81. PetShowNTell.com ==> Planet-IRC.com Forums and chat for pets of all types, including reptiles, birds, cats, and dogs. Features include photos, gallery, links, wallpaper, care sheets, chat, and forum. http://www.petshowntell.com/

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82. VetInfo - Veterinary Medical Information For Dogs And Cats You are an important part of the health care of your pet. Your dog or cat can not speak for itself and is dependent on you to make sure the vet knows the http://www.vetinfo.com/

Tiercom Vetinfo catmedgallery dogmedgallery ... Support Vetinfo and Subscribe toVetinfo Digest A Veterinary Information Service Statement of purpose Vetinfo We have discontinued the ask Dr Mike question and answer section of our website at this time. Please do not use our site to attempt to diagnose or treat your pet. Your veterinarian is the best source of health advice for an individual pet. Please do use our site to become better informed about the medical problems your pet may have. We will do our best to ensure that information presented is accurate and up-to-date. The most current information will be at the top of each page. Remember that veterinarians often disagree about the best treatments for pets. There are often several perfectly acceptable ways to treat the same condition. Just ask a lot of questions! If you find our site to be a valuable resource, please consider supporting it by subscribing to the VetInfo Digest, a monthly e-mail or U.S. mail newsletter. Subscriptions are our only source of income from this site and they help to defray the cost of maintaining VetInfo, our veterinary information service. We really appreciate the support of our subscribers. Thanks again, folks! To subscribe just click on the VetInfo Digest line found on the sidebar: If you are a Vetinfo Digest Subscriber Click Here to go to our Subscriber Area! Password necessary.

83. Tomlinson's - Pet Supplies For Texans Since 1946 Sells supplies for dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles, and other small animals. Includes pet care articles and weekly tips. http://www.tomlinsons.com/

84. Pet Care Products And Resources For Rodents, Reptiles And More. Featured Resource Dr. Pitcairn s Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs cats, New Updated Version A classic natural pet-care book from two celebrated http://www.healthynewage.com/pet-care.html

- Highly acclaimed dog training manuals and not just by the experts in the field but by the people who use them - real people with real houses, families, gardens and real dogs. We are very happy to offer you the state of the art editions. Pet Care Ebooks for healthy animal friends Amphibian Care Ebook: Clean your Aquarium Less Often! We all want our amphibians to be stress-free and healthy. This means learning complicated water chemistry and lots of cleaning, right? No! Ask any expert a few simple tips can create a virtually self-cleaning aquarium. No one cleans the local lake. Environmental balance happens naturally. You can put this natural balance to work for you! Our "Amphibian Care" e-book teaches you about aquarium care, amphibian health, and much, much more. Bird Care Ebook: We all want our beloved birds to be happy and healthy. This means paying the vet hundreds of dollars for exams, right? No! Ask any vet the care your bird gets at home has far more effect on his health than any vet exam. In fact, most vets give out advice along with prescriptions advice that could have prevented the illness in the first place! Wouldn't you like to have that advice now, before you have to hear it from your vet? Note: vet care is important to your pet's health. However, with the care techniques in this book, you can prevent a multitude of costly illnesses with just a little knowledge! Featured Product: Acidophilus Plus Digestive Tract Conditioner For Birds - 2 fl. oz.

85. PetHobbyist - Building The World S Largest Online Pet Community It s Free! The Rescue Network Thursday Holistic Dog care, Fancy cats, Cat Trivia, Avian Health Nutrition, pet Loss, more! Rescue/Shelter Locator http://www.pethobbyist.com/

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86. Azmira - The Best For Your Pet Food for dogs, cats, and ferrets, as well as products for general pet care. http://azmira.com/

Welcome to Azmira!! Need help fast... Have a question about a symptoms or a specific product... Call our technical support staff at 520-886-1727 to get answers quickly Dr. Newman's latest articles Dr. Newman looks at an all too common condition that scares all of us! - Feline Luekemia Study Get to the 'meat' of things on an old fad now popular again - Romancing The Bone - looks at raw food diets. *** This Article was printed in USA Today Magazine and Vegas Dog Tweety Bird lost his feathers? Find out the latest research from Dr. Newman on Feather Picking Please follow the Articles link on the left to read these in their entirety Need help fast... Have a question about your pet's symptoms or a specific product... Call our technical support staff at 520-886-1727 to get answers quickly New Distributors New Distributors Welcome Azmira Thailand!! We are happy to congratulate ProIn Trading on a successful introduction at Thailand's recent National Pet Product Show. Azmira Thailand will soon have a website up adn running, In the meanwhile, please contact them at Azmira Thailand We are VERY excited to annouce two new distributor to the Azmira Family!

