Archive for October, 2020
Music Can Ease A Dog’s Separation Anxiety
Music can be very useful in cases of separation anxiety. Put on music about twenty minutes before you leave. This gives your dog time to soak in the musical rhythms and hopefully make him feel calm and content. Music sure that the volume is low but low enough to mask external sounds. Once your dog is relaxed, leave for a very short time, two or three minutes at first. Leave quietly and don’t make any fuss. You want your dog to remain peaceful and quiet. The music should keep your dog calm for that period of time. You can now gradually increase the time that you’re gone but continue to keep the music on. If you are playing a CD or a smart device make sure the music is beautiful and peaceful. Put it on repeat an don’t worry about your dog getting bored with it. Hopefully,over time, you should see an improvement in his separation anxiety.
Remember, your pets count!
If your cat has been diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease, add Astro’s Oil to his daily regimen. Astro’s oil products will improve life quality and will help to prolong life. Check their website out. www.Astrosoil.com.
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Dog Breeds that are Good For Seniors
Pets always provide great companionship for senior citizens.They relieve the boredom and feelings of helplessness that is oftentimes associated with older adults who live alone. When shopping for a breed that would best suit a senior citizen, a lot of thought should go into selecting the most appropriate breed. If the senior is fairly sedentary, don’t choose a large dog that requires a lot of exercise. Several breeds because of their size and temperament would make perfect companions for our seniors. Pugs are little dogs with a very sweet disposition that thrive on the attention of their owners. They are very loving and affectionate. They require very little grooming although some have a tendency to be overweight.
Schnauzers are small very energetic, spunky and very intelligent. They get along well with other dogs and people including children. They are very territorial and make excellent watchdogs for seniors. They tend to have very happy personalities and require daily brushing and walking for exercise.
Shih-Tzu’s are known for there sweet tempers and overwhelming friendliness. They are perfect indoor pets but they do have long hair that should be kept short to avoid lots of grooming hassles. They require very little exercise and a daily walk will usually suffice.
Cocker Spaniels are very happy dogs and make excellent companions. They need to to be brushed daily and also should be given daily exercise. They are excellent hunters and make good watchdogs.
The pup chosen by more seniors than most other breeds, is the Chihuahua. These are very small, intelligent dogs who make wonderful companions for seniors because they tend to form a bond with there owners. They have frisky personalities and are very territorial and make excellent inside watchdogs. They are very easy to train, require little grooming and exercise.
There are many more breeds that would be very suitable for senior citizens but make sure that you do your research and select the pet that would best suit your lifestyle.
Remember, your pets count!
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Pet of Partner? Is There a Choice?
Believe it or not, this does happen. What if you meet someone that you really like but he or she doesn’t like your dog or cat and refuses to come over because of your beloved pet, what do you do? My point of view is very simple, if your new partner cares enough about you, the he/she would get used to your dog or cat. If allergies are the issue, that is another problem. Maybe you will have to vacuum up the hair more frequently and keep your pet in another room while your new partner is over. This can be a long term problem. If your partner really cares for you, they will do everything they can to curb the allergy problem even if it’s switching medication to a more effective one.
Now if they say that they won’t get used to your pet or even make an effort, well here’s what I say. Give your new partner the boot!!
Remember, your pet counts!
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Keeping Your Cats Coat and Skin Soft
My cat Atlantis, began scratching and pulling out his fur. He seemed obsessive with it and kept it up for months. We’ve eliminated the possibility of fleas or other parasites. Our Vet, at Savannah Animal Hospital wasn’t very helpful in determining the root or the problem so I took matters into my own hands. I bought some soft wipes for pets and also a foam from our local pet store that is specifically for pet “hot spots.”. Each morning I squirt the foam onto a wipe and wipe down Atlantis. He actually seems to enjoy the cool, soothing foam. I’ve been doing this for about three weeks now and have noticed that he’s not pulling out his hair as much and his scratching has seemed to let up a bit. His fur is also beginning to grow back .
Sometimes the reason for this behavior is an allergy or dry skin. I recommend that if your cat has been demonstrating the same type of behavior, try rubbing him down. This simple process may make a big difference.
Remember, your pets count!
If your cat has been diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease, add Astro’s Oil products to his daily regimen, You’ll be pleased with the results. www.astrosoil.com.
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Multiple Water Bowls for Dogs
Dogs like to have their own dog food bowls, but do you really need more than one water bowl for more than one dog? What about the germs in each dog’s mouth? Just like humans, dogs have a lot of bacteria in their saliva. Lets not call them all germs because many bacteria serve a useful purpose. Bad bacteria usually gets zapped by acid in the dogs stomach when it swallows. Some diseases that dogs pass along are respiratory. Some are transmitted by fecal contaminants. Dogs with healthy immune systems can safely share one water bowl. Just make sure that you keep plenty of water around. Adult dogs are 60% water and it should stay that way.
