The Peppy Pets Daily
September 16, 2004
How did the little Scottish dog feel when he saw a scarry movie?
(See answer below)
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Find the Purr-Fect Gift
Tippy & Alfred have been working really, really hard to
provide you with a place where you can find quality pet related
gifts.....and a place online where you can trust that you won't
be ripped off or taken advantage of.
We've selected only top of the line merchants to represent
so that you won't have to worry about the quality you
are getting.
So please take a few minutes and check out all the pet
related gifts that are available.
Also, if you would like us to carry a specific product that
you don't see, please email us and let us know what your
thoughts are.
Woofs and Purrs
Tippy & Alfred
Pet Gift
Shop Online Here
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Top Ten Dog and Cat Movies:
The Love Pug
The Gr-r-eat Gatsby
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kit
Cur-age of Lassie
Heel-o Dolly
Fangenstein Cur-eature from the Black Lagoon
The Pet and the Pendulum
The Invisible Manx
The French Poodle Connection
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Cats in Movies
Did you know that Tippy & Alfred have several really cool
web pages that feature cats that have been in movies and
on television.
Also, several web pages that have pictures and short bios
of famous cats.
Check them out by going to our cat care page, then scrolling
down to the Famous Cats section
Famous Cats Online Here
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Purring: The Sound of a cat manufacturing cuteness
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Be Aware of Artificial Sweeteners: Xylitol & Pets
The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center cautions animal
owners that xylitol, a sweetener found in certain sugar-free
chewing gums, candies and other products can potentially
cause serious and even life-threatening problems for pets.
Dogs ingesting significant amounts of gum or candies solely
or largely sweetened with xylitol may develop a fairly sudden
drop in blood sugar, resulting in depression, loss of coordination
and seizures. "These signs can develop quite rapidly, at times
less than 30 minutes after ingestion of the product.
The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center advises pet owners
avoid offering their animals food meant for human consumption,
and to be especially diligent in keeping candy, gum or other foods
containing xylitol out of the reach of pets.
Instead of candy for treats, why not give your pet a Healthy
treat that will be of benefit to them?
Healthy Natural
Dog Treats
Healthy Natural Cat Treats
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Animal lover Anne, who was not married, said to her friend,
" My dog snores, the parrot swears, the cat stays out all night
with the ladies, and the pet skunk stinks up the house.
Why in heaven's name do I need a husband?"
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How did the little Scottish dog feel when he saw a scarry movie?
Terrier-fied !
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