My mother used to cook for our English Sheep Dog. She (the dog) was partial to Brussels sprouts - what can I say, she was English. If it's boiled it must be good.
Feeding, training and caring for a pet (cat, dog, bird, whatever) isn't always obvious. Even if they look like you, they are different. So it's time for some expert help.
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Answer to Are these six cats held up by this man dead? (I'm very sorry, there is a sad photo involved)
Snopes.com is a ggod resource for seperating internet fact from fiction. Run the photo by them. Try this part of the forums: http://message.sn... more » -
Answer to Are these six cats held up by this man dead? (I'm very sorry, there is a sad photo involved)
Cats tend to go limp when you pick them up by the scruff of their necks. It is a reflex from when they were kittens. If the cats in the photo w... more » -
Answer to Are these six cats held up by this man dead? (I'm very sorry, there is a sad photo involved)
Given how limp they appear, (and the fact that back in high school biology, we disected four preserved cats for a month or so, learning the muscles... more » -
Within the city of Seattle, Seattle Animal Control and Seattle Animal Shelter are the same facility but do serve different purposes. Animal Contro... more » -
Please don't wash your cats. They can do significant damage to you, even with recently-trimmed claws, and it's not worth it. Plus, for medicated sh... more »
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I agree with e.strange. Bathing a cat is scary business. I'm not even sure if it is good for cats to bathe them. I have outdoor/indoor kittie... more » -
When I was 8 months pregnant, I (meaning my husband, while I watched) painted the entryway and a bathroom in a fit of nesting. We took a break at s... more »
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You can bathe and vacuum all you want, but it's probably not going to help with your flea problem. In my experience, the only thing that really wor... more » -
FeaturedNot that I'm biased or anything :), but at Ahimsa Dog Training, we work with dog/dog aggression. We have Growly Dog classes, which is a six week gr... more » -
Yogurt is NOT lactose-free. It does contain bacteria that helps digestion though. My cat will throw up after just licking the lid. Obv. your cat is... more » -
Jeff Tinsley, Sound Animal Services. He's great. more » -
Mild winter. They didn't die off in great numbers, and more importantly, neither did their prey species. more » -
Recent extended hot temperatures have forced out thirsty house spiders looking for a drink. You may see more indoors moving in habitable space dur... more » -
Yes. It's because of all the damned flies and because the seasons transitioned smoothly & mildly (no big teases of hot-cold-hot-cold, and no terr... more » -
Three times in the past week I've had to remove a rather large spider from my bathtub. (I use a plastic cup and paper to capture him and toss him ... more » -
Ive noticed that too. Never had any in my apartment before - two of em in the last couple of days. Very strange. Really big ones too. more » -
FeaturedI can't speak to whether or not there are actually more spiders this year or not. Certainly with warm and dry weather spiders are more active and e... more » -
Good lord its like a spiderpocalypse. more » -
Answer to Will eating seaweed harm my dog?
I eat seaweed all the time and it hasn't killed me yet. I carry a knife when I fish and frequently cut a slice to munch on. I've never gotten sick,... more » -
Answer to Will eating seaweed harm my dog?
I'd be concerned about pollution. Per Fish and Wildlife, seawater in summer is a good source of bacteria that can be killed by cooking but will be ... more » - more answers in Pets »
