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Baby on the way? Prepare your pet for new arrival - Herald Times Reporter

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Baby on the way? Prepare your pet for new arrival Herald Times Reporter Latte, a 5-year-old poodle, plays with 4-month-old Aila Barrett at their home in California. Experts say preparing a pet for a new baby will help the animal and ease parent anxieties. / AP The Associated Press LOS ANGELES — Parents have months to get ... Baby coming? Make time to prepare your petNews Chief Expecting parents can help pets adaptGreen Bay Press Gazette Make time to prepare your pet for your new babyGadsden Times all 12 news articles »

Why Walking Your Pet Is A Must - Global Animal

Why Walking Your Pet Is A Must Global Animal (PET HEALTH) Ever wonder what it's like to be stuck in a house for nine hours a day? Cooping up your pooch or feline for extended periods of time without multiple long walks a day can seriously effect their health. Overeating due to idle time is a ...

Could your dog give life-saving blood? - Oxford Mail

Could your dog give life-saving blood? Oxford Mail By Debbie Waite » WE know about the importance of giving blood to help human victims of illness and accident, but now there is a push for doggy donors to boost supplies at a Pet Blood Bank. Shitsu puppy Molly would have died without an emergency blood ... Hunt on for doggy blood donorsThis Is Wiltshire all 8 news articles »

Exercising is key to having a calm dog - North Shore News

Exercising is key to having a calm dog North Shore News By Joan Klucha, Special to North Shore News February 5, 2012 10:03 AM WHENEVER I talk about the importance of exercising a dog I always feel like it is a redundant conversation. I mean, who doesn't know that providing exercise for your dog is one of ... and more »

Avoid a Pet Emergency in Overtime: Super Sunday's Parties Can Be Dangerous To ... - Sacramento Bee

Avoid a Pet Emergency in Overtime: Super Sunday's Parties Can Be Dangerous To ... Sacramento Bee By Association for Pet Obesity Prevention CALABASH, NC, Feb. 3, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- Your big party during the big game may be dangerous to your pet. The Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP) offers tips to pet owners to make sure their ... and more »