$400.00 – $600.00
The Golden-capped conures are cheerful, affectionate little birds who love to cuddle. They need plenty of playtimes and one-on-one attention. The Gold Caps are a little more mellow than some of the other smaller Conure birds. They are trainable and can learn to speak a few words.
Golden conures are affectionate, beautiful, and intelligent, making them excellent pets. Unfortunately, they are rather expensive and nearly as rare in captivity as they are in the wild.
We specialize in raising tame, well socialized, and confident companion Golden conures. All of our Golden conures birds receive spacious and clean housing, nutrient-rich food, and constant love and attention from our highly trained staff. In addition, we ensure that each bird has adequate socialization for them to become successful feathered companions.
We have Males and Females Golden conures for sale from 4 to 9 months old. DNA tested, fully health tested with vet certificate. They are cute and very friendly. They love to be held, stroked, and will climb all over you. They have been hand-reared from a very young age, and so they are very friendly and tame towards everyone, including children. They feed on apples, bananas, and pellets mixed with seeds.
If you have questions regarding Golden conures or any others available, please give us a call for more pictures, videos, and information.
If you would like additional information about these beautiful Golden conures, please give us a call or email us!
The Gold-capped Conure, a brightly-colored parrot that belongs to the Genus Aratinga, exhibits physical traits and features that are similar to other members within the taxonomic group, such as the Jenday Conure, Sun Conure, and Golden-fronted Conure. Although the full coloring of Gold-capped Conures is not immediately visible, their cap is golden and highlighted by a red band surrounding the forehead and eyes. The body is green with hues of aqua, with red underlining on the wings and above the thighs. The eyes are surrounded by a white ring, the feet and beak are black, and the tail has yellow, green, and blue mixed hues.
Gold Capped Conures for Sale
Gold-capped Conures make excellent pets as they possess wonderful personalities and are very affectionate creatures. They have an abundance of energy and enjoy playing and interacting with their owners. Owners should give their conures time outside their cage to burn off their excess energy and should be interacted with daily to maintain their psychological health. Their amusing antics, such as swinging, flapping, and chewing, provide an entertaining distraction to keep them still during relaxing moments. A healthy diet of pellets and seeds with daily substitutes of fresh fruits and vegetables is recommended to promote an extended lifespan.
Caring for a Gold-capped Conure includes providing mental enrichment, training, feeding, and cleaning their cage and bird bowls frequently. Owners should expect their Gold-capped Conure to have a tremendous ability to chew and bite, requiring an appropriate level of training and supervision to prevent any harm to themselves or household items. Housing for Gold-capped Conures should be spacious and adequate to accommodate their movements, with a minimum cage size of 24 x 24 x 36 inches for apartment dwellers.
Golden Conures make affectionate, intelligent, and beautiful companions, although they are costly and very rare in captivity. At Silvergate Bird Farm, we specialize in raising tame, well-socialized, and confident Golden Conures that receive an abundance of love and attention from our highly trained staff. If you have any questions about Golden Conures or would like more information, pictures, or videos, please contact us via phone or email.
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Whether they’re a dog person, a cat person, a rabbit person or a parrot person, pet owners love gifts that celebrate the animals in their lives. And while the pets themselves are probably more excited about what’s going in their food bowl than what’s printed on the side of it, there’s no question that a fun personalised bowl is a treat in itself.
Find the paw-fect gift for your pet – or your favourite pet lover – in our collection of personalised pet presents. Here’s our pick of the litter.
1. Personalised Pet Treats Glass Jar with Bamboo Lid
Store your pet treats in contemporary style with this glass and bamboo treat jar. The paw print motif makes it a great jar for storing dog and cat treats, and the bamboo lid includes an airtight seal to keep the contents fresh.
2. Dog Features Mug
This minimalist ceramic mug with cute doggy features makes a gorgeous gift for dog owners. Add a fun message and the pooch’s name for a simple personalised twist on a standard gift. It’s perfect for birthdays and Secret Santa.
3. Paws 14cm Medium White Pet Bowl
This medium pet food bowl is a great size for dogs, cats, rabbits, and other medium-to-large sized pets. Simple black paw prints adorn this stylish white bowl. Add your pet’s name – and a short message – so everyone knows just who this bowl belongs to.
4. Cute Cat Drinks Bottle
Know a pet owner who’s always on the go? This cute cat drinks bottle will keep them hydrated all day long. Made from aluminium with a plastic lid, it’s practical and durable. The cat print is super cute – so it’s sure to be adored by any cat lover.
5. Dog Features Cushion Cover
Similar in style to our dog features mug, this adorable dog features cushion is perfect for showing off your affection for your pooch in your home decor. The classy cream fabric and minimalist design is a great addition to any home.
6. Jack Russell Dog Breed Mug
Buying a gift for a Jack Russell owner? You won’t find a more perfect gift than this ceramic Jack Russell mug. This cute breed is described as proud, loyal, and determined – so help your pet owner show their pooch pride with this personalised gift.
7. Cat Features 14cm Medium White Pet Bowl
Our pet features collection isn’t just about dogs – we also offer a similar design for cat lovers. This pet bowl has an adorable nose-and-whiskers motif. Add your cat’s name and show them just how much you love them every time they come home for their tea.
8. Bunny Features Mug
Rabbit owners can also share the features fun! This elegant rabbit mug is a great gift for anyone who loves bunnies. It also makes a great Easter gift if you’re looking for an alternative to the classic chocolate bunny.
9. Brown Paw Print Pet Bowl Placemat
Keep your kitchen floor clean with a cute paw print pet bowl placemat. With enough space for two medium-size bowls, this non-slip mat is a great gift for pets and pet owners alike.
10. Pawprints Stainless Steel Dog Tag Necklace
Losing a pet is tremendously difficult for any pet owner. Commemorate your never-forgotten pets with this elegant stainless steel dog tag. Choose your own message for remembering your friendship with your furry friend.
11. Personalised A4 Cats & Kittens Calendar
Celebrate the start of another year with a calendar full of adorable cats and kittens! Each page can be personalised with your calendar recipient’s name, making this a gorgeous gift for all kinds of cat lovers.
12. Personalised I Love You More than the Cat Card
Every occasion should come with a card – and this personalised card for the one you love says it all. The text “I love you more than the cat” is fixed – so it’s ideal for any household where the cat rules the roost.
13. Personalised Dog Bandana
Give your little woofer a stylish makeover with this adorable dog bandana. You can add your own text, making this a fab accessory for new baby announcements, weddings, and general Instagram posing. It’s great for any occasion where you don’t want your pooch to miss out on the fun.
14. Wagging Tails’ Dog Wooden Sign
This “wagging tails & wet noses” wooden sign will take pride of place in any dog lover’s home. Add your recipient’s name so they can tell everyone what to expect when they meet your furry friends.
15. Cat Treats Luxury Stocking
Treat your cat at Christmas time with their very own personalised stocking. Fill it with their favourite treats and hang it over the fireplace with the rest of the family’s stockings. It’s a surefire way to keep them satisfied while you’re opening your presents on Christmas morning.
16. Rachael Hale ‘Before Coffee/After Coffee’ Cat Mug
This fun Rachael Hale tiger/cat mug is a great gift for anyone who loves both cats and coffee. Perfect for office use, it’s a great gift if you draw a cat lover in your workplace Secret Santa.
17. Personalised Scribble Cat 14cm Medium Pet Bowl
This personalised cat bowl is both simple and stylish. The cute cat illustration shows what your little feline friend will look like when they’ve finished their dinner – smiley and satisfied. Simply add your cat’s name to create the purrfect gift!
18. Personalised Red Polka Dot Dog Bandana
Choose a super stylish red polka dot dog bandana and make your dog the coolest pooch on the block. The on-trend polka dots and cute bone motif make this a gorgeous gift for any small-to-medium sized dog.
19. Oak Finish 4×6 Paw Prints Photo Frame
This wooden pet themed photo frame is a great gift for any pet lover. Simply add a photograph of your recipient’s pet to the oak veneer frame to create a unique, lifelong gift for your animal loving friend.
When it comes to finding a gift for animal lovers, you can’t go wrong with a bespoke present that celebrates their favourite furry friends. Our gift collection includes plenty more ideas for pet-inspired gifts, so if you haven’t seen what you’re looking for here, check out the rest of our gifts for pets and pet lovers.


