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Dogs Pet Care:     more books (100)

Emergency First Aid For Dogs Cat & dog care: Today's practical guide for pet owners by V. Dale Hansbrough, 1984 Dog Care: A Guide to Pet Lovers by Dr Geeta, 2010-07-01 House and pet dogs; their selection, care and training; with portraits of prize winning specimens of all principal breeds Your dog: Care and general management (Pets and pastimes series;no.1) Taking Care of Your Dog (Taking Care of Your Pet Series) Aspca Dogs and Puppies (ASPCA Pet Care Guides for Kids) by Wall-12, 1999-04 Complete Book of Pet Care, birds, cats, dogs, Fish Guinea pings, horses, Mice Rabbits & Reptiles by Peter Roach, 1983 House and Pet Dogs: Their Selection, Care and Training (1890) by An Forest And Stream Publishing Company, Sherley's Bog Book (The Complete Book of Dog Care) by the makers of the sherley's range of pet care products, 1988 Your Dog His Health and Happiness The breeder's and Pet Owner's Guide to Better Dog Care by Louis L. Vine, 1979 Understanding the German Shepherd Dog: A Family Pet-owner's Guide to the Care and Behavioural Training of German Shepherd Dogs by David Sands, 2003-04-10 Prairie Dog Pets: A Guide to Their Proper Care and Enjoyment by Pat Storer, 1996-01-01 Prairie Dog Pets: A Guide to Their Proper Care and Enjoyment

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61. Happypets.org - Pet Care Pages
    Happypets articel which recommends against a vegetarian diet for dogs and cats.Category Health Animal Nutrition Protein, Amino Acids, EnzymesGet our weekly Newsletter for Action Alerts, pet care Tips, Vegetarian Recipes, Animal VegetarianCats and dogs happypets.org is not suggesting or recommending  
    http://happypets.addr.com/vegpets.htm
    
    Extractions: happypets.org is not suggesting or recommending that you switch your pet to a vegetarian diet. We are simply providing information for those who opt for this alternative. Both dogs and cats evolved as carnivores, and cats require certain nutrients that are available only from animal sources. The feline intestine is adapted for a high fat, high protein diet. Unlike dogs, the cat is unable to synthesize certain essential nutrients from other food components and, therefore, requires these nutrients to be pre-formed in their diet. However, Many vegetarians and vegans feed healthful, meatless diets to their companion animals. James Peden, author of Vegetarian Cats and Dogs, has developed Vegepet supplements to add to vegetarian and vegan recipes. They are nutritionally balanced and also come in special formulas for kittens, puppies, and lactating cats and dogs. Switching to a vegetarian diet is considerably easier for canine's than for their feline counterparts because dogs, like people, are omnivorous and usually hearty eaters. Recipes for vegetarian and vegan dogs are available along with the Vegedog supplement from James Peden’s company, Harbinger’s of a New Age (see contact information below). It is important to follow directions carefully. If you make any changes in ingredients, make sure that you do not change the nutritional balance of the recipe. If a dog receives too little protein, calcium, or vitamin D, his or her health could be jeopardized.

62. Bone Cancer Care For A Dog Or Cat.
    Veterianarian article that discusses pet health treatments of canines and felines with osteosarcoma including signs, differing therapies and prognosis.  
    http://www.talktothevet.com/ARTICLES/DOGS/dog_bone_cancer.HTM
    
    Extractions: Cats and Dogs differ in the way bone cancer matures and how treatment should be administered. Because of the rapid nature of osteosarcoma, treatment should be sought as soon as possible. The only trouble is that the most common sign, lameness and pain usually happens when it is already taken firm hold. It is also mistaken by owners at first as arthritis, stiffness or pulled muscle in which veterinarian care is usually not immediately sought. Osteosarcoma is the most common long bone tumor in dogs and cats. This is a very aggressive tumor causing lysis (disintegration of bone) or bone production or both. There is some degree of soft tissue involvement and metastasis (transfer of the disease to another part of the body) is common in the early part of the disease. There are several available options for the treatment of osteosarcoma. Chemotherapy in combination with surgery are considered to be the primary therapy in dogs without any detectable metastasis. Amputation or limb sparing will resolve the primary tumor and resolve the pain and lameness associated with osteosarcoma. However, on cases where surgery alone is performed, 90% of affected dogs will die of metastasis within one year.

