Why Does My DOG’S Breath Stink?

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Today we’re going to tackle an issue that many dog owners face: bad breath in our furry friends. Yes, that’s right, even our beloved pups can suffer from unpleasant doggy breath. But fear not, because, in this blog post, we’ll explore why your dog’s breath may stink and what you can do about it. First things first, it’s important to …

Warren Talks: Housebreaking Regression, Litterbox Lapses, Flying Furballs & Chew-A-Paloozas. What’s going on with our pets?

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Has your perfectly housebroken dog started peeing on the carpet? Is your fastidious kitty pooping outside the litter box? Are you finding tufts of fur flying around the house? Hearing lots of chewing, licking, and gnawing going on? Especially to the detriment of your shoes, or the remote control? Welcome to the world of Pet Anxiety folks! We can’t deny …

AFTER COVID-19, IS SEPARATION ANXIETY IN YOUR PET’S FUTURE?

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As the Novel Coronavirus Covid-19 begins to level off, we can expect many pets to suffer from separation anxiety.  As life begins to normalize and people are starting to go back to work, kids going back to school – our pets that became accustomed to having the family around, suddenly find themselves alone.  When the guardians are gone, a certain sense of loss sets in.

Separation anxiety is the inability to cope when loved ones leave, and most often occurs when the pet realizes it is alone.

Court Orders EPA to Act On Petition to Ban Pesticide

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San Francisco Appeals Court Orders EPA to Take Action on Dangerous Pesticide Used in Pet Collars | KTVU FOX 2 SAN FRANCISCO – A federal appeals court in San Francisco on Wednesday ordered the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to take action within 90 days on a petition to ban a flea-control pesticide used on cat and dog collars that is dangerous to children …

Please Do Not Pet the Radioactive Puppies of Chernobyl

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Fallout dogs IRL. By Becky Ferreira 18 September 2019, 9:53pm This article originally appeared on VICE US. In the wake of the catastrophic Chernobyl nuclear power plant meltdown in 1986, people rushed to evacuate, and many were forced to abandon their pet dogs. Now, like some kind of atomic-age fairy tale, the feral descendants of those deserted animals roam the …

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The Dog Digestive System | Lucy Pet

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The Dog Digestive System A dog’s digestive tract consists of many similarities to our own. The functional organs—tongue, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestine—play equally important roles in the proper breakdown and absorption of nutrients in dogs as they do for people. Although many pet owners barely understand the basics of their own digestion much less that of a dog …

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Dog Walks Bring Peace & Quiet

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Eight out of 10 dog owners sometimes take their pet out for a walk just to get some peace and quiet, a poll claims. As well as exercising their dog, 73 per cent of those surveyed consider getting outdoors with their canine to be a vital de-stressing tool. The vast majority of the 2,000 UK adults polled said it gives …

Curious Kids: How are cats declawed, and is it painful?

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The Conversation 31st July 2019, 00:21 GMT+10 Declawing a cat might sound as simple as trimming your pet’s nails. But it’s actually major surgery. A veterinarian cuts through the joint to amputate part of the cat’s toes, from the last knuckle out to the tip of the claw. Scratching things is a natural behavior for cats. It lets them get …