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Pancreatitis in Dogs
Long time client Riley hadn’t been feeling well for a few days, so his mom took him to the vet. After a few tests, it was determined Riley was suffering from pancreatitis, an inflammation of the pancreas. This illness can either be mild or severe. The cause is not really known, but pancreatitis seems to […]
Continue ReadingGifts For Your Pet
Focus is on shopping, shopping and more shopping this weekend. If you’re looking for the right gift for your dog, check out this list of the Best New Products of 2011 selected by Dog Fancy Magazine: Yummy Travel Bowls. Allows you to store, transport and feed your pet without the mess. $39.99 from sleepy pod.com […]
Continue ReadingA Thanksgiving Story Starring the Family Dog
I found this story online and liked it a lot so thought I’d share……. The dining room table is set with the good china and a lovely floral centerpiece. The buffet island practically groans under the weight of all the delicious dishes that my mother-in-law, Nancy, has prepared. Mashed potatoes heaped high with a dab […]
Continue ReadingCats and Table Scraps Don’t Go Together
Jessie, the adorable dog who knows more than the cat around here: Hi! I am back on the scene. I have been laying low for awhile, but now that the holidays are in full swing, I decided to speak my mind and enjoy the results! So, in preparation for the first big feast of the […]
Continue ReadingThe Winter Dog Olympics
Cold weather is closing in and both pets and kids will be inside a lot more. The November/December 2011 issue of The Bark magazine provided some good ideas on “events” you can set up for your dog. One idea that’s easy and fun for you and your dog is gymnastics. A gymnastics event that works […]
Continue ReadingTo All Working Dogs in the Military, I Salute You!
Party Marty here, the cool cat who has come to recognize those who have protected our freedoms on this Veterans Day: While I want to give great thanks to all those human veterans and active military personnel today for their selfless service to our country, I also want to honor the working dogs in the […]
Continue ReadingWhat if You Should Predecease Your Pet?
The Spirit of Bo, returning to enlighten my readers: Although I have been gone for awhile now, I hope I am never out of mind. Jessie and Marty are doing well with this blog, but sometimes I just have to make an unexpected appearance. Since my passing, I have been busy looking over Jessie, Marty, […]
Continue ReadingPumpkin Dog Treat Recipe
Yesterday, I wrote about the health benefits of pumpkin for our pets and us. Below is a dog treat recipe I found online some time back. It’s easy to make and most dogs I’ve given them to love them! Pumpkin Dog Treats 1 15 oz. can pumpkin (be sure it’s pumpkin and not pumpkin pie […]
Continue ReadingThe Great Pumpkin: Nutritional Benefits for Our Pets…And Us!
Halloween brought focus to the pumpkin….ah yes, carving a scary Jack-O-Lantern is a tradition in many households, but did you know pumpkin is a lot more than just something to carve? Pumpkin has many health benefits for our pets, such as: Helping with weight management. Pumpkin has a lot of fiber and not a lot […]
Continue ReadingPets and Seniors! What a Winning Combination!
Jessie, the wise and intellectual canine: I have to say it. Pets are great! We bring so much joy to our owners’ lives. And, of course, they greatly enhance ours…especially when there are treats involved! Pets are also great companions for senior citizens and can really bring increased joy and vitality to their lives. Take […]
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