These pets think they are the Easter Bunny
Happy Easter to you from Paws For Reaction and these super cute festive pets!
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If you don’t think a rabbit is a big commitment
think again- rabbits have an average life span of 10 years.
#RabbitFact!
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Do you have a mouthy cat? It’s probably all your
fault- the more you talk to your feline friend, the more it will speak to you. Meow!
#CatFact
Celebrate Easter with these adorable bunny rabbits
Have a great Easter weekend from Paws For Reaction!
Have a great Easter weekend from Paws For Reaction!
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You’ve heard the phrase “it’s raining cats and
dogs.” This quirky, clichéd remark originated in seventeenth-century England.
During heavy rainstorms stray animals would drown and could be seen floating
down the streets making it look as though it had been “raining cats and dogs.”
Disturbing!
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Glowing and gross! Cat urine glows in the dark when
a black light shines on it. If you think your cat has had an accident inside
the home, turn on that black light and find the spot!
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It’s a canine commandment! Dogs are mentioned 14
times in the Bible. Praise the woof!
#DogFact!
Dog fact
According to the Guinness
Book of World Records, the dog who lived the longest life was Bluey, an
Australian Cattle Dog that lived to be 29 years old.
#DogFact!
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Easter-inspired treats: are eggs good snacks for pets?
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Easter is in season and painted eggs are all the rage.
Don’t be fooled, eggs are more than just the pretty and decorative symbols of this spring holiday. Eggs are full of protein and nutrients that are great for people. But
are eggs good for pets?
Dogs get cheeky: these adorable toys have junk in the trunk!
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No need to call animal control- this is a bum that
your dog can sink its teeth into without worrying about the consequences.
Romp! Silly
Bums are adorable stuffed teasers and are great for dogs of all sizes.
These toys will even entertain dog owners. Go ahead and say it. “My dog has
some junk in the trunk!”
Dog Fact
100 different St. Bernard puppies were used
to make the movie Beethoven's 2nd due
to how quickly the breed grows and matures.
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Pet of the month: little Lola enjoys her playtime with her best friend
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Little Lola was a stray cat who wandered into the
middle of the road one night and was rescued by a young girl who then gave that
cat to her cousin. Lola now lives in her forever home with her best friend- a
Jack Russell Terrier named Oliver. Lola loves to jump over Oliver and play with
his toys. She loves sitting by the window and waiting for her family to come
home from work. Lola is very quiet, and timid, and has never quite found her voice.
When she meows it is very quiet and soft. Her fur is a fair buff colour and very soft. She spends most of her time sitting
on the stairs waiting for pets from her people. But don’t be fooled- she loves
to bug her best friend when no one is looking and often gets caught jumping
right over him.
It's all about the Irish: put aside popular pet names of 2012 and try something a little more Irish
Bella, Bailey, Max, and Chloe are the trendiest pet names in North America right now and Katniss is of course on its way up the ranks. But on this Oh greenest of days, I’d like to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by suggesting some great Irish pet names to shake things up. Forget about Lucky or Shamus- these unique Irish names may be perfect for a pet. This is my top 10 list of Irish pet names, along with the top 10 pet names of 2012 according to the annual report published by Veterinary Pet Insurance.
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Bella, Bailey, Max, and Chloe are the trendiest pet names in North America right now and Katniss is of course on its way up the ranks. But on this Oh greenest of days, I’d like to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by suggesting some great Irish pet names to shake things up. Forget about Lucky or Shamus- these unique Irish names may be perfect for a pet. This is my top 10 list of Irish pet names, along with the top 10 pet names of 2012 according to the annual report published by Veterinary Pet Insurance.
Happy St. Patrick's Day to you and your pets!
Check out these festive pets and have a green day!
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Dog fact
The only sweat-glands a dog has are located between the paw pads.
#DogFact
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#DogFact
Cat fact
Black cats are a symbol of good luck in Great Britain.
#CatFact
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Black cats are a symbol of good luck in Great Britain.
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Pet Food Recall: March 2013 *UPDATED*
March 2013 – According to a news bulletin just discovered by our staff and published by PetSmart on its website sometime earlier this month.
