Monday, June 11, 2007
Caring for a Pony during the winter
For the most parts ponies are tough. They seldom seem to be struck low by the illnesses and maladies that seem to strike their larger equine counterparts. Their toughness is one of the reasons that ponies are so often a good match for children.
Pony owners who live in northern climates that keep their ponies outside during the frosty winter months have to do a few things to make sure their ponies stay sound and healthy. Find out more at Horse Accessories
Saturday, June 9, 2007
Cat Problems?
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Friday, June 8, 2007
Why Horse Blankets are Handy with Splints
What do you need for the proper care of your horse? Besides things such as horse blankets, saddles, a horse trailer, the right food, clean water, adequate housing and roaming room, a horse brush, treats, careful training, and lots of love and attention? You need veterinary care.
One of the things a horse can encounter includes something called splints. There are splint bones, not to be confused with the injury itself; however, splints do affect the area of the splint bones. There is a bone called the cannon that is affected as well. Blind splints occur between the two. These are harder to diagnose and take longer to heal.
The locations of the splint bones run alongside the cannon bone, being attached by a ligament to the cannon bone itself. The ligament is called the "interosseous ligament". Understanding the terms will help familiarize you when the vet comes to call. This is helpful especially if you are a first-time horse owner.
Find out more at Horse Accessories
Friday, June 1, 2007
Litter Box Accidents
Monday, May 28, 2007
Your Cat\'s WISH is FISH!!
3 baby carrots, cooked until soft
16 oz canned tuna in olive oil, drained
2 oz cooked herring, skin removed
2 tbl whole grain bread crumbs or oatmeal
2-3 tbl grated cheese
2 tsp brewer's yeast
Several pinches of chopped catnip
1 egg, beaten
2 tbl tomato paste (not ketchup)
Would you like to know what to do with the ingredients to make your cat PURR with happiness? Then, STRUT on over to Cook for your Cat
Sunday, May 27, 2007
HEALTHY FOOD FOR DOGS
How can you really be sure that the food that you are feeding your dog is truly safe for them? You can’t, unless you make it yourself from ingredients that you know to be healthy. And that really is the bottom line.
I started making my own dog food several years ago because one of my dogs had auto immune issues. The one bad thing about that was that I only had one recipe. Not only was my dog probably getting sick and tired of eating the same food day after day after day, but also I was sick and tired of making the same food day after day after day.
One day I found a fantastic dog food recipe book that provided me with practically a new recipe for every day of the year. To find out how to get this fantastic dog food recipe book please CLICK HERE.
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Puppy Training Made Easy
Is it worth the price? Definitely!
Puppy Training Made Easy is only $7.00 for over 60 pages of information and practical advice on how to train and socialize your puppy.
The report covers the necessary background information that you will need to understand your puppy's behaviors. This is key to being able to train your puppy successfully.
It also includes more than just training tips for puppies. For example, it mentions what to do when you are confronted with a threatening dog. Very helpful information if you have young children! This information is included, I believe, to emphasize the benefits of having a well-trained puppy and therefore, a well-trained dog. Two different methods of housebreaking a puppy are also included.
At first glance, I would have preferred to have the actual training information included near the beginning of the report. But, after reading through the introductory material, it made total sense for it to be included near the end of the report. After reading this report, I could see myself easily training a puppy (and having fun doing it)!
Puppy Training Made Easy takes the guess work out of figuring out what your puppy is thinking and gives you very practical step-by-step training methods so you can have a friendly, well-socialized puppy that grows up to be a great companion and pet.
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