Self Improvement Site
On The Internet! Take the Self Improvement Tour
On The Internet! Take the Self Improvement Tour
Pets Articles
We are currently looking for an Official SelfGrowth.com Guide to "Pets". If you have expertise in Pets and your own website and/or product for this topic, please review this form for complete details. The Official Guide Position is part of our Premium Placement Package
- Comparing Pure Bred Dogs with Mixed Breeds - by Submitted on Jan 05, 2009 from Menno SpijkstraChoosing a dog breed can be a big decision making thing for many families. Normally, the choices would differ according to the lifestyle of your family. For individuals with an active lifestyle, they most likely would prefer a dog that is very adaptable to an outdoor lifestyle. While for less ...
Views: 1079 - Pet Natural Products Are Often More Effective - by Submitted on Sep 28, 2009 from Paul RodgersAs a loving pet owner, you know you must make informed and educated decisions when choosing treatment options for your pet. Natural pet products are a choice that you can feel good about providing to your pet without worrying that you may be giving him something harmful or something that simply ...
Views: 1079(1 vote) - Would It be Right Utilizing LED Aquarium Lights For Aquarium - by Submitted on Aug 03, 2011 from John BeanceAquarium LED lighting happens to be used for specific types of lights e. g. night. Because the products has advanced, this can be a challenger for being the primary source of light and is a popular subject on the fish tank preservation world. It can not only create the aquarium seem better but ...
Views: 1078 - Accommodating a Stressed Out Mom: 5 Ways a Dog Can Help - by Submitted on Sep 22, 2015 from Rachelle WilberAs a mom, you have a lot on your plate every single day. In addition to taking care of the kids, you have a house to manage, errands to run, and budgets to manage among other things. Getting a dog might seem like just more work for your already cramped lifestyle, but you might be surprised at ...
Views: 1078 - Tips On How To Housebreak Your Puppy - by Submitted on Sep 21, 2008 from Geoffrey EnglishHousebreaking can be one of the most frustrating parts of having a new puppy. Here are some tips to help you. Routine Puppies are easily confused. You must provide a consistent routine. Take him out the same door every time he has to "go". Walk him to the same area. Use one word to tell him ...
Views: 1077 - Toilet-Training Your Cat - by Submitted on May 13, 2009 from Cameron CarterThere is media today where you see cats using the toilet. Many take this as some Hollywood stunt. The truth is, that it is very possible to train any cat to use the toilet. As a cat owner if you want your cat to be toilet trained, just use these helpful tips. The first step to teaching your cat ...
Views: 1077 - 5 Mistakes Your Dog Doesn't Want You to Make This Winter - by Submitted on Nov 04, 2011 from Joy RandelFall brings with it the reminder that soon we will be surrounded by ice and snow. Your dog needs your help to remain healthy and happy during this difficult time of the year. If you can avoid these common mistakes winter will pass in a breeze! 1. Not Giving Dogs in Cold Weather Extra ...
Views: 1075 - Healthy Dog Food Or Junk? - by Submitted on Jan 26, 2008 from Lori MatthewsAs a dog-owner, have you ever thought twice about the actual nutritional value of the food and treats you are feeding your dog? If you are concerned about the health of your pet and loyal companion, you should be more aware of what the ingredients are in the dog food and products that you buy. ...
Views: 1075 - Top 10 Reasons For Purchasing A Dog Stroller That Makes It Worthy - by Submitted on Nov 04, 2018 from Sakibul IslamDog strollers are produced to give safety and supreme relaxation for the pets. Listed below are the topmost ten reasons. Fantastic for travelers: You are always on the move and if you're a pet owner, you can take your pet with you wherever and if you proceed with no hassle and clutter on your ...
Views: 1075 - New Puppy Care: 5 Top Tips to Give Your Puppy a Long and Healthy Life - by Submitted on Jul 07, 2009 from Tamsin SowdenAre you a new puppy owner? Or are you just about to buy that pup? Either way, now is the time to think about how you will care for your puppy's health. By following these 5 handy tips, you'll be setting your puppy up for a long and healthy life! 1. Get to know your vet Your first step ...
Views: 1074(1 vote) - Dog Hot Spots May Cause Hair Loss - by Submitted on Jun 17, 2011 from Jennifer GretsonPuzzling bald patches on the body of a dog may be cause for concern. The patches may be dry or wet. They are called dog hot spots and can cause a lot of discomfort. They are very often caused by bacteria. If the dog is kept in an area conducive to the breeding of bacteria, this condition may ...
