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10 June 2013
10 June 2013
Aromatherapy As a Form of Treatment for Horses By Erin C Brankowski More and more we are finding a place in our daily routines for alternative therapies. Aromatherapy has been used on humans for many, many years as a complimentary therapy for a large range of ailments. Horses too can also reap the benefits. Here [...]
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10 June 2013
Canine Massage: What Is Canine Massage and How Can It Help My Dog? By Donna Curry Canine massage is becoming more and more popular in the world of holistic pet care and more pet owners are consider massage therapy for their pets. But what is dog massage and how is it different from simply petting [...]
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10 June 2013
Natural Remedies for Urinary Incontinence in Dogs By Marianne Wolff Both male and female dogs can be affected with urinary incontinence but studies have shown that more than 20% of spayed females are affected. Medium to large breeds are also more prone to urinary problems. If your pet is overweight, the extra weight may exacerbate [...]
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10 June 2013
Essential Oils – A Greener Path to Dog Health By Nick Schklair Let’s define what we mean by “Essential Oil”. An essential oil is typically derived from organic things: plants, flowers, roots, tree bark and wood. Over hundreds of years, mankind has figured out how to obtain the oils from the aforementioned substances. Of course, [...]
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10 June 2013
3 Must Have Essential Oils to Calm Your Pet By Christa McCourt The reason I love animals so much is that they give off an attitude of happiness, innocence and unconditional love to their people. Our pets are just as happy being a part of our household as we are of having them with us. [...]
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25 May 2013
By Ruth Williams The equestrian world is both close-knit and vast. With an array of different sectors making up the market, your potential client pool is huge. The worlds of racing, dressage, show jumping are reliant on vets, food suppliers and experts in apparel. Whatever your equestrian business, you need to know how to write [...]
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25 May 2013
Horse Blanket Repair and Starting Your Own Business By Karen Gall Horse blankets are so expensive and horse are quick to ruin them. People who don’t know horses or know about horse blankets will laugh when you mention repairing horse blankets. But if you are horse owner, then you know how much cheaper it is [...]
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25 May 2013
Using Video to Promote Your Equine Business By Ruth Williams Video has become the new way to promote businesses. It is proving to be highly effective and can be adapted to suit a wide range of products and services. This medium lends itself particularly well to equine businesses and has great potential to demonstrate services [...]
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12 May 2013
By Shawn Beaver When it comes to flea and tick control, many pet owners get uncomfortable with the toxic pesticides that are used in conventional methods. These days, there are some natural options out there. Sometimes, they take a bit more “elbow grease,” but they may be just as effective and are generally safer. Here [...]
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12 May 2013
The Perfect Touch – Choosing a Name for Your Pet Business By Thomas R Arnold You’ve set up your pet sitting business, and are all ready to go. Now all you need is a good name. Something that is easy to remember, yet still catchy. Naming a business used to be as simple as thinking [...]
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31 March 2013
Some people feel that cats are more affordable pets, because they are smaller, but that’s not necessarily the case. Cats, like any pet, can become sick or injured and if you’re not prepared for the expense, you’ll need to work out where you might get help with vet fees. Ideally, you’ll have some money saved [...]
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31 March 2013
Many people have been through times when money was tight and they have had to live from pay-packet to pay-packet. It’s hard enough to find cash for the regular bills without having to cover veterinary expenses too. The idea of saying out loud, “I need help paying my vet bill can be uncomfortable”. Fortunately there [...]
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31 March 2013
A dog’s lifespan averages around twelve years. Over these twelve years, you’ll spend several thousand dollars on his care, and a large part of this can be vet bills. If you are able to reduce your veterinary expenses, it will leave extra money in your wallet for other things. There are many circumstances in which [...]
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31 March 2013
It is every pet owner’s nightmare. Your much loved pet is ill or injured, and you can’t get to your usual veterinary clinic. You can ask for a house call but you’ll need to be prepared to pay high vet call out charges. If you’re going to take the best care of your pet, there’s [...]
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30 March 2013
Natural Pet Care – Holistic Treatments For Your Pet By Robert D Hawkins Natural pet care is made up of a number of holistic treatment segments with the basic message being to look at the big picture on the way to achieving both short and long-term health. This approach to natural pet care takes into [...]
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30 March 2013
Controlling Fleas on Your Puppy The Natural Way By Kelly Marshall If you have a new puppy, it is possible you inherited fleas and might not know what to do about it. Of course, there are flea powders and flea shampoos on the market, but there are some things on the market that aren’t recommended [...]
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