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Friday, April 14, 2006

Safely Traveling with Your Dog

With warmer weather approaching, you're probably getting the bug to travel. If you shudder that the thought of leaving your canine companion in a kennel no matter how nice and you hate the thought of leaving him with caring neighbors or friends and letting him stay home with someone coming by to give him food and water is out of the question, then take him with you.

If you prefer driving to your travel destinations, there are a number of good dog car seats available. The Lookout Booster Seat is high enough even the smallest doggie can look out the window as you go to your destination. Another option that works nicely for car travel, especially if your dog enjoys being next to you rather than looking out the window is the Console Lookout which is designed for small dogs and cats up to 4 pounds. It enables them to ride up front with you, on the console between the front driver's bucket seat and the passenger seat.

This car seat will allow your pet to see out the window as well be next to you while you drive. This car seat will keep your pet safe during the ride, as there is a harness in this comfy seat that will keep your pet safe and secure. This model also comes in a size for pets from 4LBS to 12LBS.

Travel in safety and style with your pet, instead of boarding or leaving your favorite canine companion behind this vacation season, take him with you in a car seat made just for him!

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Thursday, April 13, 2006

Easter Gifts For A Pet Lover

When spring is in the air, you begin to start thinking about Easter gifts and the like. If you happen to have a pet lover on your gift list, then why not get them some type of a gift that reflects their style and taste in pets? There are all kinds of really cool gifts that you can get for any pet lover, whether they are a cat or a dog person.

For the pet lover who enjoys to have a little bit of fun, you may want to think of a good game for an Easter gift. You have the choice of either Catopoly or Dogopoly for a fun twist on the popular board game. Playing either of these games can be quite fun, especially when you have fun game pieces, cards ad more. This could be one great Easter gift that the pet lover on your list will enjoy for many years to come.

What gift could be better for a pet lover than a thoughtful gift certificate? There is something to be said about being able to pick out some of the items you have been wanting and paying for them with a handy gift certificate. All you have to do is choose the denomination and your pet lover is able to enjoy a mini-shopping spree.

Gone are the days when you do not know what to buy for your favorite pet lover. With all of the great gift choices, you may find that the problem is actually picking just one gift out of the many that are available for pet lovers.

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Wednesday, April 12, 2006

After the Bath - Conditioning Your Dog's Fur

After you shampoo your hair, you need shampoo to keep your hair conditioned and manageable. Your dog's fur can benefit greatly from the same conditioning. Many dogs dread the after the bath brushing because their fur is tangled and coarse or worse the shampoo has made their skin dry and itchy. Both scenarios can lead to patchy fur loss and extreme discomfort for your canine companion.

A great product for getting your dog's fur conditioned and in tip-top shape is Fur Butter. Fur Butter is a deep penetrating, ultra-conditioning thick butter that you spread on your dog's fur and massage in after your bathe your dog and shampoo his fur.

The Fur Butter is based on a natural Shea Butter recipe and just as Shea Butter will heal, soothe and protect your skin, it will work wonders on your dog's skin. Many dogs get dry, itchy skin after a bath and Fur Butter will relieve that condition. Along with Shea Butter, Fur Butter has colloidal oatmeal, aloe, herbs such as rosemary, calendula, comfrey, chamomile, burdock, boswellia serrata, and vitamins such as the skin essential E.

Additionally, if you favorite pooch suffers from a dry or damaged coat, he will benefit greatly from the use of Fur Butter prior to grooming. Much like you might need a de-tangler for your children's hair, Fur Butter will make your dog's brush out process after a bath much easier. If you would like to give your pooch the gift of velvety, soft fur and moisturized skin, consider using Fur Butter after each bath and keep your dog's fur and skin in fantastic shape.

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Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Throwing A Birthday Party For Your Dog

Whatever you have been told, you should never think that you are crazy for wanting to throw a birthday part for your dog. After all, he or she is a member of your family, just like your child. Now, would you ever deny one of your children a fun and festive birthday party? Of course not, so why not throw a great birthday party for your pooch?

One thing that you are going to want to remember when you are throwing a birthday party for your dog is to have fun with it. Keep things light with a few neat items that will make lasting memories for you, your canine and your guests. Do you know that you can even make a special cake that is delicious and healthy for your pup?

The Carob Chip Canine Cake Mix by Brutie's Bakery is the perfect way that you can whip up a birthday treat for your dog. This mix is filled with only the best ingredients so that you can be certain that you are giving your pet a great cake. Pair this awesome cake mix with a Non-Stick Bon Shaped Cake Pan and you will have yourself a winning combination for a stunning presentation.

All of the other dogs on your block will be jealous of your pet for having such a great birthday party. Make your own dog biscuits with a cookie cutter or even buy some pre-made yogurt-dipped party bones as favors. There is no reason why you cannot throw an amazing birthday party for your dog as long as you have some really great items to help you out.

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Monday, April 10, 2006

Giving Your Dog a Bath Doesn't Have to Be a Hassle - It Can Be a Bonding Experience

If your dog hides the minute he sees you're running the bathwater for him or he fights you every step of the way on getting into the bath. Try these simple tips and see if it doesn't make bathing your pooch a lot easier.

First of all, have the bath water ready when you bring him in. The sound of running water spooks many dogs. If bathing stresses your dog out, don't make it worse by upsetting him with the sound of running water. You can let the water fill up the basin you're going to bathe him in while you brush out his fur.

Use a good shampoo made for dogs on your canine. "People" shampoos are too harsh for most dog's skin and don't use dishwashing soap. It can leave a nasty rash on your pooch. Two good choices in dog shampoo are Comfy Dog Oatmeal Conditioning Shampoo and Brighten and Shine Conditioning Dog Shampoo.

To bathe your dog, wet him thoroughly from the neck to the tail. You'll be doing his head last. Shampoo starting at his rear haunches and move forward. After you shampoo his body, rinse him well and run your hands over his body until you don't feel any shampoo. Then carefully wash his face, neck and ears. Use a washcloth and you can get him clean without the shampoo running in his eyes and ears.

Rinse his facial area well and make sure his tummy isn't covered in suds. Leaving shampoo on your dog can cause itching, flaking and other skin irritations.

When you're done, wrap your dog in an absorbent towel and dry him off. Instinct will tell him to shake off the water, be prepared to get wet yourself! If your dog isn't frightened by the hairdryer, you can use the to blow-dry his fur and get him dried off a lot quicker.

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Hypothermia and Frostbite Prevention

Keep Your Cat Healthy Through Play

Bonding Through Bathing

After the Bath - Conditioning for Your Dog's Skin and Fur

Twinkle Twinkle Little Dog Star

Pets: Good For Your Health

Taking Your Pet to Holiday Functions

Decluttering the Kitchen

Throwing the Perfect Birthday Party for Your Dog

 


 

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