Mothers are busy women. Right from changing nappies of their young ones to monitoring their children’s education, mothers usually take care of everything at home. And when they have pets at home, the responsibilities just never seem to end. So what should you, as a mother do, to maintain your pets well while doing the regular motherly tasks? Here’s a quick guide. Read on… Keep Your Pets Indoor One of the most vital tips is not to have your pet on one corner of the house and your children on the other corner. It would save you from excess of juggling from here and there and provide you with a…
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Dressed for Success: The Pros and Cons of Dressing Up Your Dog
Do you dress your pets? There are many things to consider when dressing a pet – from the temperature to the temperament of the animal. As more people are clothing their cats and dogs, there is a variety of options available to pet owners. Bringing Out The Personality of the Pet Image via Flickr by Bad Apple Photography Pets, like people, have personalities. It is important to dress your pet to fit their personality. You dress in clothes that show off your style; you should do the same for your furry friend. Is your dog a diva? Dress her in a dress, and even consider something like a crown hat.…
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A Healthy Need for Speed
Horses are some of the most elegant and beautiful members of the animal kingdom. Their appearance is one of impressive aesthetics, one which captures the viewer’s attention. The slender figure and long slim legs enable horses to move elegantly and freely. However, due to the fact that they are so thin and must support the entire weight of the animal, this part of the body tends to be quite sensitive. Joints and articulations are exposed to pressure on a daily basis, so they should be strengthened in order to prevent cartilage rupture. When it occurs, this can be very painful and might prevent the horse from being able to move.…
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Calming a Stressed Pet
Families, arguments, stress. The three are interconnected and bound tightly together by an invisible twine. It is inescapable for the functional family. We have all experienced the stresses of life that can spring on you unwittingly, and we can all agree that being stressed is never a pleasant experience. Our pets are very similar to us in that they can also be prone to experience the unpleasantries of stress, and like us, can cause problems and affect their behaviour. Animals for many different reasons can start showing signs of stress whether it is a change of home or adjusting to a new family member. Also, as some animals get older…
