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Warning for the Silent Killer ~ Pet Wood Stove Safety
November 04, 2014During the cooler winter months, many people are using wood stoves to heat their homes. If not properly vented, wood stoves can emit carbon monoxide a colorless, odorless toxic gas. Both people and pets can succumb to carbon monoxide toxicity with signs being nausea, lethargy, confusion, difficulty breathing and unconsciousness. To protect both your human family and your pet family, ensure that your wood stove is in good working order every winter season and have reliable carbon monoxide ...READ MORE -
Treat your Cat PURR-FECTLY with Homemade Cat Treats for the Holidays!
October 29, 2014Here are some fun easy recipes for pet treats! Cat Treats from Canned Cat Food: Open the can and shake the loaf of cat food out of the can. Cut the loaf into 1/4" thick slices, and then cut the slices into bite-sized pieces. Bake the cat treats in a microwave oven on high for approximately 2½ to 3 minutes. For a conventional oven, follow the instructions above and place the bite-sized pieces on an ungreased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for approximately 30 minutes or until ...READ MORE -
Electrical Injury is the Most Common Injury in Household Pets
October 27, 2014Electrocution from chewing on an electrical cord is the single most common type of electrical injury in household pets. And the number one cause of death in Cats at Christmas time. A pet that chews on christmas light wires can burn its mouth or even suffer electrocution. Make sure that all electrical cords are well out of the way of pets by bundling them up, covering them with electrician's tape or placing them inside a plastic cable collector. This is especially important with young ...READ MORE