Posted by Terrance F Wollington in Pet Health
on Aug 4th, 2009 | Comments Off
by Terrance F Wollington
The whole world is witnessing a rising bed bug situation which is apparently more difficult to eliminate in some regions than in others. This challenging problem of how to get rid of bed bugs is a concern for anyone dealing withe an infestation of these insects. During the year of 1940s and 50s, they were thought to be eradicated in many of areas including all of North America by the wide-spread use of potent pesticides such as DDT. The bed bug populations are on the rise again and this time around it is the bed bug who has the edge, making it extremely difficult to rid bed...
Posted by Carlie Crocket in Pet Health
on Aug 3rd, 2009 | Comments Off
by Carlie Crocket
Did you know that Doga like Yoga has a variety of benefits for not only the dog fortunate enough to participate in the practice but also the human participating with the dog as well? From physical benefits to toxic cleansing for both you and your dog, Doga offers all participants many benefits that other exercise and stretching programs fail to do.
Here’s a reason to grab your dog and do some doga; studies have shown that those who routinely perform the traditional Yoga poses like many of those featured in Doga routines experience a much higher pain tolerance. Additionally,...
Posted by Terrance F Wollington in Pet Health
on Aug 3rd, 2009 | Comments Off
by Terrance F Wollington
Controlling bed bugs is a growing problem internationally and the potential to get rid of bed bugs is harder in some areas than others. Facing the challenge of how to get rid of bed bugs is a concern for anyone dealing withe an infestation of these insects. Although DDT did kill bed bugs from the US earlier this century, now they are back and more able to oppose our chemical attacks.
Scientists studying bed bugs at major universities have been amazed by the bugs’ ability to hinder our attempts to kill them withe chemicals.
Previously, how to get rid of bed bugs consisted...
Posted by Troy Richardson in Pet Health
on Aug 2nd, 2009 | Comments Off
by Troy Richardson
The St. Bernard is a well-known large dog breed around the world because of its valiant ways and adorably massive frame. This breed has been the search and rescue dog of the Swiss Alps for many centuries and many heroic stories can prove to this dog’s long search and rescue history. Today, however, more than a rescue dog in the Alps, this dog is very popular among families as a dependable and loyal pet.
This breed is said to have come from the massive ancient Molossoid dog breeds and Sennenhunds, a herding and hunting breed of the Swiss. Today’s appearance of the St....
Posted by Moses Wright in Pet Health
on Jul 30th, 2009 | Comments Off
by Moses Wright
Obesity in cats and dogs is not considered serious by many people. Most pet owners do not realize that excess body weight can cause health problems.
The risks of diabetes and arthritis are increased by obesity in cats and dogs. Losing weight can often make these conditions less severe. Obesity should be considered a reason to consult a veterinarian.
Blood tests may be done on the obese pet to rule out medical conditions that can cause obesity. Many conditions that can cause obesity can also cause other health problems.
Thyroid conditions can cause the cat or dog to become overweight....