buy a pet!
Let me start with this...I am a retired Master Groomer that worked for a large pet corporation for 13 years...I have seen it all, and yes I am pretty much an expert in dogs and cats skin and fur health, also as a groomer I know pet breeds and behaviors, so I was good at pairing the right breed with the right families.
By C. M. Sears4 years ago in Petlife
