Archive for March, 2009

dogs are more similar to humans than chimps (are)?

Enjoy an article that, for most, validates what we’ve suspected or observed. Click here

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saving money could turn disasterous…

Many of us save money by getting products online; not just for our pet family members, but for ourselves as well. If you are doing just that, be informed. And click here to read an article by NBC.

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Gideon means “strength” …

…and he is one strong guy!
May I please a direct your attention to a great article in today’s OC Register (3/10/09) about a local “rescue”. Pay close attention to his face in the before and after’s! Priceless!

Click here!!

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a bit of “awesomeness”

Woof Worx is a pet shop opening like non other [around]. It was previously targeted by animal protection groups for its sale of puppy mill puppies. [If I remember correctly, Paris Hilton bought dog(s) from here, as did other celebrities.]

Well, no more! If you are anywhere near LA, go to the Open House because this is the type of industry we ALL can get behind. Please click on the link above in “woof worx”.

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something I never thought of…

while I’m not particularly fond of this email circulation, they are new and have quite a few “kinks” to work out, I thought the note from today was interesting because, it’s true! All of you out there that have your doggies stay overnight post-op, why not bring them home instead? Now, I’m thinking in particular of the many orthopedic surgeries that happen, but certainly not traumatic or even some neurologic repairs; I’m assuming, however, that in these latter cases, there will be staff to attend to your pet, 24/7. Read on:

Night Watch March 5, 2009, DogAge.com

Does your veterinarian provide around-the-clock care following surgery?

Problems associated with surgery are most likely to arise during the first 24 hours of recovery. If your dog needs surgery that requires an overnight stay, make sure a vet or trained assistant is available to monitor your pet throughout the night. If staffing is unavailable, look for another facility or ask your veterinarian if your pet may benefit by recuperating at home under your watchful eye.

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and another…

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