The Door County Sled Dogs
It really is all about Bob! He is a young and enthusiastic lead dog. He is super smart and takes his job so seriously that he leads the others through “brain or brawn” – whatever it takes!
Cool Dog comes from Ohio as an only dog in a pet home and when his owner had to surrender him, he was brought to us. He’s never got over his good fortune and always wants to be the first to go.
George is from the Washington County Humane Society, he survived being in two different shelters before making his way to us. He is playful, smart, energetic and a natural Leader.
Happy makes us HAPPY! He comes to us from one of the largest rescue operations ever in Wisconsin. He is a Special Needs dog. He has deformed knee-caps, so he cannot pull on the sled. Instead, he is our ambassador and his real job is to ride ON the sled, keeping an eye on everything.
Jellie-Mae is a Seppala Siberian Husky. It’s not unusual for her to jump 6 ft. into the air to show us how badly she wants to go mushing! We call her the ballerina but she’s convinced she’s the strongest, fastest dog of all!”
Mushka is one tough little Lead dog! Sometimes she still has butterflies on the brain but we don’t mind, she’s such a hard little worker! All she ever says is “Wooo – Wooo – I wanna’ be a sled dog, I wanna’ be a sled dog..” She doesn’t seem to know it but she’s such a little natural that she’s been a great sled dog since day one!
Beautiful Two, a Border Collie/Husky, is one of our best lead dogs. She is great at following directions and making smart decisions while on the trail. She loves playing with her “babies” and meeting new people. Our nickname for her is "our Love" and once given a chance to know her, you too will fall in love with her!
The word “mush” comes from the French word “marche” and means “to walk or march.” The mushers certainly do a lot of that and more. They must never take their eyes off of the team, making sure all the lines are straight, tight, not tangled and moving in the right direction. Also, they must continually look ahead in order to give the right commands. They must be willing to run, pedal, or push the team whenever they are in various conditions calling for some extra “umph!’ Mushers take these responsibilities very seriously and Rick and Bonnie live by the philosophy, “When you tame something, you are responsible for it.”
The Door County Sled Dogs team is made up of separate parts, none more important than the other. Each relies on one another and is eager and willing to do their part. The sport of dog sledding is a high-energy sport with all the ups and downs that entails. It is great exercise and it is sometimes tricky. It can be dangerous and even life-threatening under certain circumstances. But given the right conditions and a top-notch team, it is more often graceful, poetic, and wondrous. Our Founders Rick and Bonnie sum it all up by saying, “Mostly, it’s A BLAST!”
Star was rescued from right here in Door County along with her sisters, Valentine and Rose, and her mom, Emma. Star is also the sweetest dog you will ever meet. There is something about her that makes kids fall in love with her in seconds and she loves them too! She is always full of enthusiastic smiles! She loves to eat and loves to love! ... Oh, and did we mention? The best sled dog around!
Chewie the Coonhound was one of our most unique rescues in 2018. Rescued at the last moment from a kill shelter in Kentucky by another wonderful rescue he spent 6 months in their rescue. With no signs that they were going to be able to adopt him out they contacted us. We’d never had a coonhound before but we said “ok, we’ll take him and find him a home.” After bringing him in and finding him to be deaf and mostly blind the work began taking him to vets to find and answer. Treatment for severe ear infections got his hearing back and miraculously his sight improved as well, although as a hound he tends to forget his eyes and just follow his nose. Still in foster he has quickly become a DCSD favorite. Learning to be a sled dog has been an adventure for Chewie but he is just so happy to be included in anything we are doing!
A 3 yr. old Siberian Husky, Pirate came to us from a shelter in Kansas City. Timid beyond belief, he found his calling in front of the sled! People, other dogs, but especially children(!), are what he loves most in the world. Oh and pulling the sled along the trails of course!
Erza was brought in as a permanent DCSD rescue after his owners weren’t able to keep him because of his ballooning medical costs caused by an autoimmune disorder that took his left eye. Since bringing him into rescue he has had treatment from many vets and is doing well and we are happy to say he has been able to keep his right eye!
Audie was originally born at a long distance race kennel in the UP, unfortunately he is a pop picky eater and couldn't do his job as a long distance racer. He was adopted by a woman in the military who had a small mid-distance recreational mushing team. Unfortunately her circumstances changed and she needed to find new homes for her dogs quickly. We were able to help rehome them all with Audie staying with the DCSD organization. Audie is a great lead dog for our recreational team, he's also a class A cuddle buddy. Come cuddle him at our next event!!
Louie is the best adventure buddy around, and is always ready for a new one! He blesses his humans with his joyful demeanor and his absolute excitement about life. He also brings them much laughter with his goofiness and playful personality.
Sebastian was found as a stray up north and brought down to the Wisconsin Humane Society where he stayed for a month before one of the DCSD volunteers found him and alerted the organization. At first he seemed like too much dog for even us, crazy hyper high energy from a month of being kept in a room the size of a closet. But then we thought if not us who can handle him? After being exercised a lot for a month and taken to obedience classes he became a great dog! Rated PG-13 by the humane society he turned out to be the biggest nanny dog, always seeking out the smallest children. Sebastian has one of the biggest smiles and can't wait to meet you at our next event! He lives in his furever home with Mushers Dan and Dani.
Kovy is basically retired from doing too many events, but once in awhile she comes out with all her sass and class and does some promotional work for all her friends with the Door County Sled Dogs! She is in her furever
home with Mushers Dan and Dani.
Ilya is a TRUE rescue, born in the front lobby of Free Spirit Siberian Rescue to parents brought in that day from a kill shelter in Georgia. Ilya is basically the perfect dog, he runs as a leader, he's wonderful helping with children who have fears of dogs, and he can excel at being a cuddly couch potato. Come meet Ilya at his next event, you won't regret it! He is in his furever home with Mushers Dan and Dani.
Valentine and three other Alaskan Huskies were rescued by the Door County Sled Dogs after finding out that their musher had left them behind on three foot chains with barrels to escape the elements behind an unplowed field in Door County. They had been out there for a couple months when we heard about them and got permission to go in and rescue them. Although they had a person feeding them daily while they were chained they were very timid around people and had never been inside a house. Valentine has adjusted well to her new indoor life but if you see her at a meet and greet she is still a somewhat timid girl around strangers, but if you see her in harness in front of a sled you'll see who she really is! A mushing machine! She is in her furever home with Mushers Dan and Dani


