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My Dog Page
The Following Are articles that I have recieved through penpals or from email . Just wanted to share them with you.
A scouring pad (the green fibrous sort) can be used to remove cat or dog hairs from upholstery.
Most people trim their pet's nails with nail trimmers. There are however, alternative ways of giving your pet a pedicure. A dremmel tool is used by many breeders to keep nails short. If you and your dog have patience, a nail file is an excellent way to keep your pet's nails short.
Food from the table is, in general, inappropriate to feed your dog as it does not provide balanced nutrition. Some people foods, however, are down-right toxic. This includes raw onions, chocolate and grapes in large quantities. Call your veterinarian if your pet has ingested any of the above.
It is important to keep all alcoholic beverages out of reach of your dog. Many dogs enjoy the sweet flavor of alcoholic beverages. Alcohol can be toxic if ingested in adequate amounts. Signs of toxicosis include listlessness, uncontrolled thirst and urination, and even seizures. If your pet has ingested alcohol, see your vet right away.
Did you know that you can train your dog to ring a bell to signal that he needs to go outside? Hang a bell next to the door, low enough for your dog to reach. Every time you go outside, hit the bell before leaving. Show your dog how to make the bell ring with his paw. Soon he will be hitting the bell himself to signal his need to go outside
"There is no psychiatrist in the world like a puppy licking your face."
-- Ben Williams
Have you ever noticed that your dogs nails can become exceptionally sharp following trimming? To prevent these sharp edges from tearing fabric, scratching floors and skin, use an emory board to gently file each nail following trimming.
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