Friday, November 13th, 2009 at
2:49 pm
Cats and leather furniture are fairly incompatible. Since leather is a hide from an animal and still contains odors from the animal, a cat will typically find it irresistible. So what can you do?
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How to Protect Leather Furniture From Cat Clawing
Friday, November 13th, 2009 at
2:34 pm
Pneumothorax in cats can cause a difficulty in breathing in your pet, especially when they try to inhale. If it is severe enough, it can very quickly turn your pets tongue, gums, and lips almost totally blue in color.
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Pneumothorax in Cats
Friday, November 13th, 2009 at
1:58 pm
I was shocked when I learned of a loophole the airlines have in reference to reporting animal fatalities. I was reading about a puppy that was crushed to death in her crate on the tarmac of a major international airport by being run over by a baggage conveyor machine. Yet, this animal’s death was not included in the airline’s reported total animal fatalities. How could this be? It’s because the puppy was being shipped by a breeder. She was being transported by a business to be someone’s pet, but she wasn’t someone’s pet yet. The word “animal” for purposes of having to report a injury in the airline industry means one “that is being kept as a pet in a family household in the United States”. So any injured or killed commercially owned animals being shipped by breeders, farms, pet stores, laboratories, etc., don’t have to be reported to the U.S. Department of Transportation. What a loophole!! Of course, airline officials say animal accidents are rare. The figures reported …