Views: 1073 - Facts about the Chihuahua Teacup Puppies - by Submitted on Apr 01, 2011 from Jackie A SmithThe origin of the Chihuahua Teacup Puppies belongs to the regions of South America, Mexico and Central America. The puppies of this breed are named after the state of Mexico, ‘Chihuahua’. The Chihuahua breed has been registered by the American Kennel Club as a pet dog breed in the year 1904.In ...
Views: 1073 - PetTracking Microchip - The Fastest Way to Find Your Pet - by Submitted on Jan 07, 2017 from Jack HillA pet is a very good companion and stress reliever for pet lovers. However, a lost pet could bring on great anxiety to the owner and the animal. This is where professional pet recovery service providers could assist in reuniting the lost pet to its rightful owner with the advanced technology of ...
Views: 1073 - Raised Dog Beds for Winter Time - by Submitted on Dec 05, 2011 from john pichaRover Company manufactures the best Raised Dog Beds for Winter Time on the market today in the USA. With fall almost behind us and Christmas just right around the corner it’s time to think about getting your best friend the right gift. We manufacture the perfect Raised Dog Bed you can give your ...
Views: 1073(1 vote) - Dog Potty Training Review: Does It Really Work? - by Submitted on Aug 18, 2010 from Hugo C. CercilThe following topics are all covered in the Complete Dog Potty Training guide: -Numerous techniques that owners may use to effectively housebreak their new dog -The appropriate time for your puppy (or dog!) to receive potty training . Learn about the tools you will need to completely potty ...
Views: 1072(1 vote) - My Greatest Spiritual Teacher, My Pet! - by Submitted on Feb 13, 2008 from Veronica HayMy greatest spiritual lessons came to me in the one place I least expected, wrapped in one incredibly beautiful ball of fur. They came from YOU! My dearest companion and loving pet. You taught me to feel my way through life, to keep my senses open, and to sniff out each person, place and ...
Views: 1072 - Pet Portraits – Tips For An Elegant Shot - by Submitted on May 28, 2010 from Azalea WrightHaving a good photograph of a certain pet will generally lead to a more elegant and naturalistic appearance of your personal pet portraits. Actually, getting an excellent image of your pets particularly dogs and cats are frustrating for they are not human that could be given an instruction to ...
Views: 1072(1 vote) - Cat Care 101 - by Submitted on Aug 20, 2009 from Cristian StanIt seems that cats have become a common fixture in our household. Many people own one, and in fact, having cats as pets has been a practice for over thousands of years. Just like dogs, though not as many, cats also have numerous breeds, but the popular ones are Siamese and Persian. If you ...
Views: 1071(2 votes) - Electric Dog Fence – Answer to Dog Containment - by Submitted on Oct 30, 2012 from Colin SealYou need to act immediately to stop your puppy from escaping but will the electric dog fence be an effective solution? One concern will be the best way to manage dogs that plenty of digging. This electric dog fence might not be appropriate so you have to look for another alternative and so the ...
Views: 1071 - Discovering Canine: How to Find your Lost ESA Canine? - by Submitted on Oct 02, 2020 from Julia RichardsDiscovering Canine: How to Find your Lost ESA Canine? Has Coco wandered track? Can't discover him and stressed over his whereabouts? Pet and ESA proprietors comprehend that by chance our dearest canine grabs an excursion in the locale. Plus, that additionally without our comprehension and ...
Views: 1070 - Dog Training With A Head Collar - The Truth About Dog Head Collars - by Submitted on Feb 11, 2008 from Dean CaporellaWhen dog training with a head collar, keep in mind that while there are some great advantages in using this type of collar, there are also a couple of disadvantages you need to be aware of. Is A Head Collar A Muzzle? This is a misconception which needs to be addressed. No, it's not a muzzle ...
Views: 1070 - How Do Cats Get Worms? - by Submitted on Jun 04, 2012 from Philip FallMost people know that dogs can get infected with worms, but did you know that cats are susceptible to this parasite as well? Drontal for cats will effectively treat the problem and restore your cat’s health. Why Is My Cat Getting Worms? There are many reasons why your cat might be ...
Views: 1070 - Introducing Cats to Each Other - by Submitted on May 13, 2009 from Cameron CarterIf you already have a cat and you are looking to bring a new one home, you'll soon realize that there are many things that you need to think about. When you introduce two cats, no matter how sweet-tempered or shy they are, you might be surprised at how vicious they can be and how bitterly they ...