87. Iams-quality Dog And Cat Food-pet Care Products Iams Company mission is to enhance the wellbeing of dogs and cats by providing worldclass quality foods and pet care products. The http://www.iams.com/

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88. Cold River Veterinary Center. Nutritional Medicine For Cats And Dogs Practice in North Clarendon, Vermont, provides education on natural pet care, nutritional analyses, acupuncture and trigger point therapy, homeopathic remedies and alternative cancer therapies for cats and dogs. http://www.crvetcenter.com/

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89. Pet Care Tips - Older Dogs And Cats Open Door has many older dogs and cats that would give of an older animal lover without a pet to love Door guarantees that we will readmit and care for any http://www.creatures.com/Tip28.html

PET CARE TIPS Previous Pet Care Tips Be sure to take a look at " Will I See Fido in Heaven? " & "Will I See My Pet in Heaven?" Audio Book The books that every pet owner will want to share with animal-loving friends and relatives! OLDER DOGS AND CATS This is written with a heavy heart and perhaps, over emotional feelings. A long-time member, having lost her closest friend of many years, and then lost the last of her pets a month later, thought her life was over and then ended it. Regrettably, we only know a small number of our older members personally, usually due to their presence at our events or Open House. Many have lost their spouse and have a pet or pets to help alleviate their isolation and loneliness. It is a common feeling to most of these people that they are too old to adopt a new animal when their last one has passed on. Tragically this mind set deprives them of the love and companionship only a pet can provide. Additionally, it prevents needy animals that would appreciate having a loving home, perhaps the only one they would ever know. Open Door has many older dogs and cats that would give love, pleasure, and companionship to these lonely people. This is a great solution to the dual problems of an older animal lover without a pet to love and a homeless older animal without a home or master. Further, Open Door guarantees that we will re-admit and care for any animal that survives its owner. This provision has always been a part of our adoption policy.

90. Noah's Bark Pet Rescue Organization Manhattan Beach foster care rescues homeless pets. View photos of adoptable dogs and cats, find out adoption dates, or get food for thought at The Philosophy Corner . http://www.dogsaver.org/noahsbark/

DONATIONS DESPERATELY NEEDED... WE HAVE OVER $5000 IN VET BILLS!!! Click here to read how to make a donation! Check out our new Angel Tags a great way to show your support for the animals! Noah's Bark, Inc. 1116-A 8th St. #61 Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 Phone: (310) 391-5081 Non-Profit ID# 95-4677862 noahsbark@dogsaver.org ATTENTION: Our Adoption Days are held at PETCO 24413 Crenshaw Boulevard, Torrance CA... Sat 12:00p.m. till 4:00 p.m. About Us Noah's Bark is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) non-profit local pet rescue organization based in the Los Angeles South Bay area. We are committed to finding permanent and happy homes for unwanted and homeless pets in our community. The organization was founded by Lila Hemenway in 1997. We rescue and rehome approximately 300 pets each year. Our organization does not have a shelter, volunteers provide foster care for animals while they await placement. Pets come to us as strays, owner turn ins and from LA area shelters. We get dogs of all sizes and ages, purebreds and mixes alike. Although we primarily rescue dogs and puppies, we also have cats and kittens for adoption. You can read about a few of our more memorable rescues on our Amazing Rescues page.

91. Pet Care Tips - Advice For The Colder Winter Months And Holiday Season Previous pet care Tips. Keep containers closed tightly and store them where pets cannot get to Napping cats cats sometimes climb onto vehicle engines for warmth http://www.creatures.com/PetTips.html

PET CARE TIP Previous Pet Care Tips Be sure to take a look at " Will I See Fido in Heaven? " & "Will I See My Pet in Heaven?" Audio Book The books that every pet owner will want to share with animal-loving friends and relatives! Heartworm Disease: This mosquito-transmitted disease can be fatal to your dog. In areas that have a year-round mosquito problem, it is recommended that dogs be kept on a heartworm preventative throughout the year. After having your dog tested for heartworm by your veterinarian, ask about heartworm preventatives, available in chewable or pill form and given daily or monthly. Housing: Be sure to provide proper shelter for your pets. If yours in an indoor pet, his bed or crate should be kept in a warm, draft-free area, preferably elevated slightly off the floor. If your pet is kept outdoors, provide a warm insulated pet house or shelter. The house should be elevated enough so that moisture cannot accumulate inside. If possible, provide a "door" (perhaps of canvas) to keep out the winter winds. If your pet is in a pen, you might block the wind and weather with bales of straw and stretch canvas over the top of the pen. If the wind chill or other weather conditions become severe, bring your pet inside. Frostbite: Remove ice and snow from your pet's paws and coat at once. Frostbitten skin may turn reddish, white or gray, and it may be scaly or sloughing. If you suspect frostbite, take your pet to a warm place immediately. Thaw out frostbitten areas slowly by applying warm moist towels that are changed frequently. Continue until the affected areas become flushed. Contact your veterinarian as soon as possible; he/she will probably want to evaluate the seriousness of the conditions.