63. HomeVet Medical Center [ HomeVet© Natural Pet Care]
    Best Foods to Order. Skin and Coat care for dogs and Cats; Healthy Teeth; HomelessCats and dogs How You Can Help; How to Find Your Lost pet; Missing pet  
    http://www.homevet.com/petcare/petcare.html
    
    Extractions: Information on Pet Care From Many Sources Flint River Ranch Pet Foods Selecting the Right Pet for Your Family: Breeds, and Their Traits Finding a Breeder, Rescue Organization, or Dog Club The Electronic Zoo Information on New Pets A Chapter From the Hard-Hitting Book: Food Pets Die For: Shocking Facts About Pet Food Become Your Dog's Best Friend: Three Videos from the New Skete Monks Selecting a Pet Puppy Cam: Pet Adoptions With Live Photos From Shelters Across the Country ... Link to the HomeVet Bookstore Information on Sick Pets Finding a Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist Finding a Veterinary Surgical Specialist Signs of Aging in Dogs Allergy Bladder Stones Bloat Bloatnotes: News from the Canine Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus Research Program of the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine Cancer Links Understanding Cancer: How and Why We Get It Cancer in Pets: News From Kansas State University. Cancer Terminology and Symptoms So Your Pet Has Cancer?

64. Noah's Bark Pet Rescue Organization
    Manhattan Beach foster care rescues homeless pets. View photos of adoptable dogs and cats, find out adoption dates, or get food for thought at The Philosophy Corner .  
    http://www.dogsaver.org/noahsbark/
    
    Extractions: Click Here for Details!! ATTENTION: Our Adoption Days are held at PETCO 24413 Crenshaw Boulevard, Torrance CA... Sat 12:00p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Torrance Residences, please visit www.FriendsOfTorranceAnimals.org Check out our new line of Merchandise Noah's Bark is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) non-profit local pet rescue organization based in the Los Angeles South Bay area. We are committed to finding permanent and happy homes for unwanted and homeless pets in our community. The organization was founded by Lila Hemenway in 1997. Lila has been a pet rescuer in the Los Angeles area for over 16 years and has rescued over 3500 animals. Our organization does not have a shelter, volunteers provide foster care for animals while they await placement. Pets come to us as strays, owner turn ins and from LA area shelters. We get dogs of all sizes and ages, purebreds and mixes alike. Although we primarily rescue dogs and puppies, we also have cats and kittens for adoption. You can read about a few of our more memorable rescues on our Amazing Rescues page.

65. How Dogs Think [HomeVet© Natural Pet Care]
    dogs think in images and we can mold and change their behavior in hundreds ofways if we will think as they do. Return to pet care Medical Information.  
    http://www.homevet.com/petcare/dogthink.html
    
    Extractions: The following article by William E. Campbell was first published by Dogworld magazine. It is presented here to convey the concepts behind Campbell's humane, non-punishment systems for correcting problem behavior in pet animals. Please feel free to copy the article and use it as a means of spreading the word for a more enlightened approach to pet animal ownership. If you use it in a club publication, newspaper or magazine, etc., please mention it also appears in "Behavior Problems in Dogs," ( 1995, Mosby Yearbook Publishers) and "Owner's Guide to Better Behavior in Dogs," (1995, Alpine Publishers). See Campbell's Pet Behavior Resources on the Web. Contents Introduction Understanding Non-Verbal Thinking Evidence of Imagery Some Human Examples ... HomeVet Introduction Have you ever seen a device or a program designed to correct a dog behavior problem that explained how smart dogs are and how they think? Most plans or gadgets enable owners, literally, to declare war on their hapless pets. Little or no concern is afforded to what the dogs happen to think about them. In fact, the implication is that dogs don't think at all ... either they just react to external stimuli like robots , or respond according to genetically controlled "drives." Dogs are rarely credited with the ability to solve a problem mentally; to analyze a situation; imagine ways to manipulate or control it, then take a pre-planned course of action toward a goal that was preconceived in the dog's mind. In short, the dog is considered a real dummy, then treated like a dummy. But this concept is not correct. Dogs are smart. They can, and usually do, think rings around their owners. And they can do it because most owners have never learned how to think like a dog.