Saturday, June 26, 2010
Please look at this amazing book Renee Troy made for Bernie Berlin's A Place to Bark! She asked a ton of artists-myself included to contribute pages and they are wonderful-here are only a couple -heres the blurb about APTB
A PLACE TO BARK'S mission is: To provide assistance and care to animals in need. Working together closely with other animal welfare agencies to help end the needless killing of adoptable animals. Proactively working to save lives, by spaying and neutering, eliminating needless deaths. We are dedicated to educating the public on responsible pet ownership and to helping those who would like to have their animals fixed by providing low cost spay/ neuter assistance to them.
So you can buy this book filled with original art on EBAY but only for a couple days! AND All the money goes to this shelter-tax deductible and blah blah-Its a great cause and a great work of art and love. My kitties Moby and Bella are in there-Kula didnt make the cut! You can see all the pages at www.reneetroyartonline.com
and find the link there to EBAY to place your bid!
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Amber Mack (Founder & President, Lead dog runner)
Amber is a native New Yorker, and has been a Brooklynite in 2004. After graduating college with a degree in English, she worked in publishing for 7 years. In 2010 she discovered running...and everything changed.
Running became Amber’s passion while training for the 2010 New York City Marathon, with the help of Team in Training (an amazing cancer fighting charity). A few months after completing the marathon, she ditched her publishing career and started working at Finish Line Physical Therapy (an innovative endurance-athlete focused clinic) as a PT Aide turned Assistant Office Manager, so that she could immerse myself in the world of running and endurance athletes.
Unlike her passion for running, Amber was born with a passion for dogs. She grew up in a multiple dog household, and later adopted her own rescue dogs. In 2014, “Dog Runner” became Amber’s calling when she moved to Los Angeles with her husband and started working for Paws In Motion (a highly reputable dog running service). She cherished the time spent on the trails with the Paws In Motion family and shed several tears when it was time to say goodbye to all her furry running buddies!
At the end of 2016 Amber and her husband moved back to Brooklyn, where she immediately began researching dog care services in NYC. She quickly discovered that nothing quite fit the mold or high level of service that she was used to providing with Paws In Motion, so it became clear that she would have to create her own business if she wanted to pursue dog running.
Using much of what she learned at Paws In Motion, and putting her own Brooklyn spin on things Canine Running Co. was born in January 2017. As a result, a whole bunch of city dogs (and their owners) are happier for it!
Amber’s personal experience handling strong dogs with behavioral challenges, allows her to maintain confidence and calm with all dogs in any situation. This, along with her ability to completely respect and empathize with animals, (as well as humans!) makes it natural for her to go above and beyond for the dogs and humans of Canine Running Co. Although Amber has learned an incredible amount thus far from living and working with dogs, she possesses a constant desire to discover more about their behavior. Whenever possible she assists and/or observes dog training sessions with the fabulous expert dog trainer Alison Buehler, of Dharma Dog NYC , to help advance her canine education.
Amber’s goal for Canine Running Company is to help spread the joy and benefits of running to all city dogs while maintaining a stellar quality of service for both dog and owner!


As we near Halloween it is time to think about our favorite 4 legged friends who also love treats and will even do some tricks to get them. Kimberly shares with us on the blog today a recipe for homemade dog treats that are made with ingredients found right in your kitchen and are good for your furry friends. After making your treats wrap them up in fun little treat bags and hand them out on Halloween to those trick or treaters sporting their little buddies, especially the ones in costume.
Kimberly Here!!! I wanted to share my dogs favorite treats with all my neighbors and friend’s doggies this Halloween. Most of them Trick or Treat with the kids, so I took my special Dog Treat Recipe and made up a batch, you will need to keep them in the fridge of freezer, my dog loves them frozen. This recipe is perfect for dogs with allergies and it helps with doggie tummy aches.
Halloween Dog Treat Recipe:
- 1c Canned Natural Pumpkin Purée (not pumpkin pie mix)
- ½c Natural Peanut Butter (the processed one is not the best)
- 2½c Old Fashioned Oats (save some for rolling)
- 3T Honey
- 1t Cinnamon
- Hint: You can also add powdered milk or potatoes too.
Set aside ½c of Oats for the last step.
Mix up the first 5 ingredients , then drop them to the size ball you want then roll them into the extra oats keep doing this until you have them all done, dropping them onto a cookie sheet then I quick freeze them.
Pop them into Zip-Lock bags and keep in Freezer or Refrigerator. Pull them out right before the Trick or Treaters start arriving or keep them stored when your 4 legged friend needs a treat. They will store for up to 2 weeks.
- Halloween Cardstock Papers like the Haunt it Collection from Canvas Corp – Haunt It Mix and Match
- Halloween stickers, ephemera or cuts from the Haunt it Collection.
- Canvas Corp Ivory Recipe Cards
- Canvas Corp Jute Ball
- Canvas Corp Orange Hemp
- Canvas Corp 12×12 Burlap Sheet
- Canvas corp 12×12 Orange Burlap Sheet
- Zip-Lock Bags
Tools and Supplies: Glue, Paper Cutter, Stapler


3rd August 2015
Pet owners are unwittingly giving their animals treats that contain the same level of calories as junk food like Big Macs and Dunkin Donuts.
Many treats rival the calorie content of popular fast-food items for humans, whose recommended daily calorie intake is far higher, a study out today reveals.
When matched by weight, Dreamies cat treats contain 5 per cent more calories than a Glazed Ring Dunkin Donut, and Bonio dog treats contain approximately 53 per cent more calories than a McDonald’s Big Mac burger.
A properly exercised adult Labrador, one of Britain’s most popular dogs, should take in 1,095 calories a day.
But a Bonio contains 78, some 7 per cent of its daily allowance. This is similar to a KitKat Chunky, which contains 207 calories, or 8 per cent of an adult man’s recommended daily calorie intake.
Direct Line Pet Insurance, which conducted the study, said calorie content was rarely shown on pet food, making it hard for owners to choose healthy treats.
BBC Breakfast show vet Marc Abraham said: ‘Animal obesity is on the rise and, as pet owners, it’s up to us to control how much and what type of food our pets eat.
‘I would be delighted to see calorie information made available on all pet treats and believe it would have a positive impact in helping tackle the country’s growing pet obesity crisis.’
‘Factors like age, breed, level of activity, and whether the animal has been neutered all play a significant role in determining how much to feed your pet, so please seek professional advice if you’re unsure.
‘If your pet is overweight and you still want to reward it for good behaviour, there are plenty of healthy alternatives out there.
‘For example, dogs love carrot sticks, and both dogs and cats love plain cooked chicken; so why not give those a try instead, they’re low in calories and high in nutrients.’


