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Flatulence In Pets-Help

Jonathan — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 04:51:44 +0000

Flatulence In Pets A basic understanding : Primarily it is important to make clear that flatulence is a perfectly normal function of digestion. Flatulence, or colonic gas formation, is a result of normal bacterial fermentation in the large bowel (colon). Normal healthy animals have a large population of "good bacteria", called pro-biotics, that exist in [...]

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Flatulence In Pets-Help

Free Ebook On Dog Treat Recipes

Jonathan — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 06:32:07 +0000

Here is free Ebook on Dog Recipes I found for my readers-Enjoy Download this great Ebook for FREE-Hope it helps to give some pampering treats for your dog-Always remember the correct diet of Raw food for your dog. Dog-Treat Free Ebook ------------- Please see my article written on Tumours in Dogs -You are more than [...]

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Free Ebook On Dog Treat Recipes

My Amazon Store All For Dogs

Jonathan — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 02:17:33 +0000

My Dog Store On Amazon If you are looking for cheap good quality supplies and products for your dog, I have put together a great Amazon Website that covers all a dog needs to keep your pet happy and healthy-Really worth a look-Have also hand picked a lot of products-Have fun- MY STORE Jonathan ------------------- [...]

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My Amazon Store All For Dogs

Sulphur Dioxide In Fresh Pet Meats-Should We Worry?

Jonathan — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:01:35 +0000

Am-I-Cute-Or-Not? Sulphur Dioxide In Fresh Pet Meats Is this another problem for us pet owners?Read a great report by a vet in Australia Dr Bruce Syme BVSc (Hons). Sulphur Dioxide in fresh pet meats - the whole story. The recent Today Tonight story on the use of sulphur dioxide (SO2) in fresh pet meats has [...]

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Sulphur Dioxide In Fresh Pet Meats-Should We Worry?

Which Raw Meat(s) Should I Feed My Dog?

Jonathan — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 11:11:48 +0000

This is a question that concerns pet owners, particularly when they have made the choice to swap to a natural, raw meat based diet. When making a decision about which meat(s) to feed, there are several key issues to be taken into consideration : (1) Availability (2) Price (3) Nutritional factors (4) Suitability (5) Farming [...]

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Which Raw Meat(s) Should I Feed My Dog?

Dog Anal Gland Blockage–aaaagh!!

Jonathan — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 12:33:08 +0000

Recurring Anal Gland Blockage In Dogs. Is Very common. As a general rule, it is relatively easy for you vet to diagnose, and may often be noticed during a routine check up or vaccination. Expressing, or unblocking, the gland(s) is an unpleasant job, for both dog, owner, and veterinarian. It is achieved by physically squeezing [...]

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Dog Anal Gland Blockage–aaaagh!!

How good is Science Diet Dog food?

Jonathan — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 15:21:30 +0000

I was asked this question by one of my clients.There are a few conflicting areas here Some people believe Lams,Science Diet,Eukanube are all junk as they have products such as,corn,wheat,soy,rice,and by-products. Others swear by the Science diet and there competitors.Vets sell the Science diet and they make money from doing so. In my opinion Science,Eukanube [...]

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How good is Science Diet Dog food?

Why I Feel A Dog Should Not Be Overweight

Jonathan — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:16:22 +0000

I have a Dog Walking and Minding Business in Sydney Australia and see some very over weight dogs-The owners literally love their dogs to death! The last most beautiful dog I looked after for the last week(To me fat or thin dogs breath my life) Any way back to my story-This dog and I will [...]

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Why I Feel A Dog Should Not Be Overweight

Should I Feed My Dog Grains?

Jonathan — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 09:00:05 +0000

I am a great believer in mixing both-in other words dry biscuits are a very important part of a dogs diet and so is a raw diet with raw bones and meat also grains. There is conflicting information on the use of grains, as part of a natural diet. Some vets advocate no grain at [...]

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Should I Feed My Dog Grains?