We’ve been seen lots of questions wondering if our furry friends can catch the Swine Flu (H1N1). The short answer is yes. Remember, this strain came from animals to begin with. Take the proper precautions to keep your pet safe.
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17. January 2008
Having a Dog May Improve Health
Dogs have long had special standing in the medical world. Trained to see for the blind, hear for the deaf and move for the immobilized, dogs have become indispensable companions for people with disabilities.
The NY Times is running a story about how dogs may contribute to better health. I think most pet owners would agree, [...]
15. January 2008
Music Helps Heal Pets?
There have been studies on the healing benefits of music on humans and even studies on how music effects plans. Now researchers are testing the healing properties of music on our furry friends. This would fall in the “alternative medicine” category, but good music certainly can’t hurt, and if it helps, why not try it?
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Sir Issac Newton invented the cat door.
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Random Dog Fact:
A dog’s nose has about 4 times as many scent cells as a cat’s and 14 times more than a human’s. That’s why dogs are often used to track down illegal drugs and missing persons. They can sniff out their dinner from any room in the house! -
Random Cat Fact:
The nose pad of a cat is ridged in a pattern that is unique, just like the fingerprint of a human. -
It is my view that the vegetarian manner of living, by its purely physical effect on the human temperament, would most beneficially influence the lot of mankind.
—Albert Einstein
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