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8 More Things Humans Do That Annoy DogsCategory: Dog Life
1. Over or Under Exercise
A walk or two and a game of fetch is all the exercise that’s usually needed for most dogs. But sometimes our lives become too busy, resulting in us skipping these sessions. Without them, your dog can become bored, destructive, despondent, and overweight. The simple solution: commit to a reasonable amount of exercise for your dog each day. more |
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Pet Talk: Kidney Disease In Dogs And CatsCategory: Health
Have you ever watched your pet eat its meal and thought, “Wow, did they even taste it?” Though some pets require more energy than others, it is important to know your pet’s normal eating and drinking habits so you are more likely to detect any dietary abnormalities. Being familiar with your pet’s standard schedule of urination and defecation is also important, as any continuous irregular activity could be a sign of an illness. more |
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This Playful Pet Cam Lets You See What Your Dog is Up To and Toss Him a Treat!Category: Dog Life
While we all wish we could bring our dog with us during the day, not everyone is lucky enough to work in a fur-friendly office. Enter Lovoom! Billed as “the world’s most playful pet cam,” Lovoom is like an interactive pet sitter, combining a pet camera with a treat dispenser that can be operated from the comfort of your smartphone—it allows you to see, hear, and speak to your dog, and toss them a snack! more |
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Precious Cargo: More Than 600 Dogs and Cats Airlifted Out of Hawaii and Put Up For AdoptionCategory: Inspire
Over 600 pets were airlifted from the Hawaiian Islands to Seattle in the largest pet rescue flight in history, dubbed Paws Across the Pacific. This isn’t the first flight that Wings of Rescue has flown, but it is the biggest. more |
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DIY Eat: Why You Should Give Your Dog YogurtCategory: Nutrition
Yogurt has a long, storied history, going all the way back to the Neolithic peoples of Central Asia, around 6000 BC, when herdsmen began milking their animals. Back then, storage containers were made from the stomachs of animals, and the milk naturally curdled and fermented, helped along by the natural enzymes found in the stomachs. more |
