Symptoms your pet is sick and needs help

It can be difficult to know how your pet is feeling. Animals can’t tell us what is wrong with them, so it’s up to you as a loving pet owner to look for visible signs that your pet isn’t feeling well. Here are 12 symptoms to look out for that could indicate that your dog or cat is not well. Read on

An unfortunate fact of life, is that dogs and humans, get worms. There’s no way of stopping your dog from going outdoors in the park, backyard or for walks around the neighborhood, so he can readily  pick up parasites from the soil.

There are fortunately, many easy home remedies to treat your dog for worms if you prefer to eliminate additives, chemicals and artificial components from his diet.

The remedies listed below are both herbal, and homeopathic, so you can try as many as you like until you find one that works best for your dog. Read on...

Dubai World Record Eagle Flight

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Our beloved Jet, You chose to stay with us the longest, dear friend, First your mum Kittie Cat came to me that day, she jumped up onto my wheelchair that day, landing ever so softly onto my lap, carefully avoiding that tender spot where my right leg used to be. 

With that unique mottle colored face and those kind eyes, staring right into the depths of my soul, she got up on her hind legs, to snuggle briefly against my chest, just as she did when I brought her in from the cold on that terrible stormy and joyful night, 3 years before.

Braving the possible wrath of those pet-less creatures (us), she sat there on the outside window sill, her tiny body tossed about, as huge raindrops pelted down on her already drenched fur, forlornly peering inward to the warmth of our bedroom. 

Yes, in that single moment she stole every ounce of love we could muster, snuggling up right there into all of out hearts. That day she left, briefly she gazed back into my eyes one last time as she gently jumped down onto the floor and disappeared through the open door, never to be seen again We still miss her terribly.

Your brothers and sisters all went ahead of you, but you, my boy, you stayed with us, moving with us to our new home, brave like your mom, you watched over us and your new great young friend, Anana our gangly legged pup, from that same land of special stray pets. Your tiny body returned to us, the victim of a hit and run.

Anana still misses you a lot my boy, and she still peers through your favorite open window some evenings, the moment she hears something sounding remotely like you coming in from one of your adventures.
Your ever loving family,

Andre' Daleen & Aurora

Dog In Shelter for 9 Years In FINALLY Adopted! Watch 

What He Does!

This dog just couldn’t contain his happiness and excitement! And it’s totally understandable, because who wouldn’t be jumping with joy for finally getting adopted after 9 years of being locked

GONE VIRAL: They’re calling him the smartest dog ever (don’t miss the end!)

GONE VIRAL: They’re calling him the smartest dog ever (don’t miss the end!)

A Great Dollar Saving Tic and Flea Repellant, Citronella

Citronella According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), citronella has been used for more than 50 years as an insect repellent, and is particularly effective in repelling mosquitoes, biting flies and fleas. The active insect-repelling ingredient is the oil extracted from the dried citronella grass. Citronella oil has a tart, citrus-like odor that can make it difficult for an insect to locate a host via its sense of smell. It's important to note, however, that citronella merely repels insects, and does not kill them. Characteristics Citronella oil is usually colorless, although it may have a slight yellow tinge, and is identifiable by its woodsy, lemony odor. The oil can be harmful if ingested, although the quantity would have to be significant to cause damage. In fact, the relatively low toxicity level of citronella oil allows it to be used throughout the home with no negative side effects. There are two types of citronella grass, commonly called Ceylon citronella and Java citronella. Java citronella is considered superior due to the grass's higher oil yield. Dogs There are commercially available products containing citronella that can be used to keep a dog free of fleas, including sprays and collars. The Daily Puppy website, however, outlines a homemade citronella recipe. Place 15 drops of undiluted citronella oil in a spray bottle, filling the remainder with water. Shake well, then spray liberally on your dog's coat (spray some directly on your hands to work it into the area around the dog's head, taking care not to get directly inside his eyes, ears or mouth). For additional protection, soak cotton balls in this citronella mixture and leave them in areas of the house that are not regularly vacuumed. Carpets and rugs should also be sprayed.