Pets On The Blog

The Truth About Frontline For Dogs

PotB — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 06:19:40 PST

As far as flea and tick medications go, Frontline for dogs is by far one of the most popular. With thousands of reviews and ratings from satisfied pet owners, I wanted to take a closer look at this medicine and learn more about its track record for killing fleas, ticks, biting lice and skin mites. Whether you have a dog that’s dealing with fleas, or you’re worried about ticks (which can carry Lyme disease), you’ll want to make sure you use a medicine which kills fleas and ticks quickly, as well as their eggs and larvae. That’s why I ultimately chose Frontline for...

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Custom Aquariums Have Many Unique Features

PotB — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 03:02:04 PST

Are you looking to expand your aquarium to a larger size, as your collection of fish has grown? Perhaps you’ve had a smaller tank for years, and want to upgrade for even more fun! Or, you may be moving instead, and finally have enough room for a truly large underwater habitat. Maybe you simply need one for your office setting, which will provide hours of visual enjoyment for those in the waiting area. Whatever the reason for your interest in custom aquariums, there is much to consider before buying one of these units. To help you navigate this process for a superior outcome, let’s...

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Origins of the Norwegian Forest Cat

PotB — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 09:56:15 PST

There is a great deal of interest in the Norwegian Forest Cat. The breed was recognized in Norway in 1973 and then sold in Sweden in 1977. Shortly thereafter it came to the United States. Its history goes back further to the days of the Vikings, who enjoyed them as companions and mousers. In Norway, its name is Norsk Skogkatt and its natural habitat was in the surrounding forests. Yet, this breed is not a cat from the wilds, but lived with the Norwegians in their homes. The Norwegian Forest Cat is not only a hunter, but a loving companion. It gets along with other animals and children....

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The French Bulldog Temperament – Pros and Cons

PotB — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 05:37:54 PST

It’s clear to understand why many people, even stars nowadays, have accepted the French bulldog breed as a companion or pet. They have got a similar temperament as bulldogs provide but they’re small and much more lovable. Even though some can find the American Bulldog’s structure and appearance to be very frightening, it’s reduced in size variant, the French bulldog temperament doesn’t have the exact same feel. And another distinction that this Frenchie has over its American counterpart is it is more at home inside. The fact is, the common size a Frenchie in its...

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Dog Beds: your dogs need one suitable corner

PotB — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 05:14:01 PST

In this article, we will discuss about different types of dog beds. Also, we will disclose the fact about the requirement of large dog bed. While we explore the world of petting, we can see that there are loads of things to maintain. Yes, keeping a hound in our house is not the matter of joke. Rather, we need to be very conscious about our effort of petting every time. We are not allowed to neglect our pets, as they also have a life. In that case, our maintenance matters a lot for petting a dog or any other animal. In case of dog, it is not about only the pedigree foods that will suffice...

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Little Dog, Big City

PotB — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 05:06:32 PST

Dogs aren’t just for the folks with cozy neighborhood houses and big back yards. City folk too enjoy the friendly companionship that our four-legged friends have to offer. But, you may be concerned with the small space an urban apartment or condo has to offer an active critter such as your pup. Well, there are some ways you can help your pup get along just as well when you’re in the big city. A cozy home Not all pups are born in the big city, and some have moved there from quiet homes with big yards, so the difference may be a little confusing at first. Sounds will be different,...

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How to Keep the Dog Bowls Clean

PotB — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 23:24:31 PDT

Choosing a right dog bowl will go a long way in keeping the dogs well fed and healthy. However, to keep the dog clean and sterile is not easy as it might appear. Sanitation is of prime importance in keeping the dogs healthy and disease free. Just like humans, dogs are also highly vulnerable to diseases caused by germs due to dirty bowls. Be it milk or solid food, after each serve, the bowl should be thoroughly cleaned to make sure that the germs do not multiply. Stale food and leftovers on the plate are not only harmful for the health of the dog but will also make the food less appetizing as...

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The Golden Retriever Breed – Beautiful, Friendly and Active

PotB — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 02:29:56 PDT

The Golden Retriever is a beautiful dog that originated late in the eighteen hundreds in the Scottish Highlands. This breed was created by breeding a yellow Flat-Coated Retriever with a Tweed Water Spaniel, which is now extinct. These dogs quickly became one of the most popular breeds because of their many great qualities. They are used for tracking and hunting, as bird dogs, for obedience competitions, as service dogs for the handicapped and for the detection of narcotics. Outside of the working abilities of the Golden Retriever, they make wonderful pets as they are great with children and...

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Chooks: The Pluses And Minuses Of Keeping Chooks

PotB — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 05:08:11 PDT

Whilst attempting to keep hens can potentially be a fantastic activity for the family, and whilst I personally consider that chickens make wonderful pets, there are some disadvantages to always keeping hens as well as positives. Whilst trying to keep chooks can potentially be a fantastic activity for the household, and whilst I personally consider that chickens make wonderful pets, there are some negatives to managing hens as well as positives. Lets think of the possible benefits first. Certainly the most important plus to keeping hens must be all those tasty free range eggs just lying there...

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What you can do when fleas attack your dog

PotB — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 02:59:53 PDT

One of the worse things that owners hate the most is household fleas. A household flea not only breeds in your carpet or elsewhere but also on your bulldog. They can produce up to 600 eggs in a month! They cause terrible skin conditions to dogs just with a single bite if your dog is allergic to it. It only takes one flee bite to make your dog start itching. 400 times are the numbers of time they bite. This means that it can suck blood more than its body weight from your dog. A female flea lays hundreds of eggs on your dog. Thus, fleas carry other parasites such as tapeworms. With this there...

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