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Lily is a Snoeshow/Siamese/Manx mix and is totally tailess. She came in with nursing kittens which were weaned shortly thereafter. Lily was called into surrogate service with an orphaned litter so has a few more weeks of motherhood remaining. She will then need some time before spaying can be done followed by a brief recovery period. THEN, she can go home about mid June. Applications being accepted now. She is 2 years old and was owner relinquished. Adoption fee $85. Arrival date May 3, 2018. All questions about Lily should be directed to the office at 706-865-4135. Application can be submitted at: https://www.charlessmithgallhumanesociety.org/page/cat-adoption-application/ or at the shelter. The online form may generate a 'Fatal Error' message after submission which is to be ignored. It is a system glitch. The approval process involves a vet reference check as well as a conversation with landlord/property manager if renting. Either a physical or virtual home visit will be scheduled. Incomplete applications will not be processed. A favorable application process must be completed before any adoptee is able to leave the shelter. We seek homes that will include our kitties as family members where they are safe and can live contented and healthy lives. Adoption policies and application procedures are at the shelter website: http://smithgallhumanesociety.org/ under tab All Adoptable Animals. Adopters MUST come to the shelter to transport their new family member home. Charles Smithgall Humane Society (CSHS) is a No kill shelter which provides quality care, spay/neuter-all vaccines, deworming, vet exam, standard disease testing and for dogs-monthly heart worm prevention treatment. Animals in our care remain safe with us until adopted. Resident animals are primarily owner relinquished and also accepted from local Animal Control. The facility usually is operating at capacity with a list of animals waiting for space to open. Adoption hours are Tues-Sat 10-4 and Sun 1-4. Closed Mondays Location: 4823 Helen Hwy. 75N, Sautee, GA 30571, Phone: 706-865-4135 Email: firstname.lastname@example.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/smithgallhumanesociety/ The Shelter is located 3 miles south of the alpine town of Helen in the NE mountains of Georgia. (Less)
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Dr. Christensen has contributed to articles in Dog Watch, Cat Watch, Cat Fancy, Dog Training Solutions, Real Simple, Newsday, and various other print media. She has been a contributor and guest on Foxnews.com's “Pet Health” and “Studio B with Shepard Smith”, ABC News’ “Nightline," and many other radio programs, television programs, and newscasts. She enjoys lecturing nationally and internationally on an array of behavior topics including, but not limited to, small animal behavior, public health and animal sheltering topics.
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Elisabeth Zenger, DVM, PhD, DACVIM - board certified in small animal internal medicine. Following her clinical and academic training and achieving board certification by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine 1992, Dr. Zenger then completed a formal PhD in Molecular Biology, examining cellular mechanisms of feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV)- associated neuropathogenesis. In 1998 Dr. Zenger moved to the San Francisco Bay Area and cofounded Bay Area Veterinary Specialists, where she also served as medical director and staff internist. Despite a heavy clinical load, she also completed a Postdoctoral Fellowship in the AIDS Oncology Program at the University of California San Francisco and then maintained a research appointment in the AIDS Immunobiology Lab at San Francisco General Hospital studying pathogenesis of AIDS-associated diseases such as dementia and lymphoma.
Dr. Zenger’s professional interests include feline infectious diseases, oncology, endocrinology, and gastroenterology. Her academic training brings a high level of scientific expertise to each complicated internal medicine case she evaluates. Despite a love for clinical medicine, she regularly participates in and lectures at scientific meetings and veterinary schools around the world. She currently lives in Oregon and enjoys hiking with her dogs, white water kayaking, and traveling.
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This Saturday, I went to the KLBJ Dog Day Afternoon.
The main event was a wiener dog race, which is pretty self-explanatory.
It’s a race that’s run by wiener dogs. Here they are all lined up.
It’s poetry in motion, you guys.
Clearly the black and brown dachshund is not familiar with Aesop’s Fables, or he would know that the tortoise always beats the hare. We need to enroll him or her in some literacy courses.
There was also a doggy talent show. This dude was good at jumping.
These other dogs seem surprisingly interested in their jumping companion. I wonder if somewhere in there there’s a dog who’s really into post-colonial studies who is just livid about this display of anthropocentrism.
One of the booths was doing dog tattoos. This dog is really going to regret this decision when it grows up and has kids.
It’s peace sign. So contrived, dog. Who are you rebelling against anyway? At least it’s not an asian character.
Here’s a dog tattoo in action. It’s weird, right?
There was a big emphasis on adoption at the event, which was nice, although this bandana seems to prey on the needy.
Here are some boring, poorly framed photos of booths.
These folks were toying with this adoptable dachshund’s emotions.
That’s all the story I have on this event, but I do have way too many picture of dogs, which I will post below (with commentary). Also, full disclosure, I intern at KLBJ’s parent company, but I came to this event on my own time, because I really like dogs.
Now, enjoy some dog photos.
This dog is a comic book enthusiast. He told me that he enjoys the works of 80’s innovators like Frank Miller and Alan Moore, but finds most of the 90’s adult imprints to be shallow and derivative. Just kidding, you guys. Dogs can’t read! We already talked about this earlier.
I don’t know what kind of dog this is, but it’s very pretty. I would name it Pharaoh. It also licked my camera.
You don’t get a proper sense of scale, but this is the biggest boston terrier that I’ve ever seen. It looked like it was pushing 40 lbs.
For comparison, here’s a picture of my dog, Maisy. She’s about 20 lbs. I love her.
This dog looks like Norma Desmond.
I hate to play into stereotypes, but there was a German Shepherd adoption booth, and all the people running it looked like they had CHLs.
This husky pup is representing Texas with his name tag.
Look how stoked this dog is! It’s so stoked that it can’t even get its ears working. Pull yourself together, you rascal!
There weren’t a whole lot of big dogs at the park. I imagine that they are difficult to transport. There was a great dane adoption truck though. One of my friends had a really friendly great dane named Tethys, after the Greek sea goddess (but y’all already knew that). She used to drool on me when I tried to play World of Warcraft, really got me steamed.
It was hard to get a picture of this pup because he was jumping all over the place, he’s pretty cute.
Not only is this dachshund snow-camouflage colored, but he has a skull and crossbones tattoo. This dog has some deep-seeded issues.
This dog looks British.
These dogs are an illustration of what’s wrong with the dog youth of America. Constantly coddled by their parents and the school systems. They have no drive to succeed and no conception of hard work.
This is my boss Mikela’s dog. His name is Franklin. He did not do well in the wiener race, and Mikela got very agitated. I’m worried for his safety.
This dog just doesn’t give an eff.
This dog looks like Walter Sobchak.
My friend, David, has a dog like this, but she’s missing a leg. David is unbelievably cruel to her. Shame on you, David.
I liked the perspective in this photo. Also, that’s the peace sign dachshund from earlier.
There were lots of chihuahua’s out there. At this point, I see so many chihuahuas, that I don’t really consider them dogs. They’re basically cats.
I like this picture. I should be a dog portraiteur.
This dog stole a smooch from somebody. What a dog! Ha ha! Just a little canine humor.
Here’s another great dane. I wonder if it also hates World of Warcraft?
Puppy that looks like Hugh Jackman!
Inquisitive dachshund with multicolored eyebrows!
Look at this dude’s eyes!
Let’s have a real good time! Let’s have a real good time! Let’s! Have a real good time! Let’s have a real good time!


