Favourable Pets: Article Of Pets

Daily Cleaning of Rabbit Cages & Hutches

Rabbit cages and hutches need to be cleaned regularly. It is a demanding chore, but making it a habit as often as possible will make the task less of an ordeal. By doing so, you can also keep your rabbit healthy and free from foul urine and feces odor and harmful allergens from floating around your home.
Cleaning rabbit cages is easy to do. There are no strict procedures for how to clean and maintain them, and the frequency of your chore is usually based on the size of the cage and how well your bunny is litter trained. Normally, a meticulous cleaning of rabbit's cage is done on a weekly basis.
Normal Aging & Expected Changes in Older (Senior, Geriatric) Cats

We expect certain changes to occur in an animal's body as the animal ages. These changes may not be the same in each animal species. In some animals (e.g.; toy breeds of dogs) changes in the heart are common, whereas in other animals (cats), the kidneys may be one of the first organs to show signs of aging. We can help older animals to adapt to these changes in a variety of ways: diagnosing problems early, use of appropriate medications and supplements, modifying the cat's environment, and changing the way in which we interact with our older friends. Change in nutritional needs
As dogs age, their metabolism changes and their need for calories decreases.
Biting: Causes, Prevention, and Control

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a federal agency which monitors and controls human diseases, estimates over 4.7 million people are bitten per year. This is approximately 2 percent of the U.S. population. Ten to twenty people die each year from injuries resulting from dog bites. Most of these victims are children.
In addition to physical injuries, people, especially children, can be emotionally scarred as well. It is sad, indeed, when a person who has suffered a dog bite can no longer feel comfortable around animals, and may in fact, be terrified of them.
Beach Etiquette for Dog Owners

On a hot summer day, what could be better than a day at the beach with the dog? Whether your dog enjoys chasing the waves, running along the shoreline, or just standing in the cool refreshing water, it's a great way to get some fresh air and exercise.
Unfortunately, dog-friendly beaches are few and far between.
Puppy Potty-Training Tips

While your lovely new puppy may have an abundance of licks and cuddles, what it doesn’t have the built-in knowledge to tell you when it needs to go potty. Potty-training can be one of the most challenging tasks a pet owner can face, and without positive training techniques and patience, it can be a very daunting experience! In this article, we’re going to discuss a few tips that can help significantly ease the stress of training your pup.
Before you begin training your puppy, you must realize that it is a learned process for him, and he is, after all, only young.
Pet-Friendly Accommodations: Not Just Hotels and Motels

Most seasoned pet-toting travellers have stayed in hotels and motels.
Car Safety for Your Dog

Car safety for your dog is up to you. Keep your best friend safe when traveling. With a little bit of planning before you head out, you and your dog can enjoy a safe and pleasant trip! Here are some things to keep in mind before you head out for a ride in the car.
A dogs head hanging out the car window, tongue flapping in the breeze, ears pinned back is a common sight, especially in the summertime. Granted, it may feel good to your dog to have the wind in her face, but there are some potential dangers to letting your dog do this.
Why Do Dogs Eat Grass?

Dogs love to munch away on grass, and some even make it part of their daily routine. Fortunately, most experts believe it isn’t something you should worry about. So why exactly do they gobble up that green stuff in your yard?
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Dogs, unlike their catty counterparts, are not carnivores. But they’re not like your garden-variety omnivores, either.
Massage Therapy for Pets

When you mention the concept of massage therapy for pets, some people might question the practice as something they already do - touch and handle and rub their four-legged companion frequently.
That part hasn't changed, but something else has. The art of healing touch, long considered a standard therapy for humans, is now experiencing significant growth in the pet industry.
What Is a Dog's Age in Human Years?

You have probably heard the old myth that every year of a dog's life is equivalent to 7 human years. These days, we know more about dogs and can more accurately estimate the age of a dog in human years.
When you compare dogs to humans, you'll see just how fast dogs actually mature. A one-year human child still needs its parents. However, a one-year old dog has already reached sexual maturity and can reproduce.
Generally speaking, smaller dogs live longer than larger dogs. The chart below shows an approximate age for each size of dog.