92. LCHS Redirection Page Providing adoption services for animals. Photographs of dogs, cats and rabbits, volunteer opportunities, meetings, events, and articles on pet care. http://www.nettally.com/lchs/

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93. ANIMAL RESCUE FUND (ARF) Non profit, nokill shelter in Muncie. Adoption policy and procedure, pet care tips, events, and list of plants which are toxic to cats and dogs. http://ourworld-top.cs.com/vlcn737/index.htm?f=fs

94. Dr Sue's Fall And Winter Pet Care Tips Vers 1.0 Dr. Sue sFALL and WINTER pet care TIPS. Outdoor pets should have dry shelter out of the wind. Bring cats and dogs into the house if the weather conditions are http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/vme/DrSue/winter.html

FALL and WINTER PET CARE TIPS Fall and winter and the holiday seasons all can pose special risks to your pets. Here are some tips for keeping everyone safe and healthy. Maintenance Tips Always provide fresh, clean water for your pet. If the weather is cold, please check their water for ice formation and remove the ice. Indoor pets should be provided with a warm, dry area free from drafts. Provide bedding that off cold floors, and wash bedding weekly if possible (the fleas will hate you). Outdoor pets should have dry shelter out of the wind. Bring cats and dogs into the house if the weather conditions are rainy , snowy or weather conditions are severe (cold, etc). Staying warm requires extra calories, pets may need more food or a change in diet. Talk to your veterinarian about your pets needs. Ice, snow and mud-Remove ice, salt, mud, snow from your pets coats, feet as soon as possible. If the skin looks reddish, white or grey in cold weather, may be scaly or peeling, suspect frostbite if the weather has been really cold. Talk to a veterinarian immediately. Shedding-Most dogs and cats shed their summer coats in the fall before putting on their winter coat. Most years this is light and not very noticable. Special attention should be paid to hair coats and daily or weekly brushing (as needed) should help your pet and you be happier.

95. Holistic, Natural Pet Care, Dogs, Cats Horses, Birds, Farm Animals alternative medicine,holistic pet care,dogs, cats alternative and complementary medicine,homeopathy for pets and animals, bach flower remedies,nutrition for http://www.y2khealthanddetox.com/petcare.html

ALTERNATIVE AND HOLISTIC PET CARE HOMEOPATHY, NUTRITION AND BACH FLOWER REMEDIES FOR ANIMALS We are now able to test your pet with the e-Lybra-8 . Simply send a sample of their fur/feathers (about the size that would sit on a 50 cent piece). By using "State of the Art" technology, we can check your pet's bio-field for over 135,000 different energy patterns to help determine the subtle energies which are blocking their way to ultimate health. Whether its parasites, fungus, enzyme dysfunction, immune system deficiencies, we can check for it! Read more at Lybra and Personal Consultations ANIMAL NUTRITION - A TOTAL NIGHTMARE!! Consider the importance of nutrition. Take a car and remove a part – doesn’t matter which and see how well it runs and for how long! Highly important structures are far more sensitive to this premise..such as the white blood cells of the immune system or the structures/cells of the nervous system and brain. These are all finely tuned precision entities with a high turnover of cells.

