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Nancy Houser | June 30, 2009
With more and more people moving to vegetarian diets today, it stands to reason they would also transfer their dogs and pets to the same diet for the same reasons—better health benefits, better foods as meat in most dog foods is unfit for human consumption, longer lives, healthier lifestyles, and respect for animals raised for [...]
Nancy Houser | June 29, 2009
For a long time it has been accepted that dogs are basically a carnivores animal who survives best on meat instead of vegetarian diets for dogs. The majority of canned dog food and dry kibble dog food is beef, chicken, lamb or meat by-products mixed with a little bit of everything else including grains. But [...]
Nancy Houser | June 25, 2009
Before anyone gets too excited about whether or not their dog can get swine flu or not, they may want to first look at their personal situation in regard to the swine flu itself. According to the Austrian investigative journalist, Jane Burgermeister and her upcoming July criminal swine flu trial, she has enough evidence to [...]
Nancy Houser | June 24, 2009
Human MRSA has now been found not only in humans but also in family pets and domesticated animals, according to the latest scientific studies. Recent clinical studies are showing through documentation that community-associated MRSA epidemics are spreading in the United States and moving into Canada. The MRSA studies involve areas in high school sports, professional [...]
Nancy Houser | June 23, 2009
Dogs are very much a domesticated social animal that craves human attention and socialization. Anyone who works as a dog trainer or is a caring owner fully understands all dogs were bred for it. I guess with this sort of background in mind, common sense would tell us that the majority of dogs do not [...]
Nancy Houser | June 22, 2009
Some of the most heartwarming free photographs of dogs, infants and children come through the Internet and email to share with the entire world in a minute’s notice. Today’s Way Cool Dog’s article shares some of these with you and a daily “ahhhh” moment. Photographs of humor, caring, heart-wrenching moments in time, cuteness, and love [...]
Nancy Houser | June 20, 2009
Routine care coverage for dogs involve regular check-ups at least twice a year. Unfortunately, optimal routine care for the dogs through the majority of pet or dog health insurance programs is typically not offered to the policyholders, unless through a special “rider” or “add-on” at higher rates. Regular visits to the vet that include regular [...]
Nancy Houser | June 19, 2009
Statistics are showing that pet health insurance is the least important thing in a pet owner’s budgets. This is at a time when third party claims are on the rise against dog owners for dog bites, dog attacks, dog destruction, etc. But it is vital that pet owners look around at pet insurance companies in [...]
