Posts Tagged ‘animals’
Rabbit Diet: Is Your Pet Eating The Right Rabbit Food?
November 30th, 2009 | 
Author: From vegetables to water and hay, a rabbit’s diet isn’t particularly varied but it provides them with what they need. Although fruit is a nice treat, it shouldn’t be something you regularly feed your rabbit as it can end up obese. Rabbits require a constant water supply as they dehydrate quickly. In order to help you care for your rabbit properly, please find below some rabbit food tips.
The Benefits of Feeding Your Dog Raw Food
With all of the unnecessary and unhealthy ingredients that are being put in dog food today, it isn’t a surprise that many dog food products were removed from the shelves in 2007 due to the Menu Foods recall in February of that year.
Due to pet owners’ growing distrust in the dog food production companies, many have begun to make their own dog food from raw ingredients that meet all of their canine’s nutritional needs. Besides, how can one be sure that the dog food they use today won’t be on the recall list a few months from now? The common name for homemade natural dog food is the “raw food diet for dogs.”
Pet Airways?
You would of never of guessed it but the day has come where you are finally witness to one of the most bizarre inventions of our time. Pet Airways as you may of guessed is an airline dedicated to the transportation of pets. By the end of the year the business wants to be recognised on a world wide scale.
This is not going to be easy but I strongly think it is possible. OK – It may be a bit of a crazy idea but this business idea has some real potential and I want to see how they are going to develop their business in the future months and years.
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Look for these symptoms in your pet
If you are worried that something is seriously going wrong with your pets heart then there are a few things that you can check before rushing off to the local animal hospital. Some of the early stages of heart failure in cats and dogs have no visible signs, heart failure can be diagnosed through an evaluation by a vet.
There area few very similar things to look for in both cats and dogs with mild to moderate heart failure can sometimes experience heart enlargement, coughing, lethargy and difficulty breathing.
