The Peppy Pets Daily
January 30, 2003
Dog Food Prices Compared
Tippy has been one busy doggie this week. It finally warmed
up some, but all the time that Tippy had in the house, she
spent putting up a new web page for you.
Check out Tippy's new page: Dog Food Prices Compared
here:
http://www.petcaretips.net/dog_food_prices_compared.htm
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Bear...The Most Wonderful Dog In The World
I have the most wonderful dog in the world. She was given
to me for Christmas in 1998. When I got her she looked just
like a baby black bear, so I named her "Bear".
She is so devoted to me it is just unbelievable. She
never leaves my side except to be taken outside for potty
relief.
I am handicapped with rheumatoid arthritis and deaf in both ears.
She does my hearing for me when it comes to someone at
the door or outside my apartment and she also lets me know
when the phone rings and when the microwave beeps.
I am quite sure she would let me know if anything were
wrong in my apartment, ie. fire, etc. She is a mixture
of Black Lab and Black Retriever and Charpei. You can't
see the Charpei unless her hair is cut very short. She has
shiny beautiful fur, and is overall healthy.
As you can see I love her very much and I know she
loves me in return. She was specially trained to do all of these
things when she was 6 months old, so that she could be an
assisting dog for me. I thank God every day that I have her.
Submitted by reader,
Nelda
Please feel free to send us your pet's story.
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Today's Pet Care Tip
By: Jane Bick's D.V.M.
EVERY skin condition should be a suspected mange case.
Have your vet check for mange First, with all skin conditions.
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Did you know that:
Feeding excessive amounts of fruits and vegetables to a rodent
at one time can cause diarrhea.
Your furry friends,
Tippy & Alfred
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Did you also realize that dogs and cats have the genetic
potential to live to be 25 to 30 years of age?
Sadly, many die at only 13 to 14 years.
Now...You can help your precious pets live a long and
healthier life!
Click here to find out more:
Please listen to a short online tape by Dr. Jane Bicks at
that site, you and your pet will never be the same again.
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