66. Premiere Pet Sitting Service, Pet Sitting: CitySearch
    Provides care for dogs, cats, birds, and exotic pets.  
    http://premierepetsitting.citysearch.com/

67. Pet Care Guide: Dog: The 411. The ASPCA's Animaland!
    Come on over, Rover! Where can you get a pet? The best dogs are availablefor adoption at your local shelter. You can even check  
    http://www.animaland.org/petcare/dog/index.asp
    
    Extractions: Lifespan: As a rule, smaller dogs tend to live longer than larger ones. A compact chihuahua can live to be 16, while giant breeds like bull mastiffs usually live to be about eight years old. And somewhere in the middle, the average, All-American mixed breed pooch has a lifespan of about 12 to 14 years. Colors/varieties: There are more than 400 different breeds of dogsspotted dalmatians, shiny black Labrador retrievers, brindle-coated boxers...to name just a few! But the most popular pooches of all are non-pedigreethat includes shaggy dogs, dogs with hairy ears, dogs with all-white socks dogs with fluffy tails and everything in between. Ever wondered where the first dog came from? Experts say that dogs were domesticated, or bred to be friendly to humans, between 12,000 and 25,000 years agoand that all dogs evolved from the wolf. Just imagine the first family in ancient times, eating dinner around the fire, tossing the scraps not too far away. Hungry wolves followed their noses to a yummy snack. Maybe the family felt safer knowing the wolves were nearby to warn of the approach of other animals, so they began to save their scraps for them. Or, maybe someone found an abandoned wolf pup and decided to keep him.

68. HealthyPetNet Pet Care Products For Dogs
    HealthypetNet offers safe and effective pet care productsfor puppies, dogs, kittens and cats.  
    http://www.healthypetnet.com/products/care/petcare_dog.asp?realname=

69. Pet Rescue, Inc. - Miami
    A nokill animal shelter which provides care to unwanted cats and dogs and attends their needs until the suitable home is found. Pictures and profiles of available cats and dogs, adoption application, events, and ways to help. Located in Miami.  
    http://petrescuemiami.com/
    
    Extractions: Providing Shelter, Safety, and Care Until A Loving Home Is Found Who We Are Pet Rescue, Inc. is a non-profit organization devoted to saving the lives of homeless and abandoned pets, and to finding these animals loving homes since . Pet Rescue, Inc., a no-kill animal shelter, provides care to unwanted cats and dogs and attends the ir needs until the suitable home is found, offering a second chance at life! The shelter is open from 11AM to 4PM To ensure a volunteer will be at the shelter to assist you Monday through Friday, please call at least 24 hours in advance to make an appointment. No appointments are necessary on Saturday or Sunday. Adoption fees are $85 for dogs and $65 for cats and is considered a donation to our shelter and is tax deductible. Directions From Broward University Drive (NW 27 Avenue in Dade) south past Pro Player Stadium Right turn at 191 Street. Continue west to 3440 NW 191 Street (South side of street; just east of St. Monica's School.) OR Turnpike south to exit 2X (Stadium). Right on 199 Street. Left on NW 27th Avenue. Right on 191 Street. .Continue west to 3440 NW 191 Street (South side of street; just east of St. Monica's School.)

70. Holistic Pet Care - Health And Wellness Resources For The Cats Dogs Horses Birds
    Specialized care Holistic pet care Our fourlegged companions (cats, dogs, horses,etc), winged bird-friends, fishes and marine mammals look to us humans for  
    http://healing.about.com/cs/petcare/

71. Monroe County Humane Association
    Photographs of available dogs and cats, adoption policy and procedure, information about spay/neuter, education and wildlife programs, articles, pet care tips, and local animal ordinances.  
    http://www.monroehumane.org/

72. Pet Care: Dogs
    Frequently Asked Questions. pet care dogs.  
    http://www.selkirkvet.com/pc_dogs.htm
    
    Extractions: Other Animals Frequently Asked Questions Pet Care: Dogs How far should I walk my dog? How often should I bathe my dog? How can I safely use flea control products for my pets? Should I shave my thick-furred dog in the summer? ... Who should do my dog's surgery and what should I expect afterward? How far should I walk my dog? There is not one single right answer to this question. Some dogs will do fine with a two-block walk, while others can go two miles. A good rule of thumb is that the shorter the dog's legs, the less distance he can go. Smaller dogs, like pugs or toys, won't be able to go as far as large dogs, like golden retrievers. A dog's breed is important as well. Short-legged breeds, like bulldogs and daschunds, won't be able to walk as far as breeds with longer-legged builds. The walking environment is also a factor. Hot weather will not only make a dog more prone to overheating, but it can heat cement up enough that it could be painful for your dog's paws. Dogs can also walk farther on dirt trails than on sidewalks or asphalt, because rough concrete can be hard on the pads of their feet.

