The Peppy Pets Daily
February 03, 2003
Your Pet Pictures
Tippy & Alfred have a couple of pages up on the web
containing reader's Pet Pictures.
Surf on over here to see these Adorable Pet Pictures:
Pet Pictures Online Here
If you would like your pet picture put up on this site, then
send us their picture.
Please use jpeg format and send your pet picture as an attachment. We
do not have the right software to convert pictures to jpeg,
so it must be sent jpeg.
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One Smart Monkey
A baboon walks into a bar, and orders a milkshake. The
bartender stops cleaning the counter, and stares.
The baboon repeats the order and hands him a ten dollar bill, so
the bartender slyly hands this baboon his milkshake.
While the baboon drank his milkshake, the bartender was thinking,
"What would a baboon know of money?" So, when the baboon
finished, the bartender handed the baboon one dollar change,
thinking the baboon wouldn't know better, and pass this by.
So as to make small talk, the bartender said, "We don't get many
baboons in here...", to which the baboon said, "Well, at nine
dollars a milkshake, it's not surprising!"
Please feel free to send us any of your favorite pet jokes
mailto:editor@peppypetsdaily.com?Subject=PetJokes
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Today's Pet Care Tip
By: Jane Bicks D.V.M.
The term "geriatric" refers to the age at which a dog's body
starts to show the effects of aging; a degenerative process that
begin years before any physical changes actually show.
A majority of small and medium breeds will start to show signs
of aging at the age of 8: arthritis, cataract formation, gray hairs,
slower metabolism, etc.
Large breeds start to show signs of aging much earlier, at 5 to
6 years: gray muzzles, early heart disease, arthritis, etc.
One of our goals is to slow down the degenerative changes,
keeping your dog healthier and happier long into his senior years.
To find out more about how you can help accomplish this,
listen to an online tape we have by Dr. Jane Bicks:
Go Here
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Call the vet as soon as possible if your cat develops
puffiness or a lump under the skin
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