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If you’re bored with the standard metal disc or bone as the ID tag on your dog’s collar, how about these for something different? Toughtags are based on US military stainless steel dog tags, and embossed using ex-military machinery. They are incredibly strong, won’t rust, and as the text is permanently stamped into the metal it will never rub off or fade (like standard engraved tags) no matter how active your pupper is….. To complete the look the tag is housed in a rigid plastic casing that is only available from Toughtags – and you can choose from a range…

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Many people wish they could have a birthday cake for their dog but aren’t sure where to begin. The first thing to think about is what sort of cake you will want. If you are looking for a special occasion cake for your dog, consider how old the dog is. Sometimes, some pets are ready to be left at home on their own, while others are more eager to have a partner in their new role as pack leader. Decide if you want a cake that will help bring the dog out of his shell or make him seem more…

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Seizures and convulsions are the most notable neurological problems in dogs. For most pet owners, seeing their lovely canine friend having a seizure can be a worrying experience. Epilepsy is a long-term condition marked by recurring seizures, which occur unpredictably, causing further confusion for pet owners. The prevalence of epilepsy in dogs is thought to be 0.5 to 5.7 percent. This translates to 1 in every 20 dogs experiencing seizures in their lifetimes. In this article, we will discuss the common questions dog owners ask about seizures. What are the symptoms of seizures in dogs? Seizure in dogs can…

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Want to know which dog breeds produce more gas before you get your pet? Gas and flatulence are pretty common in dogs. Just like you, your dogs also need to release those gases inside. It’s hard to tell whether excessive gas is a breed-specific issue. But when we talked with different dog owners, it seems certain breeds do produce more gas. Well, the difference is only minimal. This shouldn’t hold you back from getting the dog breed you desire. Get them flatulence-preventing dog foods, which you can find here your dog cares. And follow the tips we mentioned at the…

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A new app is gamifying charity shelter dog donations. With the increasing number of dogs in shelters, many people are wanting to adopt but don’t have the time or money. A new app has an interesting and fun solution. With Treat, you can virtually adopt a real shelter dog and help that dog in real life. Remember Neopets? It’s similar to that, only with a charitable cause. So how does it work? The app allows you to choose a shelter dog from a local facility near you.  The app then generates a look-a-like avatar of the same dog.…

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Most of the people don’t pay much attention to what their dogs eat. They prefer buying the best dog collars, and everything that makes their dog stand out. Buying dog accessories to make your pet dog look good is a good practice. ForTheFurry provides all types of accessories for pets.  However, paying attention to food is very important. One cannot overlook the food of the dog and maintain the good health of the dog at the same time. When it comes to paying attention to the food of dog, it is always important to know how much should you…

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Moving tends to be stressful for most humans, and that same stress extends to your pets. They may not know precisely what is going on, but they can sense that change is in the air. Whether you’re moving north to Hamilton or south to the states, it can be stressful for your pets, weather aside. You’ll likely see some signs of stress in your pet, and there are things you can do to make the transition as smoothly as possible. Get Vet Records Unless you’re moving down the stress or across town, it’s important to get copies of your…

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Choosing a dog walker isn’t always the easiest of tasks. With so many to choose from, how do you know which one is going to be the best fit for you and your best friend? It’s a tough decision, which is why we’ve put together 9 dog walker skills to look out for. #1 They are Recommended One of the things that makes a dog walker stand out from the crowd is when they come personally recommended. Perhaps they walk your neighbours’ pets and could walk yours at the same time. Or maybe someone at your work uses…

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