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PRESS RELEASE
Iams Withdraws Shakeables Brand Dog Treats
by Mike Sagman
March 2013 – According to a news bulletin just discovered by our staff and published by PetSmart on its website sometime earlier this month.“Proctor and Gamble has issued a voluntary market withdrawal of Iams Shakeables Turkey and Lamb Dog Treats with certain ‘Impacted Lot Numbers’ listed below. These treats are being voluntarily withdrawn due to potential for mold growth.”According to the retailer, no other products are affected. Proctor and Gamble claim it has not received any reports of human or pet illnesses.
This month’s featured cat treat is purrrfectly pure
and healthy
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Cats go crazy for the fresh, pure taste of PureBites®
Ocean Whitefish Freeze Dried Cat Treats.
Each bite is packed full of flavour and aromas sealed in by the freeze-drying
process. This makes these treats highly palatable for your feline family member.
The Ocean Whitefish is low in calories but great for
the cat’s skin and coat. These tasty treats are healthy enough to feed to any
life stage. Kittens will love these all-natural treats and they are perfectly
sized to be great training tools.
Featured dog treat for March is puppy approved
When choosing a treat for a puppy it is important to select a healthy option. A puppy’s stomach can be sensitive and Wellness® Just for Puppy Mini Soft Treats have natural ingredients that are palatable and highly digestible.
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You just brought your puppy home and have to choose
a treat for the first time. The pet store can be a confusing place with way too
many endless options. Puppy owners must be more careful when selecting
something new to introduce to their dog's tummy.
When choosing a treat for a puppy it is important to select a healthy option. A puppy’s stomach can be sensitive and Wellness® Just for Puppy Mini Soft Treats have natural ingredients that are palatable and highly digestible.
Creative cats: interesting and strange art inspired by felines
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Abyssinian is a cunning and clever feline
The exotic looking Abyssinian cat breed is in the
top five most popular pedigree cats registered with the Cat Fanciers Association.
These social and affectionate felines are clever and make great companions for
pet owners who love to play with their animals.
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Odd and strange dog-inspired artwork
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Follow the paw prints: California’s popular ‘Dog
TV’ travels all the way to Israel
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Launched in San Diego last year ‘Dog TV’ is a
television channel designed just for dogs that can now be seen all over
California. Now ‘Dog TV’ has branched out all the way to pet parents in Israel.
Cute and crazy dogs dressed up for some St. Patrick's Day fun
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
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Dog and cat fact
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The Akita dog breed: Loyal beyond belief
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Brave,
bold and fiercely loyal the Japanese Akita is a great companion for
experienced dog owners. With a little patience and a lot of training an
Akita can be a valuable addition to your family, happily participating in
your day to day activities right by your side.
Bringing Home the Bunny: Shopping list
Bringing
Home the Bunny is
a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
The last part of my series for new rabbit owners is a quick checklist of items you need to welcome your new pet into your home.
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The last part of my series for new rabbit owners is a quick checklist of items you need to welcome your new pet into your home.
I hope this helped you prepare for your new rabbit friend. Rabbits are so diverse and with so many sizes, breeds, and personalities out they can be a great new edition to your family.
Shopping List
-Large multi-level cage
-Water bottle
-Bedding
-Hay
-Pelleted rabbit diet
-Chew toys
-Corner litter pan
-Exercise pen or pet-fence
-Hiding house
-Hay manger
-Food dish/manger
-Pet safe cage disinfecting cleaner
-Poop scoop
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Bringing Home the Bunny: Illnesses and common diseases
Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
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Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
Bringing Home the Bunny: Proper care and socialization
Bringing
Home the Bunny is
a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
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Bringing Home the Bunny: Diet, food, and nutrition
Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
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Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
Bringing Home the Bunny: Grooming and cleanliness
Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
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Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
Bringing Home the Bunny: Environment and homemaking
Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
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Bringing Home the Bunny: Cages and rabbit rooms
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They are cute and cuddly and can be fun to watch as they play and hop for hours. Rabbits are gentle, social creatures with big personalities, and even bigger popularity with pet parents. These little cuties are commonly thought of as part of the rodent family, but they are in fact lagomorphs.
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