A Wishing Tree to benefit shelter dogs is up at Gone to the Dogs, 119 E. First St., Salida. The holiday tree is decorated with photo ornaments of the current resident dogs at Ark Valley Humane Society. Each ornament has a photo of a dog on the front and his or her “wish” on the back.
The wishes include special dietary treats, indestructible chew toys, orthopedic beds and winter coats, just to name a few. Of course, the dogs’ first wish is for a permanent home. The special gifts will add to each dog’s enrichment of life during time at AVHS.
Anyone wanting to grant a wish should come into Gone to the Dogs before December 24. Gone to the Dogs will then deliver the special gifts to AVHS. For more information, call (719)539-1800


When you’re moving to a new location, organizing every facet of the move is almost assuredly going to be time-consuming. If you have any pets, factoring these animals into your move is another thing that you’ll need to contend with. While moving a dog or cat to a new location is relatively simple and straightforward, transporting a fish tank requires its own separate process if you want to make sure that your fish are able to make the move without issue.
While transporting fish and marine life to a new location isn’t exactly a difficult process, there are some special steps that you should follow. For one, it’s important that you have the right materials and supplies for the journey, which include everything from plastic bags and buckets to a siphon hose and fishnet. When you’re trying to transport fish, you’ll need to be careful not to skip any of the following steps. For instance, if you don’t correctly prepare for the move, you may find that you don’t have the right supplies once moving day rolls around, which would only serve to add to your stress and frustration.
One of the most important considerations that homeowners often overlook when transporting fish is that they should save as much water as they can to make the transportation process more straightforward. By placing as much of the tank water as you can into five-gallon buckets, you can easily dump the water back into the tank once you’ve arrived at your new home. This also helps to minimize potential health risks for the fish you’re transporting. This article offers a detailed guide on how to properly transport your fish to a new location.
Planning To Transport Your Fish
When you’re preparing to transport your fish, it’s highly recommended that you take the time to create a comprehensive plan that will allow you to safely transport your fish with ease. The first step of planning the transport is to obtain the necessary supplies. The main pieces of equipment that you should have on hand include:
- Plastic bags
- Large five-gallon buckets
- Duct tape
- Packing paper
- Siphon hose
- A fishnet
- Foam sheets
- Moving boxes
However, it’s also important that you have the tools and equipment needed to test the water and make sure that it’s healthy for the fish that are being transported. Keep in mind that fish require the water they swim in to have a specific pH level. When taking the needs of freshwater aquarium fish into account, the pH levels should be anywhere from 6.8-7.6. For freshwater applications, you can also use contacting conductivity sensors to identify the current quality of the water. If the water becomes too contaminated during the move, the fish that you’re transporting may not survive, which is why regular monitoring is recommended.
To make sure that the moving process goes smoothly, you should stop feeding your fish for at least 24 hours before the move is set to take place, which ensures that they pass all of their waste beforehand. Keep in mind that the majority of fish are able to survive for upwards of one week without food. If some of your fish are smaller in size, you could transport them in plastic bags with some of the water from the tank. Make them more secure by placing the bags in a cooler or sizable case.
As for larger fish or lengthy moves, it’s better to place the fish in large buckets. Keep in mind that the buckets should be completely clean and free from any harsh chemicals. Once you’ve placed some of the tank water into the bucket, consider taking the time to test the quality of the water for contaminants or chemicals. Each bucket should contain anywhere from 3-4 fish. Spills can be prevented by placing tape over the lids.
At this time, the tank should also be prepped for the move, which begins by removing any plants and accessories that are found in the tank. To keep the plants healthy, pack them in buckets with water that’s taken from the tank. Any accessories that were taken from the tank should be dried off before being packed as well. Be careful when removing the light, heater, and pump. These pieces of equipment are necessary for the proper function of the tank, which is why they need to be handled with care.
When you get started with draining the water, the easiest way to remove the water from the tank is with a siphon hose. Try to save most of the tank water so that the tank can be quickly refilled once you get to your new location. Once all of the water has been removed and placed into five-gallon buckets, the tank itself can be packed. Make sure that you pack the lid separately in bubble wrap. If you can find a box that’s large enough for the tank, pack the tank in the box before placing insulating foam around any gaps. If you pack the tank correctly, it won’t shift too much during transport, which reduces the likelihood that the glass will crack or break.
Protecting Your Fish When Transporting
Once moving day arrives, your most important consideration should be to protect your fish while they are being transported. To make sure that the bags or buckets retain enough heat during the move, you should wrap them with towels. These measures will provide your fish with enough protection for a journey of one hour or less. If you need to transport your fish across longer distances, consider buying a lidded polystyrene box to store your fish. These boxes are better able to maintain inside temperatures, which will keep your fish protected during longer journeys.
It’s also important that you place your fish in the right areas in your vehicle. Make sure that you avoid the trunk of the car, which may become too cold during the winter and too hot during the summer. Along with keeping the bags upright during the move, any empty space surrounding the fish should be filled with inflated bags and towels. At this time, your main goal should be to keep the bags from shifting during transport.
If you’re placing some of your fish in bags, it’s important that you maintain the right air/water ratio. Around 33 percent of the bag should contain water. The rest needs to consist of air. It’s also recommended that you take this opportunity to test the water to make sure that the pH levels haven’t dipped below 6.5. Once the water becomes more acidic, this means that the water likely contains too many contaminants. In the event that the water is contaminated, your fish may not survive long. Keep in mind that the contaminants in the water could include harmful bacteria, which is why it’s essential that you test the water before you make the move.
Once You’re Settled
Once you have arrived at your new home and have settled down, it’s time to set up your fish tank so that your fish can be placed back in the tank where they can swim around freely. The tank must be set up properly to ensure that your fish survive once you transfer them to the tank. The step-by-step process for setting up a fish tank involves:
- The first thing you should do is return all of the accessories to the tank
- Refill the tank with the water that was saved during the move
- Install heaters, pumps, and filters
- Place any live plants in the tank
- Either pour your fish in the water or use a net for the transfer
Keep in mind that any unnecessary movements during transportation only serve to stress the fish, which means that it can take longer for the fish to become acclimated to their new environment. In the initial days following the move, keep an eye on your fish to make sure that they’re doing alright and aren’t too stressed. It’s also essential that you properly maintain the water conditions.
Before you think about adding your fish back into the tank water, it’s important that you check the water temperature, chlorine levels, ammonia levels, and pH balance. With the right sensors, all of these measurements can be obtained without issue. As touched upon previously, the pH levels of the water should be around 6-8-7.6. If you obtain readings that are higher or lower than this range, you’ll likely need to treat the water or replace it altogether if you want your fish to adjust to their surroundings and get acclimated to their new environment.
In order for fish to survive and thrive, they require a healthy and consistent environment. Any changes to this environment add stress, which is why traveling to a new location is known to add ample amounts of stress to most species of fish. As long as you keep the aforementioned tips and guidelines in mind, you should be able to ensure a safe and healthy environment for your fish while you travel to your new home.


If you’re following me on Facebook, you know that we adopted the former neighbor’s dog, after the neighbor moved and left her. Well, this is Lith, affectionately referred to as “Lifter,” since she bounces around like a lifter in an engine. (Yes, we have auto mechanics at this house.)
We’ve known Lith since we moved her more than a year ago. As a matter of fact, I think she’s the first one who greeted us when we arrived to view the house. And I think she’s even in one of the pictures we took of the property while we were in our search phase.
Anyway, she belonged to the people who lived in the house next door. Those people were related to the people who live one more house down. So Lith has been a 3-house dog for this past year.
Two days ago, I noticed Lith had a bad cough.
Now, DH had talked to the existing neighbor a few days ago and he’d jokingly said that we could have Lith if we wanted her. So, we decided, since she was coughing, needed care, and we could provide for her, we’d go ahead and take her in.
I took her to the vet yesterday and fortunately, she only has a cold. Yea!!!
I’m giving her meds every day and she’s already sounding better.
And she gets along great with our other dogs. We’re still working on her relationship with the cat…


Hey folks! Happy Birthday to Mitchell! That’s right, Lunchbox is now 12! Can you believe it?!?! Thanks to everyone who has had a hand in taking care of him, puppy sitting, letting him play with your own pupps and to all the folks who just stop to pet him when they meet him on the street!
As a thanks, we’ve put together a compilation of Mitchell’s greatest hits. I celebrate his entire catalog, I invite you to do the same. Enjoy!


