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Teachers Receive Help Getting Pets in the Classroom

Sep 25 2012
Bruce Eppinger
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Pet Care Trust, pets in school, Pets in the Classroom
Many teachers believe that real animals in the classroom can enrich a child’s educational experience. Experts agree that many students that enter the first grade can play a video game but very few have a pet to play with. The only problem is the cost involved is usually
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NJ Says No to Emotional Distress Compensation over Death of a Pet

Aug 02 2012
Bruce Eppinger
1
Dogs, pet lifestyle, Pet Ownership, Pets
The Supreme Court of New Jersey ruled Tuesday that claims for emotional distress over the violent death of a family pet is not valid. While the Court does recognize that there is a strong bond between many pet owners and their animals it is not the same as watching a human family
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Wrong Size Treats and Toys Could be Fatal

Aug 01 2012
Bruce Eppinger
1
Dog Health, Dog Treats, Dogs, pet health, Pet Ownership
Many pet owners would never even think about the size of the treat or toy they are buying for their pet or that they could be fatal if they become logged inside. Any toy or treat that can be swallowed in one gulp should be avoided.  It is estimated that Americans will spend over
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Pets of Olympic Athletes

Jul 31 2012
Bruce Eppinger
0
Cats, Dogs, Olympic Athletes Pets, Pets
Some of the most celebrated athletes in this year’s Olympic completion in London England enjoy the companionship of their pets. It’s hard to workout day in and day out in preparation for one of the most difficult competitions in the world without the unconditional love and
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What Does Our Choice of Pets Say About Us

Jul 21 2012
Bruce Eppinger
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Benefits of Pet Ownership, Cats, Dogs, pet lifestyle, Pet Ownership, Pets
Cats and Dogs: It’s an ancient rivalry that has been reflected in culture, media, and even arguments with friends. Discussing the nature of being a cat or dog lover can be a surprisingly controversial topic. In fact, there is evidence that your preference in pets hints more at a
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Vaccinations: Not Just For Humans

Jul 19 2012
Bruce Eppinger
1
Dogs, pet health, Pet Vaccines, Rabies Vaccinations, Vaccinations
Vaccinations are important. They help minimize the spread of diseases by preparing the immune system to fight illness. So naturally, it is just as crucial to get dogs vaccinated. A rabies vaccination for dogs is an absolute must. Without it, dogs cannot be registered in t
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Fur Can Actually Help Pets Cope With the Heat

Jul 18 2012
Bruce Eppinger
2
Cats, Dogs, pet health, Pet Ownership
It sounds counterintuitive but fur can actually help cats and dogs maintain their body temperature in heat of the summer. "Fur actually insulates the body in cold weather and helps prevent the body from taking on too much heat in warm weather," according to James H. Jones, an
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Bringing Home a New Dog can be Tricky

Jul 17 2012
Bruce Eppinger
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Dogs, Introducing New Dogs, Pet Ownership
Getting a new dog is an exciting time for everyone, but sometimes your old and new pets just don’t get along. Don’t fret about it, take action. With a little hard work and some patience, your dogs will be buddies in no time. Introductions are always tricky, even for dogs and here
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Algae Blooms Can Be Dangerous for Pets

Jun 23 2012
Bruce Eppinger
1
Algae Blooms Dangerous, Cats, Dogs, pet health, Pet Ownership
Many pet owners love to take their dogs to the beach, bay or river to swim. Unfortunately, there may be a toxic problem in the water…algae. This time of year, many bodies of water sport algae blooms that can be toxic to our pets if unwittingly consumed or if they come in contact
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Researchers Say Pets Belong in the Workplace

Jun 22 2012
Bruce Eppinger
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Cats, Dogs, lifestyle, Pet Ownership, Pets at Work
Pets are a source of comfort for many people and can make people feel more relaxed, even in high-pressure areas like your workplace. A recent study conducted by Virginia Commonwealth University reported findings that having pets at work reduces stress. The researchers also found
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