96. Hyperthyroidism In Cats - Pet Health | Cat Health | Pet Supplies Professional pet care and quality pet supplies are vital for pet health. Always consult your veterinarian about your cat s health and your choice of supplies. http://www.felinediabetes.com/thyroid.htm

Pet Health: Hyperthryroidism in Cats What is Hyperthyroidism? The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland located around the cat's throat that regulates many aspects of the cat's metabolic rate. The most common hormonal disease of cats, hyperthyroidism is generally caused by the development of benign tumor in the gland. However, a small percentage of the cancers are malignant. It is estimated that hyperthyroidism effects 2% of older cats. In hyperthyroidism (hyper="high") , too much thyroid hormone is being produced, so your cat's metabolic rate is too high. Hyperthyroidism affects virtually every organ system, and can result in behavioral changes, weight loss, excessive or decreased appetite, hyperactivity or lethargy, fever, rapid or irregular heartbeat, shedding, increased water consumption (polydipsia) and urination (polyuria), vomiting, diarrhea and osteoporosis. In some cats, the disorder produces atypical signs such as depression, inappetance or weakness. Diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease and other conditions that also affect older cats need to be ruled out prior to settling on a diagnosis of hyperthyroidism, even if tests indicate it is present. In older cats, this disease is common enough that routine screening is considered to be necessary by many veterinarians. Due to the potential for numerous secondary complications, such as heart disease and digestive problems, early diagnosis is a good idea. Consider asking your vet about tests for hyperthyroidism if your cat is over 10 years of age.

97. The Pet Supply House.com Supplying toys, apparel, treats, fencing, collars and other items for cats and dogs, as well as free articles on pet care. http://www.petsupplyhouse.com/

You'll find thousands of quality products for dogs and cats at great prices! HERE For faster file transfer our catalogue has been separated into categories 2004 PSH Catalogue (PDF) Cat Care Cleaning Supplies Clippers Dog Toys ... Order Form The catalogue requires that you have Adobe Acrobat installed. Dog and Cat Info Centres containing... • informative articles • health care tips • grooming tips

98. Pets, Pet Training, Pet Care For Dogs & Cats from behavior problems the leading cause of pet mortality, ahead of trauma and disease. It is estimated that between five and 10 million dogs and cats come to http://www.murphydogbooks.net/

Pet Training Made Easy The Humane Society is concerned about the number of animals surrendered to shelters because of problem behaviors. Often owners are unaware of what to expect from their pets and don't know how to handle their challenging behaviors. When we think of pets, we tend to conjure up warm and friendly images: new puppies cavorting together, kittens playing with a ball of twine, a parakeet sitting on its owner's finger singing sweet nothings into its owner's ear, a faithful Retriever at its master's side. It's this warm and fuzzy side of pet ownership, plus the unconditional companionship that pets provide, that helps forge the strong bond that often exists between people and their pets. Unfortunately, though, there's another side to pet ownership that we don't hear so much about; what happens when pets do not live up to our expectations of them and the bond between the owner and the pet weakens or completely breaks down. Behavior problems are almost invariably the reason behind this rift. Some owners simply suffer the adversity and soldier on. Others would seek help but do not know where to find it. Yet another group surrenders their pet to the local shelter or pound on the off chance that it will be adopted. This solves their problem with the pet but not the pet's problem and no one learns from the experience. There is an old Swedish proverb that says, "Some people make the same mistake a thousand times and call it experience." That certainly applies here, as some of the same owners simply obtain another pet and repeat the cycle of ignorance.

99. Pet Pro Life Adoption And Placement, Inc. Huntington Beach foster care group rescues homeless cats and dogs. Browse the pet photos with bios for a new fur friend, learn how to volunteer, or find out adoption locations, dates and times. http://www.petprolife.org/

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100. The "Pet Care" E-book Series From Practical Pet Care A series covering most pets including cats, dogs, ferrets, reptiles, rodents and birds. Download and/or email. http://www.practical-pet-care.com/ebooks_main.php

Download these Books and Save Time and Money! We all know it costs a lot to own a pet. There's food to buy, vet bills to pay, cages, toys, bedding... the list goes on and on. And then there's the time it takes, the never-ending cleaning, training, and grooming... it's a wonder we have the energy to keep pets at all! Of course, we all know they are worth every penny and every second. It doesn't have to be so hard. We've gathered together the tips you need to save both money and time! Knowledge is power, as they say, and these e-books give you the knowledge you need to prevent illness and injury, cheap and easy hints for cleaning, and advice for when things go wrong. Our "Pet Care" e-books make life as a pet owner easier. Inside, gorgeous full-color photos illustrate the articles that teach you about: Feeding Your Pet Your Pet's Habitat Your Pet's Health Your Pet's Lifespan Your Pet's Size Grooming Your Pet Spending Time with Your Pet Breeding Your Pet The Well-Equipped Pet The Cost of Pet Ownership "I read the e-book about dogs. Excellent information. I think it's absolutely a must-read for anybody who is considering owning a dog because it details the realities of dog ownership-many of which prospective owners may be completely unaware of. Thanks!"

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