Remember, your pets count!
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Reiki and Pets
Reiki is a Japanese holistic healing system that is safe, noninvasive and gentle. The results can be impressive. It’s a great system to use with dogs. It doesn’t cause them any stress, discomfort or pain and yet gets powerful results. Animals respond to the power of Reiki . It helps with emotional, behavioral and physical illness and injuries.
It is also good for healthy pets as it enhances relaxation and provides an emotional sense of peace and contentment. For pets that are ill, Reiki is a wonderful healing method as well as a safe compliment to western medicine.
For dying pets, Reiki is a gentle way to provide comfort, relief from pain, fear and anxiety to ease the transition to death.
Remember, your pets count!
Add Astros Oil to your cats regimen if he’s been diagnosed with chronic kidney disease.
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Two Types of Feline Kidney Disease
There are two types of Feline Kidney Disease they are Chronic Kidney Disease abbreviated as CKD and Acute Kidney Injury or AKI. Acute Kidney Injury usually comes on very fast and the causes may be your cat eating something poisonous such as anti- freeze or certain poisonous plants. Cats diagnosed with Acute Kidney Injury are usually hospitalized and given the proper treatment such as IV fluids and other medications. AKI is difficult to treat but if the cat survives it may regain much or all of his kidney function.
Chronic Kidney Disease can also come on quickly and may require hospitalization and IV Fluids but it usually comes on slowly as your cat ages but in contrast to Acute Kidney Disease, with CKD, it is not possible to regain lost kidney function. The goal must be to slow down the process and retain the functioning process for as long as possible.
Diagnosing feline kidney disease can be very difficult but it’s important that cat owners watch for the first signs of kidney failure that we’ve covered in previous blog postings. The next thing is to find the right Vet who will continually monitor the progression of the disease and offer some medication and treatments which may prolong life. The final step and one that I rely on the most is to introduce Astros Oil into your pets daily treatment routine. Astros Oil are natural products developed by a Doctor in Canada for treatment of his own cat that had Chronic Kidney Disease. I read the story, tried the product on my cat and was amazed at the results. My cat gained weight, ate normally, became more active and lived an extra five years that I strongly believe wouldn’t have happened had I not introduced Astro’s oil. I’m now using it on my cat Atlantis and once again have noticed a big improvement.
I’ll let you read all about Astro’s Oil from their website. You can also place an order through the website and will be delighted with the results. The website is Astros Oil .com.
Unfortunately there is no cure for Chronic Kidney Disease but with the proper intervention, you may be able to give your cat more years of a happy, comfortable life.
Remember, your pets count!
Keeping Your Pup Safe During Playtime
Pups love to run and play, but it’s important that your pup doesn’t injure himself while having fun. When you play fetch with your dog, try to prevent his body from twisting in the air or landing hard on the ground. You can try rolling a ball instead of throwing a toy in the air. This has less impact on his joints. When you’re taking your dog for long walks or runs, consider his fitness level. Build up his endurance over time. Take it slow at first and wall or run short distances gradually increasing the speed and distance as your dog gets used to this activity. Consider where you take your dog. Avoid gravel or asphalt. Always take along plenty of water and look for signs of fatigue.
Remember, your pets count!
Astro’s Oil is a great natural product that help cats with feline kidney disease. Add these products to your cats daily regimen. Check out their website: www.astrosoil.com.
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The Best Car Seats For Dogs in 2020
We are all concerned about the safety and comfort of our best friends while traveling. If you are looking for a car seat, here’s a list that may help you out. This list was compiled by The Spruce Pets.
Ways to Keep an Outdoor Cat Safe During Winter
If you care for cats that are strays and stay outdoors, you probably worry about them in the cold, winter months. Here are some tips in keeping an outdoor or stray cat safe in the winter.
- Build an out door shelter and feeding station. Shelters are easy to build According to Feline Rescue Inc, here are some simple instructions on how to build one.
- The shelter should be elevated off the ground and placed in a quiet, unobtrusive area with a minimal amount of traffic. A good-sized shelter offers a space just big enough for three to five cats to huddle. The door should be no more than six to eight inches wide to keep out wildlife and larger predators. Install a flap on the door to keep out snow and wind.Insulate the shelter against moisture as well as cold! Straw resists the wet and keeps a shelter warm, and is the best choice for insulation and bedding. Blankets are not a good idea, as they absorb moisture like a sponge. In addition to a shelter, you can build a simple feeding station with a roof and sides to protect cats from the elements while they eat.
- Keep wet food in an insulted containers to keep it from freezing. Cats can digest wet food better in the winter.
- Provide a covered litter box in or near the shelter.
Little things that you do can go a long way and protect our outdoor friends.
Astro’s Oil is an excellent supplement for cats with kidney disease. Learn all about it on their website: www.astro.com
Remember, your pets count.
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