Tuesday, September 9, 2008

A Happy, Healthy Doxy takes Nuvet Plus


Meet Cayman, a longhair miniature dachshund. This handsome young pup is very fortunate to be cared by a loving human mom. Cayman is starting out at a young age taking NuVet Plus supplements to insure that his growing body is getting just the right amount of vitamins, minerals, herbs and other nutrients that a growing puppy needs to live a long and healthy life.
Would you like to follow along with me to see how Cayman is growing and learning to become a therapy dog? Check out his blog -

Click on his picture. Cayman is now a graduate from a Petco Puppy Ed Class. He will be going on to earned his CGC just like Pippin did three years ago. All owners should be encouraged to put their dogs through the AKC's Canine Good Citizen® (CGC) Program. It was designed to reward dogs who have good manners at home and in the community. The Canine Good Citizen Program is a two-part program that stresses responsible pet ownership for owners and basic good manners for dogs. All dogs who pass the 10-step CGC test may receive a certificate from the American Kennel Club. Just look at this proud young man whom recently pass his puppy class, Way to go Cayman!







Monday, September 8, 2008

NuJoint Supplement for Dogs


After I have finished the ingredient list for NuVet Plus Supplements, I will be starting on NuJoint. Stay tuned, it will be very informative and your dog will thank you for it.

Ingredients in NuVet Plus part 25 Vitamin C (Ester C)

VITAMIN C (ESTER C™) - A powerful antioxidant that also protects other antioxidants such as Vitamin E. Ester C™) is buffered, which is a gentler form that is easier on the stomachs of animals and is 4 times more available to the tissues than ordinary Vitamin C, which is highly acidic. The cells of the brain and spinal cord, which frequently incur free radical damage, can be protected by significant amounts of Vitamin C. In addition to its role as an antioxidant, Vitamin C also increases the synthesis of Interferon, a natural anti-viral substance produced by the body, and stimulates the activity of certain key immune cells. Vitamin C is a key factor in many immune functions, including white blood cell function and Interferon levels. Due to its antioxidant properties, it combats the effects of free radicals while lowering the risk of cataracts and promoting cell growth and tissue repair.

You can order NuVet Plus for your pet by going to NuVet Labs® Official site

When ordering you must use this order code 42299 you can't order without it.

Remember to check back each day to read the next life improving ingredient in NuVet Plus The best pet supplement available.

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Grooming the Lhasa Apso







Hi I'm Maisey
This is the Lhasa Apso, country of origin is Tibet. It belongs to the non-sporting group in the AKC. It's long, flowing coat can be any color or pattern. Grooming is a high priority or as we call it 'high maintenance'. These sturdy little dogs should be mat and tangle free to keep skin and coat in great condition, however mats are a major problem if not brushed regularly. The hair should be light and airy in appearance. Full grooming including nail trim, bath, ears plucked and cleaned and trimming, this should be done every 4 weeks. Common pet grooming is usually clipped short and styled, but as you can see this pretty girl is left in a long coat. Tools needed for grooming a Lhasa Apso are: nail trimmers or file, ear powder to pluck ear hairs that grow down into the ear canal, ear cleaning solution, slicker brush, metal comb, pin brush and shears for trimming. Top knot bows can be placed on top of head to keep hair out of eyes. One or two bows are fine, it all depends on what the owner likes.

Thursday, September 4, 2008

New Product Announcement from Dr. Jane Bicks * Life's Abundance Canned Dog Food *

Finally, New Life's Abundance Premium Canned Health Foods for Puppies and Adult Dogs. It's been a long time coming, but it's hard to put a timetable on perfection!
This new dog food line is truly a cut above the rest. Dr. Jane Bicks, a holistic veterinarian believes that it is healthier for dogs to eat two small meals a day, as opposed to one large meal. That is why she formulated two meals, one especially for breakfast and another just for dinner. It is well known that dogs absolutely love canned food. HealthyPetNet's goal was to provide your canine with delicious, high-quality meals that are also nutritionally superior. Life's Abundance premium canned foods are so great because these meals please the taste buds and satisfy dog's innermost cravings for wholesome nutrition! Wow!





