Thursday, May 10, 2007
Safety first & Herbal Remedies
Why not... Visit PetAlive.com, by Native Remedies, for 100% Natural and Safe Herbal Remedies for Pets... for all the aches, pains, and injuries which active dogs seem to sustain?
Whilst you are at the site remember to sign up for their excellent Newsletter. The current edition has details of heatstroke, together with the usual warnings, which can never be over-stressed.
[Even if we know of the hazards of leaving our pets in a car... there will always be someone who ignores the warnings - and causes untold suffering.]
The Newsletter also has helpful articles on other summertime risks, like allergies - plus further current information on the pet food recall scares.
If you have a pet with pale or white ears remember to put sunscreen on them before allowing them out into the sun... they may think it undignified, and try to get out of it, but better safe than sorry!
Many white cats have had to have part of their ears removed because of skin cancer.
Whilst you are at the site remember to sign up for their excellent Newsletter. The current edition has details of heatstroke, together with the usual warnings, which can never be over-stressed.
[Even if we know of the hazards of leaving our pets in a car... there will always be someone who ignores the warnings - and causes untold suffering.]
The Newsletter also has helpful articles on other summertime risks, like allergies - plus further current information on the pet food recall scares.
If you have a pet with pale or white ears remember to put sunscreen on them before allowing them out into the sun... they may think it undignified, and try to get out of it, but better safe than sorry!
Many white cats have had to have part of their ears removed because of skin cancer.
Labels: allergies, heatstroke, herbal remedies, pet food recall, safety issues, skin cancer, sunscreen
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Pet food problem... learn what YOU need to know
Massive Pet Food Recall
Menu Foods has issued a large-scale recall of their "cuts and gravy"-style canned pet food, due to reports of renal failure in pets that consume this food. For a complete list of the brands affected, and more information, please check out the Menu Foods website.
I found the information at the following website, so to check for further details and other useful info just visit About dogs
[This is a current problem and more information has come to light within the last few days.]
I am adding this post to all my 'doggy' blogs in order that as many people as possible know of the problem.
Menu Foods has issued a large-scale recall of their "cuts and gravy"-style canned pet food, due to reports of renal failure in pets that consume this food. For a complete list of the brands affected, and more information, please check out the Menu Foods website.
I found the information at the following website, so to check for further details and other useful info just visit About dogs
[This is a current problem and more information has come to light within the last few days.]
I am adding this post to all my 'doggy' blogs in order that as many people as possible know of the problem.
Labels: pet food recall, pet foods scare, renal failure
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