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Pet Travel Survey Reveals Increase in Automobile Safety Precautions

Want to go for a ride? Those six little words are often music to a dog’s ears. Whether you’re bringing them to the local dog park or to visit friends and family, many dogs enjoy a road trip. You probably ensure that you and your family are buckled up before you go, but are you also keeping your pet safe when they are riding in the car with you?

Trips with Pets, the leading authority on pet travel and pet friendly hotels, conducted a poll to find out how many pet owners are securing their furry companions while on the road. 53% of the 765 respondents reported taking proper safety precautions, which is up from just 44% only two years ago. Many states now have pending legislation regarding the use of pet restraints in a vehicle, so if you currently have your dog or cat loose in your car, it’s time to consider using one of the following methods: Read the rest of this entry »

Removing Home Pet Odours: 4 Ways to Get Rid Of Pet Odour In Your New Home

So you walked in and you knew that this house was not just any home, it was to be your new home. It has the perfect floor plan and all the biggies on your must have list. The only problem is that your new home has pet odour. Here are 4 things you can do to get rid of the pet odour and start living in your dream home.

Have Your Home Professionally Cleaned–Hiring a company to clean before you move in will allow them to clean everywhere rather than having to ignore areas that are behind or under furniture. This should include the entire house-steaming carpets, wiping down walls and surfaces, cleaning windows, sanitizing the inside of cabinets and drawers, and vacuuming. This gets rid of many of the odours left from the previous owners including their pets. Read the rest of this entry »

Discriminating Pet Travellers: Poll Reveals their Preferences and Habits

There are more pets than people in the U.S. In fact, Americans own more pets than ever before. Approximately 62% of American households now own a pet, which is the highest level in recorded history. Approximately 78% of them are hitting the road and skies each year with their furry friends. This growing market has made itself known and the travel industry has responded as more and more accommodations across the U.S. are rolling out the red carpet for these travelling pets. To better understand the demands and habits of this booming market, an online survey of pet travellers was conducted and the results are in! Read the rest of this entry »

Eliminating Pet Odour Continually – 4 Purifier Features That Will Insure Pet Odour Elimination

Is pet odour beating you to the door when company comes. Are you tired of your home smelling less than fresh? If you answered yes to these two questions, you can solve your problems for good with an air cleaner that has the following 4 features. Read the rest of this entry »

Pet Grooming Uniforms for the Professional

It’s essential for each pet grooming skilled to be wearing the proper apparel. Not only does it show professionalism in the art of pet grooming, but additionally they’re sensible uniforms with style and functionality. They ought to be snug and fashionable and have reinforcements the least bit the strain points for long life and durability.  The uniform should mirror the temperament of the pet groomer, and also should reflect what kind of pets he grooms.  The uniform should be simple to clean and they must be in a position to face up to the scratches from dogs and cats without tearing.  The uniform should be stain resistant and come out of the dryer wrinkle free. Every piece of the uniform ought to be fitted for the person meant to wear it.  The uniform should be loose fitting but tight enough therefore loose material can not hinder the pet grooming process.

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Why is Pet Grooming Important

Why is pet grooming important? Whether or not you’ve got a cat of dog, pet grooming is a vital part of the hygiene and emotional well being of your animal. Doesn’t feel sensible once you get your hair cut or nails done? Imagine not having the luxurious of choosing how and when you clean yourself. Your pets don’t have that advantage. Certain they groom themselves with their tongue and paws, however without an opposing thumb they can not grab a scrub brush and wash their back or the ability to achieve exhausting to get at places. They need the care and love of their caregivers and pet grooming lets them apprehend that they’re getting their needs met.

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Ethical And Eco-Friendly Pet Products

Ethical Pet Products There are 8 million dogs and 8 million cats in homes around the UK. That’s a lot of animals and it goes to show that we’re a nation of pet lovers. We’re also a nation that’s becoming more aware of social responsibilities including buying goods and products that are ethical and eco-friendly. With our passion for pets and our awareness of the environmental impact we’re having on the planet, it’s little wonder that ethical pet products are in such demand.

How to be an ethical pet owner

As a pet owner you naturally want to keep your cat or dog in the best of health. Just as humans benefit from natural materials and ingredients, so do animals. When buying pet supplies, products and gifts, consider what they’re made from, how they’ve been manufactured and the impact that has on the planet. You’ll be doing your pet and the environment a big favour.

Consider these factors to determine whether your pet products are ‘green’:

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Choosing the Proper Pet Carrier when Flying with your Pet

If your travel plans include flying with your pet, one of the first and most important things to consider is the pet carrier. Getting the right carrier for your pet is essential and should not be a last minute purchase. Pets need ample time to adapt to their new "temporary" quarters.

When flying with your pet, the first decision to make is whether the carrier should be hard sided or soft sided. Very small dogs can typically fit in a carrier that will slide beneath the seat in front of you on the plane (inside the cabin). This means a soft sided carrier. The size of the carrier which will fit in this space is dependent upon the airline. Medium to large size pets need to travel beneath the cabin which means a hard sided carrier. Read the rest of this entry »

A Tale of Puppies and Kitties: Getting the Right Pet Sitter

A hard worker like you deserves a break every now and then. I’m not just talking about a weekend at the spa or a night off from work. You deserve to go on a real vacation—take a week off to relax and detoxify your mind and body. Any average Joe or Jane might already be packing upon reading my persuasive words, however if you’re a pet owner, you may respond with a defeated shrug of your shoulders and a sigh thinking "I wish! But I can’t bring my dog along with me without getting stressed out looking after him!" Well then, that dilemma of yours is precisely why I’ve penned this article. I’m here to offer you a solution in the form of Pet Sitting.

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5 Holiday Cleaning Tips For Pet Owners

As pet lovers we tend to be oblivious to the odor, and airborne hair and dander that often come with having a pet as a family member.

But, if you’re planning to host the office, neighborhood, or community group in your home during the holidays, for best results you’ll want to use these cleaning tips so that your guests (even those who are not pet lovers) have a great time in your home. Before you begin, make sure to ask about all cleaning products that will be used in your home, and verify that they are pet safe. Read the rest of this entry »

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