Views: 1070 - How to groom a dog - by Submitted on May 05, 2010 from Cristian StanA pet dog can add a lot of fun to anyone’s life. Like human beings, pet animals also need care for looking good and staying healthy. If you have a pet dog and you want him to stay healthy and active then you should pay attention to his grooming. There are various steps which should be known ...
Views: 1069 - Top 5 Methods of Coping with Cat Behavior Problems - by Submitted on Jun 16, 2009 from Cameron CarterEverybody knows how cats love to scratch. Though most cat owners have their theories, most probably don't understand why cats scratch and are therefore unprepared to deal with the problem. If you are one of the many cat owners that have been going round and round with your cat's scratching ...
Views: 1069 - How Does Frontline Spot On Flea Treatment Work? - by Submitted on Jun 04, 2012 from Philip FallIf your pet is infested with a bad case of fleas one of the best ways to treat it is to apply Frontline spot on flea treatment. This flea control product will effectively control fleas which are breeding and feeding in your pet’s fur. Once you apply the treatment to their fur it will kill all of ...
Views: 1068 - Understanding Dog Psychology - by Submitted on Jul 10, 2008 from Ken ThoburnMost of us will have experienced some kind of dog psychology. Dogs have a way of getting us humans to do exactly what they want. The most unintelligent dog you know will be able to beg food off you with that certain look in their eyes that you just can't resist. Having lived together over ...
Views: 1068 - A New Look At Natural Dog Food - by Submitted on Jul 26, 2011 from Samuel BuchauerNatural dog food allows your best canine friend to have a chance at maximum health and vitality. This approach to feeding eliminates the possibilities of over processing, and harmful chemicals that can cause numerous problems throughout the life of the dog. Let's take a look at some other ...
Views: 1067 - Discover the Real Reason Why Your Dog scoots Across the Floor - by Submitted on Mar 17, 2011 from Mika MaddelaEver had company over and out of the blue your dog scoots his rear along the carpet? Does it get really embarrassing when he does it in front of company? The urge to put your shoes on when this happens is overwhelming. Here are some things you should know about dog carpet scooting and how to ...
Views: 1067(1 vote) - Establish true connection with your horse - by Submitted on Nov 14, 2011 from Tanja BogdanoskaHorses are very sensitive creatures. If they don’t know you, they refuse to cooperate with you. They will not follow your directions. Moreover, they don’t want to see you around them. For that reason, before you jump on the horse’s back, you must establish real connection with your horse. ...
Views: 1066 - Hamster Care For Kids - by Submitted on Dec 28, 2009 from Francis HarrisWhen you have a Dwarf Hamster pet at home, your children will be definitely be tempted to play with it. Since hamsters look very cute, they may want to pick the pet up and carry it. However, if they do not know how to handle a hamster properly, your pocket pet can get seriously hurt. If the ...
Views: 1066(2 votes) - Tiny Terrors: Tips for Training Your Jack Russell Terrier - by Submitted on Aug 18, 2010 from Hugo C. CercilThe Jack Russel terrier's scraggy face and radiant eyes have made him a popular choice for a family dog, and this is why this breed is so often depicted in television and film. Jack Russells are the quintessential "mighty dogs," and because of their unyielding tenacity and surprising high ...
Views: 1066(1 vote) - How to Cope with Dog Poisoning - by Submitted on Jan 30, 2017 from Scarlett HiltonRecently there has been an outbreak of deliberate poisoning of dogs in some suburbs. Strychnine is the most usual poison as it is readily available. Dog owners should try to take precautions to lessen the risk to their pets. The common vehicle for the poison is some form of meat, usually ...
Views: 1065 - The Importance of Being Dog-like - by Submitted on Apr 24, 2009 from Deborah HillBeing present and staying in the moment is a key for success. I’ve done my best to stay present, but was humbled by someone during a coaching session the other day – a dog I’ll call Sparky. My client asked for information about Sparky who was ill. During the session I was able to connect with ...
Views: 1065 - Basic Tips for Raising an American Bulldog - by Submitted on May 31, 2009 from Menno SpijkstraThe American Bulldog is very cute and built like a tank. A very muscular dog - most of its weight is muscle, making it very strong. It is very athletic, and enjoys running around. This pet can be extremely nice and playful or aggressive, depending entirely on its owner. Having it raised to ...
Views: 1064 - Dog Training Collar is the Key - by Submitted on Oct 16, 2012 from Colin SealDog owners feel that the only method to delight in having a pet shall be successful in training. You should use any tool you like like the dog training collar but make certain you train your pet properly. If not, the pet, regardless how sociable and domesticated, can drive you crazy. Most ...
