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Sunday, March 23rd 2008

8:31 PM

102 Weird Facts You Never Knew About Dogs

  • *Fact* Milk can give some cats diarrhea.
  • *Quote* "The reason why I am against animal research is because it doesn't work, it has no scientific value and every good scientist knows that." ~Dr. Robert Mendelsohn, M.D.

From the HSUS -

> Unchain My Heart <

Many chained dogs across the country will receive very special valentines this year thanks to Dogs Deserve Better, a group dedicated to ending the suffering endured by perpetually chained dogs. Read how you can help chained dogs by making or sponsoring valentines, mailing coupons for dog food or anonymously reporting the address of a chained or penned dog who could use some love.

> To the Rescue <

Purebred rescue groups are a great option if you're thinking of adopting a purebred dog or cat. Here are a few tips on how you can find a rescue group near you.

 

> Personality Profile <

Is someone new taking care of your favorite feline while you're away from home? Download and fill out our cat personality profile so you can provide your cat's caretaker with all of her details, from your contact information to her favorite treats and games to play to help make sure she feels at home, even when you're away.

> 102 Weird Facts You Never Knew About Dogs <

Number 23: Gidget is the name of the Taco Bell dog. Interesting.  

DOG TIP

Some dogs seem to expel copious amounts of gas. Since flatulence can result from swallowing air, dogs who gulp their food at meal times may benefit from having their dry dog food mixed with water as this will increase volume and help slow down eating. In a multi-pet household, feeding dogs individually in a quiet place may slow the consumption of food.

CAT TIP

Baldness with a Cause  

Stress can induce excessive grooming in cats.Nervousness, lack of stimulation, and desire for human
contact, can result in increased grooming to the point of baldness.  
This pattern can easily be confused with flea infestation or other skin conditions. See your veterinarian for an accurate diagnosis.



 

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