Pet Chatter

A Business of Ferrets
Donnie Darilek
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Many choose ferrets as pets because of their unending energy, and playful antics, And, they don't require constant attention.  However, domesticated ferrets, descendents of the European polecat, Mustela putorius, really need daily interaction from humans or other animals.
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Your Pet's Teeth
Brushing or bones...
Donnie Darilek
Sunday, March 1, 2009

February was National Pet Dental Health Month, sponsored the American Veterinarian Medical Association.

Why is this an important issue?  Dental disease is the number one health problem faced by pet dogs and cats over the age of two. Dogs and cats, like humans, are given 2 sets of teeth.  They shed their temporary teeth, then grow their permanant teeth.Read more
Playful February
Multitudes
Donnie Darilek
Sunday, February 1, 2009

Have you ever wondered what a particular group of animals is called? Here is Johnster's list of groups. I believe he caused a controversy because of the plural spelling of his first animal. The rest of the list has been sorted into alphabetical order, although the poster I have is not.  Enjoy. Read more
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Accidents Happen
Donnie Darilek
Thursday, January 1, 2009

There are a wide array of products that relieve pet-related odors.There are specific products to aid in cleanup, from accidents on the carpet to cleaning a litter box. The following may help you decide which product will work best for you:
 
1. Enzyme and bacteria: Produce certain types of protein molecules that break down biodegradable matter as a food source for the bacteria.
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A Christmas Tail
Donnie Darilek
Saturday, December 6, 2008

The Christmas spirit kicks into high gear this time of year. We all want to bring joy to those that we love. Should you give a pet to someone as a gift? I really believe that is a bad idea.

There are just too many distractions in most homes as the holidays get closer. A new pet needs a lot of attention in order to integrate  into our life styles; puppies and kittens require constant monitoring. They need to be fed several times a day and it takes a lot of time to properly house train them. With the stress of the holidays over our heads, we might tend to neglect a new pet this is not a good way to welcome a pet to it's new home.Read more

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