This is a common question most owners have. They want to get tenants, but the big issue is pets. Pets can tear up carpets, ruin walls, and can be a bit of a mess. However, there are benefits to having these, and here, we’ll talk about them.
First and foremost, most pets aren’t destructive, especially the young ones. When you’re getting prospective tenants, you should look at the references and interviews so that the person has an idea of how they take care of the pet and property. You should also in the agreement have a picture of a pet, veterinary information, and there is no history of animal violence. You should also have a pet deposit with the monthly pet rent possibly as well.
If you have a fenced yard on the property, do consider accepting pets. It would be difficult as well for domesticated animals to harm the tile floors, but in places with wood floors, don’t really allow dogs. Just cause you to allow pets on one place doesn’t mean it’s okay across the board, and if none of the properties are good for animals, that can happen.
Also, keep in mind that many pet owners love their animals. they’re part of the family, and they’re willing to pay more and a security deposit plus pet rent to house them. Most will follow through with the payments, and they are responsible with their pets. Most people are, and there are pet owners that know how to preserve the condition of properties, and if you are considering doing this, you can actually offer a refundable pet deposit. There is no incentive to stop an animal from damaging if the person pays a non-refundable pet deposit immediately. But, if there are a few hundred dollars that are there it’s safe to assume that renters would put more effort into the pet-related damage before they move out, or adjust the behavior of the pet.
Now, if pets do end up causing damage, obviously the pet owners won’t get their deposits back. Usually, they are the ones that go nose blind on the animals, and if there was anything wrong with the place, usually they’ll be covered.
Now, if you have puppies on the place, I do suggest making the pet deposit a little bit larger, because let’s face it puppies are hellions and they can chew on carpets and the banisters, and they love to chew and mark up items. This is something that you should keep in mind when you’re choosing pet owners.
At the end of it, you choose the type of pet owner that you want in your place. Look for the responsible, the ones that will keep the place nice, and will have control over their pets. I do prefer cats to dogs myself, but again, this is up to you as a landlord. Choosing the right types of pets for the place is important, and it can save you many headaches too.


Sunday, June 12, 2011
It's Official, we have a dog!
A few weeks ago my dad picked up 5 puppies on the side of the road. We decided to keep one for us, however since our house is on the market we thought we would keep it at my parents until we moved. I just thought it would be easier to not have to leave her or bring her with us everytime someone came to look at the house. But, poor Stella was getting lonely at my parents house and we thought she needed to get used to the kids so we brought her home for good!!!! She also needs to be trained and my parents are just to busy to work with her and give her enough attention. Landon and Macee LOVE her!!!! I think it is finally sinking in that she is their puppy since she is at our house now.


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I brought her to our CYF retreat hours before handing her over to the buyer. Everyone was smitten. When asked what her name was, I said “Wala” which is “nothing” in Filipino (because I reserved the naming rights to her new owner). So from now on, she will be forever remembered as Wala, the fluffy puppy who adored being cuddled and being in front of the electric fan.
She died just 2 days after being handed over to her new owner, due to Parvo virus. It is so sad and depressing because she was the cutest, sweetest, most playful and adorable puppy ever and I really wanted her to bring joy to her new family as much as I was sure they would’ve taken care of her and love her.
You will be missed. Have fun in doggy heaven.


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This oil is easy to administer, just added the drops to my cat’s food. He is 18 and hardly able to walk, no longer able to jump at all. He would lie down to eat. After just a few days Max is jumping on the bed again, walking up and down the stairs, what great results in such a short time!


Fun fact: I suffer from one of the most common, yet also most devastating, first-world ailments.
I’m allergic to fur animals.
I don’t go into full-on anaphylactic shock or anything, but when I’m exposed to animal dander for a while, I start itching. It’s like suddenly it’s allergy season, but just on my face. I can’t pet-sit for people with fur animals or even stay at their houses. Every time I come home from someone’s house with a fur pet, I pop some Benadryl and immediately throw my clothes into the wash. Out of all of the irritating allergens I could have, why did it have to be pets? Why couldn’t it be actual disgusting things like rush-hour traffic? Or people who don’t tip? Or mushrooms?
Imagine a world where you can’t retreat from the humans at the party to hang out with the cat in the corner. Terrible, right? But here’s the thing…I don’t actually stay away from pets or people who have them. Quite the opposite. I love cuddling with pets!
I’ve loved animals ever since I was a kid. Family members always had them, so I was very used to interacting with different animals. When I was 10, my parents agreed to get me a dog of my own, and Dixie was a beloved family pet until she passed away a couple of years ago. Of course, as a 10 year old, I annoyed her enough that she didn’t like me too much when we both grew up, but as long as I had the treat bag in my hand, I was at least tolerable.
Dixie was a hair dog. My parents and I all have allergies to different things, so we thought it better to get a hair dog than to risk it, especially considering that I always came home from other pet owners’ houses red-eyed and sneezing. Most people don’t have hair animals. They don’t think to buy a hypoallergenic pet if they don’t have allergies themselves. As much as I would like to think that the world revolves around me, no one seems to include me on these important decisions. Rude.
Regardless, I just can’t pass up the opportunity to play with an animal. They make me so happy. To me, being itchy is a small price to pay to be able to cuddle with floofs. Hell, I feel the exact same way about flowers. I may be snotty for a few days, but I just can’t turn down a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Some things are just worth the suffering.
Usually when I’m leaving someone’s house after thoroughly cuddling their pet, they remark that they thought I had pet allergies. Their eyes get wide when I tell them that I do, but I’m just happy to go home and take a Benadryl if that means that I can play with an animal. At least their pet doesn’t live with me!
I also indiscriminately love both cats and dogs. Like the tea vs coffee debate, I like both! Just like I love the calming effects of curling up with a kitty and some tea, I also love the jittery effects of a romp with a puppy and a latte. Like the girl in the Old El Paso commercial, I ask you, “Why not both?”
And not to be that guy but pets usually enjoy playing with me, too! Even when I walk into a house and their owner warns me, “don’t be offended if they don’t interact with you, they just don’t really warm up to people for a while,” their pet usually climbs into my lap within minutes. Sure, the one time this happened, we found out that the cat was being affectionate because it was in heat, but that still counts, right…?
That being said, I’m all about waiting for a pet to come to me. I always offer a hand for them to sniff and let them decide if they want to be pet. If they do, great! We’re already buds! If they don’t, I leave them be. Honestly, I can’t blame them, I don’t really want to be around me either!
That’s what I hated most about dog yoga. As yoga practitioners who love dogs, Dan and I went to dog yoga in the back of a brewery. For those of you unfamiliar with dog yoga, it’s…exactly what it sounds like. A dog shelter brings dogs who need to be adopted and lets them run free.
But they can’t actually run free, because everyone is grabbing at them, and the shelter workers keep dragging them to people. I understand that they want to get the dogs adopted, but I’d be just as happy if one came to sleep on my mat or lick my face in down dog. I’d much rather have a dog choose to be near me than to be forced in my face. Especially the tiniest puppies — they were so overwhelmed, it hurt my heart.
Being allergic to fur animals is rough because I need Benadryl after every visit anywhere with pets. But at the same time, it also might not be the worst thing for anyone living with me because I have no self control, and this allergy means that I can’t take every pet that I see on the street home! So I guess for right now, I’ll just snuggle with the stuffed animals that I have. Not as much fun, but a lot less mess…
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I can’t imagine going through life allergic to pets, that would be utterly devastating! Okay, maybe that’s a bit of an over-exaggeration, but I would definitely spend much of my time dealing with my allergies like you described. I don’t have the willpower not to cuddle them lol
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Same! I just love pet snuggles! And I don’t have a pet at home, so I don’t get snuggles nearly enough 😓


