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Your prized furniture has become a collection of cat scratching posts. While Fluffy can't stop herself from scratching, you can't accept the destruction of your furniture. Can scratch-free furniture and cats co-exist? Read more....
Fido is eating less, he's tired all the time, and he doesn't have enough energy for exercise. He's been having difficulty breathing. You hear abnormal sounds from his lungs, and he has a deep, soft cough. He may be losing weight and vomiting. Fluffy may also be having these problems — or you may see no signs of the condition that could kill her. Read more....
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Headline News
Teams of veterinarians with London-based World Society for the Protection of Animals are in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India, and Thailand to vaccinate animals in tsunami-stricken areas. They are providing this service for free to prevent an outbreak of rabies and other animal diseases.
Started three years ago in Morgan Hill, California, VIP Fibers makes blankets, pillows, scarves, and other items from animal hair that clients provide.
Also on upscale services for pet owners, plastic surgery is now available for pets so that pet owners can give their pets a makeover.
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CatScram cat repellent is on sale at 15 percent off until February 28, 2005. Use coupon code FEBSALE. Read about this product.
Tip of the Month
Get Your Pet's Tumors Checked
If your pet has a lump or bump on his body, have your veterinarian examine and assess it. Dogs and cats can develop tumors at any age but especially at middle age or older.
While the majority of tumors are benign, you won't know if your pet's lump is non-cancerous unless a veterinarian checks it. Even benign tumors are sometimes removed for cosmetic reasons or if they are causing pressure on other structures.
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Notable Quotable
"The greatest pleasure of a dog is that you may make a fool of yourself with him, and not only will he not scold you, but he will make a fool of himself, too."
- Samuel Butler
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