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Would You Clone Your Dog?Category: NewsBite
“Many people come to us to genetically preserve their loved pet’s DNA to give them some peace and hope,” says Melain Rodriguez, ViaGen Pet's client service manager and owner of Benji, a cloned cat. “That way their pet’s DNA is stored, giving them the option of cloning their pet down the line.” more |
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The Heart of a DogCategory: Inspire
Abandoned, discarded, and deemed an irredeemable measure,
from the trash you emerged, an irreplaceable treasure.
You brought a love that money cannot buy, or search for,
but only find, adopt, and nurture. more |
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8 Reasons You Should Get Your Dog's Teeth CleanedCategory: Health
Crunching on kibble and chewing on raw bones and dental treats will definitely help scrape calculus from teeth, but it’s nowhere near as effective as regular brushing and dental cleanings. Here are 8 reasons you need to do something about your dog’s dental health:
1. 80% of dogs (cats too) have some degree of periodontal disease by the age of two. This is defined as inflammation affecting any of the structures supporting the teeth—the gums, the roots, the bone around the roots or the periodontal ligaments that anchor the roots to the jawbones. more |
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Cricket power!Category: Health
With a planet increasingly under pressure, the hunt for alternative, lower-impact protein sources is on. Turns out, the lowly cricket is an environmentally friendly protein powerhouse—and tasty, to boot.
If crickets seem a bit beyond the pale for your own dinner plate, your dog will gladly get in on the yummy, planet-saving action with The Thre3 Rule, a cricket-based dog treats and toppers company.
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The Whippet: Perfect Writer's CompanionCategory: Breeds
The Whippet is the perfect writer's companion because after a wild walk with lots of zoomies and deep breaths to clear the mind, a Whippet likes nothing better than to sleep for several hours. Preferably upside down. more |