Ivermectin is not a safe heartworm preventative in cats.
Federal and state officials issued statements this week warning people not to take heartworm prevention medicine like Heartgard, one of the name brands that features the ingredient ivermectin, which is used to treat parasites.Very rarely, humans get heartworms.Consult the appropriate manufacturer for.For example, in dogs, ivermectin may be used in the treatment of mites (demodectic mange, scabies, and ear mites), intestinal parasites (hookworms, roundworms), and.400-600 ug/kg for treatment of demodectic mange.Because treating this parasite is a long, costly, and risky process, the best approach is ALWAYS prevention.Non-sensitive breeds generally need to be exposed to more than 2,000 ug/kg before significant symptoms develop, but the potentially toxic dose in MDR1 positive individuals can.At this dosage, the formulation is also effective against hookworms Treatment of a typical heartworm infection includes a series of deep ivermectin is not a safe heartworm preventative in cats. muscle injections consisting of an arsenic-based substance that kills adult heartworms in your pet.In addition to these prescribed allopathic.Ineffective – heartworm larvae, hookworms, ascarids.Heartgard Plus Heartworm prevention is made up of two main ingredients, Ivermectin and Pyrantel.Are to provide year-round heartworm Cats can also get heartworm infections, as can ferrets and wild animals such as coyotes, foxes, and wolves.Prior to this treatment, a pet will be started on an ivermectin-based.Heartworm is a potentially deadly parasite that is transmitted only by mosquitos, which pick up larval heartworms, called microfilaria, circulating in the bloodstream of infected.Iverhart Plus and Tri-Heart Plus are generic versions of Heartgard Plus.Ivermectin is for heartworms, and pyrantel is to treat roundworms and hookworms.The risk of kittens getting heartworm disease is equal to that of adult cats.Retreatment may be considered at intervals as short as 3 months.When given in large animal doses, however, ivermectin causes neurologic signs like ataxia (wobbly walking), respiratory depression, blindness and coma..Patients with heavy ocular infection may require retreatment every 6 months.However, ivermectin dose in cats may sometimes need to be higher, under a veterinarian’s supervision.The consequences of these parasites are.Heartgard Plus is a heartworm preventative treatment that also treats intestinal worms in dogs.Some topical formulations are FDA-approved for the treatment of external parasites; for example, headlice and skin conditions such as rosacea.
Feed fresh garlic to help repel mosquitoes.Common ivermectin side effects may include: headache, muscle aches; dizziness; nausea, diarrhea; or.Is It Safe For Cats To Take Ivermectin Your doctor may want you to take another dose every 3 to 12 months Ivermectin was first discovered in Japan, at the The Kitasato Institute which is a private medical research complex established way back in 1914.Miss Molly was suffering from toxicity of ivermectin, the drug in the horse medication.As springtime arrives throughout the U.Dosage guidelines based on body weight: 15 to 25 kg: 3 mg orally one time.Here is a good link on the various alternatives.Ivermectin is also used to treat and prevent heartworm and lung parasite infections, some intestinal parasites, and various kinds of mites that may infect the skin (ie, mange) and ears Heartworm Prevention.This is extended with continuous 12 month administration post-exposure to 3 months with 98% efficacy and to 4 months with 95% efficacy.The American Heartworm Society recommends that kittens be started on a heartworm preventive as early as the product label allows, and no later than 8 weeks of age.They ended up with confusion, hallucinations, shortness of breath, tremors, and drowsiness.Use natural mosquito repellents to keep the bugs away.A: Only by the bite of an infected mosquito.Indoor cats get heartworms too.Heartworm preventative medications come in three forms: Injections at your veterinarian’s office every.Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects The current monthly oral and topical heartworm preventives, as well as ProHeart6, the injectable six-month formulation for dogs, are all members of the same pharmaceutical class: the macrocyclic lactones.Steps #1 and #2 will keep most healthy dogs heartworm free.It works by killing heartworm larvae before they can actually turn into adult worms Ivermectin was not given to people or animals in this study.The current monthly oral and topical heartworm preventives, as well as ProHeart6, the injectable six-month formulation for dogs, are all members of the same pharmaceutical class: the macrocyclic lactones.Because treating this parasite is a long, costly, and risky process, the best approach is ALWAYS prevention.The dosage of a heartworm medication is based on body weight, not age The American Heartworm Society ivermectin is not a safe heartworm preventative in cats. recommends year-round administration of medications approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to prevent heartworm infection.Some of the most well-known brands of heartworm prevention medications that contain ivermectin include Heartgard Plus®, Iverhart Plus®, Iverhart Max® and Tri-Heart®..Heartworm preventative medications come in three forms: Injections at your veterinarian’s office every.Used in tiny doses in canine products such as Heartgard to prevent canine heartworm, ivermectin is safe.You should not take any medicine to treat or prevent.It’s dangerous for humans to take any drug made for animals, including ivermectin Heartworm disease is defined as the presence of heartworms (Dirofilaria immitis) in the pulmonary artery and/or right heart with the presence of clinical signs.Find the non sequitur in the following series of statements: Heartworms cause severe lung disease in dogs and cats., not providing the dose or frequency as directed).45 to 64 kg: 9 mg orally one time..Ivermectin and COVID-19 In the Antiviral Research journal article, “ The FDA-approved drug ivermectin inhibits the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in vitro ,” the authors found that.And the bite of just one mosquito infected with the heartworm larvae will give your ivermectin is not a safe heartworm preventative in cats. dog heartworm disease..Ivermectin has also protected hundreds of millions of livestock from a variety of parasites Ivermectin ivermectin is not a safe heartworm preventative in cats. is one of the most widely used medications for preventing heartworm infection in dogs.Heartworm develops differently in cats than in dogs.


|The Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) belongs to the Stenopodidea infraorder and while it looks like a shrimp and has the word shrimp in its name, it is not a true shrimp. Other common names are banded boxer shrimp, banded prawn, coral banded shrimp or barber-pole shrimp.|
They are medium to large sized shrimp and have red bands around their bodies, and long, white antennae. The body is covered with short spines, which are used in defence. They have the ability to grow back a broken claw if it breaks off. Like other decapods they can use the tail to escape backwards rapidly (the caridoid escape reaction). They are cleaner shrimp and hang around openings in the reef and sponges waiting for customers. S. hispidus is a common aquarium pet, because of its cleaning activities. It removes dead tissue, algae and parasites from larger fish, and may even clean the fingernails of hands that are carefully reached towards it.
They like to hang upside down on rocks and shells. They are commonly found in anchialine pools and on coral reefs.
This was taken in 30m of water.
This shrimp was waiting for customers to clean.


There are many different things to think about when you love animals or when you know someone who likes them. There are many great dog lover gifts that you can find. All of this will help you ensure that a dog lover is recognized in your life.
You can also buy biodegradable extra large dog waste bags for dog lovers.
At first, of course, you might think that the best gift for a dog lover is a real animal but that's just not true. They don't want to buy a dog for a dog lover unless you talked about it a while ago and you know they want it and what they have in store for their life.
If not, you may have more problems. Best gift for dog lovers; hence, it would be a personalized and handmade gift.
There are many types of personalized gifts that you can get for yourself or for the dog lover in your life. Hence, it is important to consider the type of gift you know you will like. For people who hold dogs or even cats, you can get gifts such as ornaments or other decorations that contain animals.
This is very important because it is the best way to ensure that the dog lover receives a meaningful gift in your life that really speaks to them. For many people, this type of gift is very important as it helps the owner to actually heal the pet and remember it.