The breakfast recipe was formulated to include a number of savory and nutritious ingredients used in omelets. Dogs of all breeds will happily enjoy this wonderful morning meal featuring turkey, shrimp, eggs, red skinned potatoes, red bell peppers and cheddar cheese. And it's seasoned with just the right amount of basil and parsley. It's the perfect tail-wagging way to start a day!






The dinner recipe was formulated to be similar to a meal you and I would prepare for ourselves. It's a delicious evening meal featuring organic chicken, crab, eggs, carrots, red skinned potatoes, peas … even apples, for a built-in dessert. This flavorful and satisfying meal is a doggy dream come true!

These breakfast and dinner meals are perfect as stand-alone meals or tasty toppers.Of course, every serving of the breakfast and dinner meals include optimal amounts of added vitamins, minerals and other important nutrients, to help maintain a healthy body. They don't just say it, They guarantee it! Life's Abundance list the amounts of added vitamin E, vitamin C, Omega-3 and 6 fatty acids, L-carnitine and taurine on the breakfast and dinner food labels.

Finally, Dr. Jane says "I want to stress something I consider vital to the long-term health of companion animals. While other companies may use questionable ingredients to enhance the appearance and elevate the nutritional value for foods, we prefer to use only the very best ingredients, as naturally as possible. That is why you will never find artificial colors, artificial flavors, corn, corn gluten, wheat or wheat gluten in any of our foods. It is because of these unusually high standards that our Life’s Abundance brand has come to mean “quality pet nutrition without compromise”. As a holistic veterinarian and product formulator, I am very proud of this high level of quality."
Order all the Life's Abundance Pet Foods and Treats at: www.pipschoice.com
Turkey & Shrimp Breakfast in Broth & Chicken & Crab Dinner in Sauce
24 - 5.5 oz. Cans
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Ingredients in NuVet Plus part 24 Vitamin B Complex

VITAMIN B COMPLEX - The vitamin B complex consists of eight water soluble vitamins. The B vitamins work together to boost metabolism, enhance the immune system and nervous system. B Complex maintains the health of skin, coat, eyes, mouth, liver and muscle tone, encourage cell growth and division, and maintains muscle tone in the gastrointestinal track and other benefits to your pet's body.
The B Complex contains: B1- thiamine, B2- riboflavin, B3- also known as niacin, B5- Pantothenic acid, Vitamin B6- pyridoxine, B7—also known as Biotin or vitamin H, B9- folic acid and Vitamin B12- also known as Cobalamin or Cyanocobalamin
Brewer's yeast is one of the best sources of the B vitamins. They are necessary for carbohydrate, fat, and protein metabolism.

You can order NuVet Plus for your pet by going to NuVet Labs® Official site

When ordering you must use this order code 42299 you can't order without it.

Remember to check back each day to read the next life improving ingredient in NuVet Plus
The best pet supplement available.

Monday, September 1, 2008

How to tell if your Dog is in Distress

There are signs or signals that shows your dog may be in trouble. Here are some common examples and what you need to do.

Your dog is gagging, choking, drooling or pawing at his mouth.
Check for foreign object stuck in throat or mouth. Small sticks can easily get lodged in the roof of the mouth. Stick chewing should be discouraged.

Your dog is straining when trying to have a bowel movement.
Constipation or an obstruction of the bowels. A tablespoon or two of canned pumpkin can help for constipation. If your suspect a obstruction, keep an eye on your pet. If your dog does not pass the object within one day, take him to see your vet.

Your dog whines or cries, tenses up or crouches, trembles, has heavy breathing.
Possible sign of poison, bloat, pain from swallowing sharp object. Intense pain usually abdominal. Take to a veterinarian immediately.

Nervous panting and pacing.
Possible pain or discomfort. Watch carefully and if it persists seek help.

Squatting numerous times but not urinating or just dribbling small amount of urine.
Possible bladder or kidney infection. Tell your veterinarian.

Scooting across floor on rear.
Sign of possible anal gland blockage (glands need to be emptied) or harden stool around rectum. Rear needs washed with warm water.

Bad odor from ears or constant scratching of ears.
Possible yeast infection or ear mites. Use ear wash and medicine from veterinarian.