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CATalyst Summit to Champion the Cat  E-mail

Press Release: The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP), with initial underwriting from Pfizer Animal Health, is launching a landmark event, The CATalyst Summit, Feb. 5-6, 2008, coinciding with the AAFP Winter meeting in Palm Springs, Calif. Steve Dale, nationally syndicated pet columnist and radio program host, and Karyn Gavzer, an internationally known speaker and expert on veterinary practice management, will moderate the event. Germinder & Associates, Inc. is the managing agency for the initiative.

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Training yourself for a Cat  E-mail

Cats are simply adorable. They are cuddly and cute, and yes, they enjoy receiving so much attention. That is why sometimes, cats can develop several annoying and destructive behaviours. Here are some tips on how to deal with behavioral problems of cats...

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The Vegeterian Dog  E-mail

You have recently welcomed a furry companion into your home. Your four-legged friend has adopted you as her own. Now that you have become a true pet owner, you need to decide what to feed your pet. You eat a vegetarian diet, so you would like your new dog to follow these same guidelines. Is a vegetarian diet right for your dog?

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The mark of the Cat  E-mail

Urine marking – sometimes called spraying – is when your cat deposits small amounts of urine (usually on vertical surfaces) as a kind of message tag to announce his presence.

Although this issue involves inappropriate urination inside the house, marking isn’t actually a housetraining problem: it’s a deliberate expression of territoriality, which is a completely different thing.

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  • The Chewing Dog

    For dogs, chewing is a natural and normal animal behavior. You should not let you dog chew up all your belongings: your furniture, your shoes, your stuffed animals, or your remote controls. I once had the pleasure of…

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  • Selecting a Furniture for Your Dog

    Dog owners consider their dogs as part of the family. They let them have access to places or areas in house. Some may find it annoying finding your dog always on your couch. Whatever the case may be,…

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  • Cat Diabetes: How To Treat It

    If your cat has diabetes then cat care is important to your pets health. You will need to take the appropriate steps to make sure your pet can lead a normal life. It is unfortunate that pet cats…

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  • Small Dog Beds

    Choosing a right kind of bed is extremely essential for the entire well-being of your dear dog. It is your responsibility to bring a bed to your pet that is as per his size, as well as sleeping…

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  • Seven Steps to House Train a Dog

    Basically all you need to do to house train a dog or a puppy is to teach the dog to do his business outside the house instead of inside. This can be achieved in seven easy steps...

  • A Healthy Dog is a Happy Dog

    Knowing your dog well and recognizing any signs that your dog is a little off color will help you to detect, at an early stage that your dog has a sickness. Not only is this better for your dog…

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  • Speaking The Same Language As Your Dog

    The great thing about dogs is that they don't hide their emotions. Their emotions and reactions are real, direct and open. It's just us humans that don't understand them. We might understand the classic excited dog play bow as…

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  • Cat Health. How to Reduce Your Number of Trips to the Vet

    The last few years have seen a huge shift towards disease prevention in humans. Keep fit, eat sensibly, get regular check-ups etc. etc. and you'll be healthier and less at risk from disease.Exactly the same is true for cat…

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  • Understanding Pet Astrology

    While the concept of pet astrology may seem odd to many people, there are many people who believe that the date of birth of your pet, related to astrological signs of the planets, the sun, and the stars,…

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  • Eight Foods Your Cat Should Never, Ever Eat

    Most of us know that there are some human foods our pets shouldn’t eat. Keeping our cats away from alcohol, for example, is a no-brainer. But did you know that onion powder can cause anemia in cats and…

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  • Tips on Photographing your new Puppy

    So, you have just added the lovely puppy to the household - it's so cute you just want to hold it, and play with it and cuddle it all the time. Now wouldn't it be nice to get…

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  • Cat Adoption: A Check List

    Cats can make wonderful pets, but before you go ahead with cat adoption, there are a number of important things to think about. A lot of people who haven't owned cats think they're very independent and need much…

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  • Cat Ear Mites and Other Ear Problems

    Ever noticed your cat shaking it’s head or scratching madly at its ear? Well it might be time to check your pet’s ear to make sure that they don’t have any unwanted visitors like the ear mite.
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