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- Published 07/24/2009
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Diet and the Older Dog
- By Christina Harvey
- Published 02/11/2010
- Food & Diets
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We all want our dogs to enjoy the highest quality of life for the longest possible time. Proper diet, adequate exercise, weight control, appropriate supplements, and good veterinary care can all help our dogs remain active and vibrant well into their senior years.
Nutrition can make a significant difference in how long our dogs live, and how healthy they remain as they age, but there are a lot of misconceptions about what type of diet is best for older dogs.
NY Dog is 1st in Nation with Swine Flu
- By Christina Harvey
- Published 12/29/2009
- Pet Health
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — A dog in suburban New York is the first in the nation confirmed to be carrying the same strain of swine flu that is infecting humans, experts said Tuesday.
The 13-year-old mixed breed male, which is recovering, apparently caught the virus from his owner. But Michael San Filippo, a spokesman for the American Veterinary Medical Association, said there’s no evidence that the flu strain can be transmitted from a pet to a person.
Can My Pet Catch Swine Flu?
- By Christina Harvey
- Published 05/1/2009
- Pet Health
- Unrated
Jogging and Other Aerobic Exercising with Dogs
- By Christina Harvey
- Published 04/23/2009
- Dog Training , General Pet Articles , Pet Health
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Be Responsible: Pet Ownership & Pet Care Tips for Cats and Dogs
- By Mailey McLaughlin
- Published 10/28/2008
- General Pet Articles
- Unrated
Practicing responsible pet ownership requires more than just food, water, training, and love. His health, wellness, and interaction with you are important as well. Before you bring your furry friend home read these helpful pet care tips that focus on the necessities of dog and cat care. It’s your job to create a loving, nurturing atmosphere for your new pet!