When it comes to what many call the most important day in your life, it is difficult not to have your fur baby by your side. Your dog, after all, is part of your family. However, when you are caring for a puppy that has not yet been properly trained, problems may arise if you allow it to be part of something so special and grand. For instance, vigorous breeds like Maltese puppies or Golden Retrievers are too young for all the attention.
So where does that leave your pooch? Luckily, you can include it in your pre-wedding shoot! Here are some ways you can make your best bud a part of your wedding without it having to be at the venue on the day itself:
#1 Have it wear a similar outfit as you
Nothing is more adorable than your dog dressed up in fluffy layers of tulle or a tuxedo next to you in your photos. If your pup is a girl, have it wear a sparkling tutu. If your pooch is a boy, make it look as dapper as you by having it wear a silky bow tie.
#2 Cover it in flowers
Make your dog stand out in photos by outfitting it with a wreath of flowers. You may also have it wear a flower-covered leash around its neck. For consistency, make sure that you match your dog’s flowers with that of your wedding bouquet. Finally, take into consideration the flower of choice as it may be toxic for your pooch.
#3 Add its photo to your invitation
There isn’t anything more delightful than announcing your wedding day with a dog-themed save-the-date card. Have your photo taken with your dog, then add a cute caption like “Don’t furr-get our special day!” written on it. While you are at it, why not have your stamps customised as well? Your pooch’s face on the stamp will add both a personal touch and bring a smile to your guests’ faces.
#4 Put your dog’s face on the table numbers
Since your pooch won’t be able to say hello to your guests at your wedding, display its photo at the centre of every table. By turning your dog’s photos into table numbers, you can you’re your friends and family what a happy and proud fur owner you are. Here’s a cool tip: Don’t use the same photo for every table.
#5 Make it part of group photos
Welcome your pooch to your entourage by shooting a photo of it with your family, bridesmaids, and groomsmen before the big day. Have your photographer snap a few shots of you and your spouse-to-be holding your dog instead of a bouquet. Better yet, have everyone else included in the photo carry their pets in their arms!
#6 Have it do creative poses
Sure, your pup may not be well trained yet, but it doesn’t mean it can’t pose perfectly for a picture. Sometimes, the best shots are those that are candid. Try to be as creative as possible. You can kiss your pooch or have it sit beside your wedding dress or suit. If your dog is already trained, you can go for action shots. Simply talk to your dog photographer ahead of time so that you can work some great poses out. And make sure you have rewards such as treats and toys to keep them entertained and focused on whatever task you want them to do.
#7 Use its photo as a prop in your photo booth
If it isn’t possible to have your pooch at your wedding reception, make a big cutout of its face, then use it as a photo booth prop. It’s a great way to include your dog in your big day without it having to be at the venue physically.
#8 Make a large cutout of your dog
Who says you can’t bring your dog to your wedding? By having a life-size cutout of your dog made, you can make it a part of your entourage. You can carry your dog’s cutout while walking down the aisle or have your flower girl or ring bearer carry it. When it’s time for the family group photos, hold your dog’s cutout beside you.
The Bottom Line
All weddings are special. This is why everyone close to your heart must be there to witness your saying “I do.” Unfortunately, not all venues allow pets, so you have to get creative if you want your dog to be part of the most magical day in your life. Hopefully, these simple ideas will help make the presence of your pooch felt even if it cannot see you walk down the aisle.


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Dogs who were bred for jobs that require decision making, intelligence, and concentration, such as herding livestock, need to exercise their brains, just as dogs who were bred to run all day need to exercise their bodies. In rare cases of selective breeding it has genetic causes, so there’s little chance of getting an aggressive dog if you buy her from a responsible breeder. You may also want to consider adopting a senior dog, as they tend to be less demanding of your time and energy. Daily is best if you want to prevent periodontal disease. Mouthy dogs are more likely to use their mouths to hold or "herd" their human family members, and they need training to learn that it's fine to gnaw on chew toys, but not on people. John Wagner, author of The Boxer--first published in 1939--said the following about her: "Meta von der Passage played the most important role of the five original ancestors. 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There are a number of rescues that we have not listed. The dog' heart sometimes beats erratically (arrhythmia) due to an electrical conduction disorder. Strangers are greeted with a wary attitude, but they respond politely to friendly people. Inaya G. 5:41. When specifically trained for guard work, Boxers are excellent watchdogs and will restrain an intruder in the same manner as a Mastiff. An ideal Boxer diet should be formulated for a medium-sized breed with high energy. Other dogs need more time, patience, and repetition during training. In fact, when your dog looks at you, its brain releases oxytocin. Few boxers bark excessively. I was raised to be a dog person. This is believed to be the start of the line that would become the Boxer we know today. This was done in Munich in 1895, and the next year they founded the first Boxer Club. You may want to consider adopting an older dog. Living With: The boxer has a high need for companionship and exercise. Read more about Boxer Training. 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Some breeds bond very closely with their family and are more prone to worry or even panic when left alone by their owner. However, there’s a series of genetic health conditions your dog can inherit, such as: Choosing a responsible breeder is the easiest way to have a healthy dog. Don’t keep your dog locked up for too long either, either. Dogs with thick, double coats are more vulnerable to overheating. Here are a few awesome Boxer mix reviews: Get to Know the White Boxer and What Makes It Special |. The Boxer coat requires minimal grooming. Square-jawed and muscular, this breed is the George Clooney of the dog worldâa looker with a sense of humor and an underlying sweetness. I would highly recommend a boxer for any loving family. Low-energy dogs are the canine equivalent of a couch potato, content to doze the day away. All white or mostly white Boxers are not desirable because, genetically, deafness is associated with white coloring. Go with a low-sensitivity dog. Although they are large, Boxers are not "outdoor dogs." Also called Boxer Arrythmic Cardiomyopathy (BAC), Familial Ventricular Arrhythmia (FVA) and Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy (ARVC). While white Boxers can't be shown in conformation and shouldn't be bred, they can compete in obedience and agility, and of course, they still have the wonderful Boxer personality that makes them such great companions! See more ideas about Boxer, Boxer dogs, Cute animals. Giving your Boxer plenty of daily exercise is the best way to ensure good behavior. Enrolling them in a puppy kindergarten class is a great start. From shop RichartsCreative. Not all Boxers will get any or all of these diseases, but it's important to be aware of them if you're considering this breed. Gets along with all the other family pets particularly the cat who she loves to play with! Almost one-third of all dogs more than seven years old will experience cancer at … Treats can help the bonding process go more smoothly. Boxers mature slowly and act like rambunctious, Boxers don't just like to be around their family--they need to be around them! Boxers have a sleek, short coat with tight skin over their athletic bodies. Dogs with this condition should not be bred. 4.5 out of 5 stars (10) 10 reviews $ 2.99. If they don't get the mental stimulation they need, they'll make their own work--usually with projects you won't like, such as digging and chewing.


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My name is The Princess Leia, but my human calls me “Tubby”. Most of my days are filled with lounging around the house trying to decide if I would rather lay on the couch, or my dog bed, or my human’s bed. I am passionate about tennis balls, sprinting, belly rubs, swimming, and I believe there is always room for a pup-cup from Starbucks.
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