73. Conchester Animal Hospital Located In Delaware County, PA
    Veterinary practice for companion animals, including dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, hamsters, snakes, and lizards in Boothwyn, Pennsylvania. Features location, staff, services, and pet care tips.  
    http://www.conchestervets.com/

74. Dogs - Pet Care - Internet Shopping USA
    Toys Hobbies. Travel. pet care. dogs. Apparel. Breeders. Food. Health. Housing.Toys. AnimalHospitalsUSA. Back to pet care. Copyright © 2003, InternetShoppingUSA.com.  
    http://www.internetshoppingusa.com/pet_care/dogs.html

75. Bio Magnetic Pet Care, Help Dogs, Help Cats, Magnetic Dog Collars, Magnetic Cat
    We have products for Bio Magnetic pet care, Help dogs, Help Cats, Magnetic Dog Collars,Magnetic Cat Collars, Bio Magnetic Dog Collars, Biomagnetic Cat Collars  
    http://www.cometcorp.com/petcare.html

76. MyVetOnline
    Treating cats and dogs in Phoenix City, AL. Office hours, staff and services, links, directions, and pet care tips.  
    http://www.myvetonline.com/CompanionAnimal
    
    Extractions: Emergency : 706-324-6659 View Yahoo! Map Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday : Closed Back to top We are committed to strengthening the human-companion animal bond. We offer physical examinations, vaccinations, general and advanced surgeries, an in-house lab, radiography, general dental procedures, as well as behavior counseling. Thank you for visiting our site, we look forward to hearing from you as well as meeting your special family member! Advanced Surgical Procedures Behavior Consultations Boarding Dentistry Diagnostic Services on site Dietary and Nutritional Counseling Elective Surgeries and Orthopedics Examinations, Vaccinations, Surgery and Medicine Geriatric Care Medical Diagnostics and Hospitalized Treatment Microchipping Pet Food and Supplies Radiology Routine Health Examinations Back to top Cats Dogs Back to top Dr. Marsha E. Cashwell

77. Best Friends Veterinary Hospital - Animal Doctor Florida
    Boynton Beach, FL. We treat small animals and pets including dogs, cats, rabbits and birds. Our site features pictures, doctor's bio, services, directions and pet care information.  
    http://www.bestfriendsveterinary.com
    
    Extractions: Dr. Carole A. Chapman HOME DOCTOR'S BIO STAFF SERVICES ... Stray No More's web site Full Service Small Animal Hospital 4775 N. Congress Ave. Boynton Beach, Florida 33426 S.W. Corner of Hypoluxo and Congress Ave. ( Publix Shopping Center) HOUSE CALLS AVAILABLE (561) 642-1247 office (561) 642-1278 fax HOSPITAL HOURS Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri. 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

78. The Humane Society Of Greenwood
    A nonprofit organization. Photographs of available dogs and cats, spay/neuter information and low cost clinic, pet care tips, ways to help, and state cruelty prevention laws.  
    http://www.gwdhumanesociety.org

79. MotherNature.com - Pet Care
    Need more info about pet care? MotherNature.com's Consumer Guide has the answers! EarRelief For dogs and Cats 1 oz Dr. Goodpet Product 58684. List $8.05.  
    http://www.mothernature.com/shop/sections/index.cfm/s/99182
    
    Extractions: Home Top Sellers Library Help Desk ... Corporate Discount Information on this site is provided for informational purposes and is not meant to substitute for the advice provided by your own physician or other medical professional. You should not use the information contained herein for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease, or prescribing any medication. You should read carefully all product packaging. If you have or suspect that you have a medical problem, promptly contact your health care provider. Information and statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

80. Watauga Humane Society ~ Boone, NC
    Nonprofit shelter located in Boone. Photographs and descriptions of available dogs and cats, adoption and sponsorship forms, pet care tips, and events.  
    http://www.wataugahumanesociety.org
    
    Extractions: We're in the process of redesigning our web site and hopefully we'll have the unveiling by the end of January. Of course, our email address has been changed. Please direct all email to adopt@wataugahumanesociety.org . We are changing the email address on all forms, but it may take a little time. Thank you for your patience. All adoptions include ... Spay/neutering First set of vaccinations De-worming Heartworm test (dogs over 6 months) Feline Leukemia and FIV tests (cats) Free initial examination from participating local vets Adoption Kit (includes food sample and coupons plus a few pet training tips) One hour training class with John Quy of Little Horse Creek Farms

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