Views: 1064 - Got a Small Dog With a Big Attitude? Learn How to Train Your Chihuahua - by Submitted on Feb 07, 2011 from Mika MaddelaThe Chihuahua is one of the most common breed of dogs in the USA. The problem is many owners don't really take in account of training there small pet because of it's size, how much trouble could it get into? Chihuahuas may be cute dogs, but it is also one of the most aggressive and stubborn ...
Views: 1064 - Could Stress be the Cause of Your Cat's Strange Behavior? - by Submitted on Mar 25, 2009 from Cameron CarterIs your cat acting out of the ordinary? Do they seem to be getting more aggressive to you, members of family, or other pet friends in your home? Do they seem afraid of things they weren't afraid of previously? Or are they afraid for no reason at all? For any of these or any other strange ...
Views: 1062 - Learning to Decode Your Dog's Behavior - by Submitted on Nov 14, 2014 from christine cubicoIf only there were pet translators sold in the market, then life could have been easier when training your dogs. I am no dog whisperer, Cesar Millan has that title, I don't. But if a genie would appear in front of me, then wishing to communicate with animals would be part of the three wishes I ...
Views: 1062 - Sharing tips and ideas about the Dog Training Collar - by Submitted on Oct 10, 2012 from Colin SealIf you are a dog owner, you'll be able to solicit lots of advice about training your dog and training implements like the Dog Training Collar. It may look overwhelming to a certain extent. Whilst the most of the recommendations could possibly be helpful, you need to be very prudent in selecting ...
Views: 1061 - The "Day After" Problems - by Submitted on Jul 05, 2010 from Tara MarloweYesterday was Independence Day and like most Americans, I watched the fireworks. Not unusual, right? Well, I took my dog. She loves them! I'm sure she is the only dog on the planet that does but she really enjoys them. I'm lucky, most dog and cat owners are probably dealing with the ...
Views: 1061(1 vote) - Why You Should Use Muscle Testing To Improve Illness and Behavior Problems In Animals - by Submitted on May 01, 2011 from Val HeartSurprisingly not many people know that you can use muscle testing (kinesiology) with animals to help determine the causes of illnesses and behavior problems. Muscle testing can also help you know if you are feeding your dog, cat, horse, yourself or your children the right food, supplements, ...
Views: 1060(1 vote) - HOW MANY HOURS A DAY SHOULD A DOG SPEND OUTSIDE? - by Submitted on Dec 07, 2019 from Rasel KhanLike people, dogs also become too bored in case there is not much diversity in their lives. With boredom comes a plethora of health and psychological issues. Examples of these are lethargy, non-participation in daily activities, poor behavioral patterns, irritability, and ultimately, ...
Views: 1060 - What can I do about my dog's allergies? - by Submitted on Jun 30, 2011 from Rodney Alan ColeWhat can I do About my dog’s Allergies?! Why is now a good time to discuss allergies? It’s the season once again when allergy sufferers experience watery eyes, itchy ears, sneezing, post nasal drip, cough, sinus trouble, and even asthma symptoms. We head to the store for antihistamines and ...
Views: 1060 - Animals as Representatives of The Wholeness: A Message from My Guides - by Submitted on Jun 16, 2009 from Intent.com AuthorsMany of you know that I channel a group of beings in the higher realms that includes my son Danny, who died when he was 16. One day last summer, a friend talked me into attending the rodeo with her (that was my first and last time at a rodeo). I was overwhelmed by my attunement with the spirits ...
Views: 1059 - Dog nutrition should consist of a balanced diet - by Submitted on May 18, 2010 from dan keenanWhile you are enjoying the fun and wonderful feeling of your new family member, you must remember that the responsibility is on you take extremely good care of your puppy’s health by providing a proper diet that will help him in his health and growth. The puppy food market is flooded with ...
Views: 1059 - The Various Types of Worms that Affect your Pets - by Submitted on Jan 22, 2013 from Debbie ReadeMany people have animals that they cherish. They grow with you and each one develops their own personality that is especially unique to them. They are loyal to their owners and enjoy their company. To a pet you are special. With that said your animal also requires the proper diet and exercise to ...
Views: 1058 - 26 Running Inspired Names for Your Dog - by Submitted on May 09, 2018 from Hannah FronczakStuck in a rut about what to name your new furry companion? I've found the best way to solve this is name it after something you already love. Here are some great running inspired names that work well with any pup. Dash: For your faster canine, feline, or fish. Boston: The world's most ...
Views: 1056