81. General Information - Orange County, So. Cal - World Wide Pet Industry Associati 1000 am to 600 pm general Admission $10.00, seniors $8.00, children 612 $4.00,5 yrs. and under are free PIJAC pet care Trust http://www.petexpooc.com/

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82. Looking For Information On Natural And Conventional Pet Care? Look No Further Th the best sources on NATURAL pet care Etcetera with the ETCETERA being interesting but more dense and a less enjoyable read or more general information. http://www.catsu.com/library.html

HOME OUR PRODUCTS QUICK ORDER SITE MAP ... INFORMATION Website designed, built and maintained by Geist Systems Email questions to: GEIST SYSTEMS The CatSu library has two sections. First, we want to offer you a selection of books we consider the best sources on NATURAL PET CARE Etcetera with the ETCETERA being interesting reading about cats and /or dogs. There are plenty of books out there in this area, but these are the books we recommend as being informative and explanatory in the natural health field. Our book list is always a work in progress as we constantly add new titles as we review them. The second section: The CatSu Condensed mini Pet Health Notes and the PET HEALTH NOTEBOOKS are individual notebooks on a variety of pet care subjects. They cover the most recent research and information on a variety of interesting and informative topics. We use a Pawsitively Practical rating system approach to give you our opinion of the quality of information in each book. We have read each and every one of these books from cover to cover and our background in natural healthcare for cats and dogs as well as our love for animals makes for strong, expert qualifications.

83. Asthma: General Information: Basic Facts | CDC APRHB A healthcare provider trying to diagnose asthma will ask you questions about People with asthma are not allergic to their pet’s fur, so trimming the http://www.cdc.gov/asthma/faqs.htm

Asthma Content Home Basics CDC Program Interventions ... NCEH Topics Basic Facts about Asthma Full-Text in PDF Esta página en español What Asthma Is Asthma is a disease that affects your lungs. It is the most common long-term disease of children. It causes repeated episodes of wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, and nighttime or early morning coughing. It is with you all the time, but you may have asthma attacks only when something bothers your lungs. We know that family history contributes to susceptibility, but in most cases we don’t know what causes asthma to develop, and we don’t know how to cure asthma. You can control your asthma by knowing the warning signs of an attack, avoiding things that trigger an attack, and following the advice of your doctor. When you control your asthma, you won’t have symptoms like wheezing or coughing, you’ll sleep better, you won’t miss work or school, you’ll be able to take part in all physical activities, and you won’t have to visit the hospital. Effects of Asthma In 2001, 20.3 million Americans had asthma, and 12 million had had an asthma attack in the previous year. If a person has a parent with asthma, he or she is three to six times more likely to develop asthma than is a person who does not have a parent with asthma.

84. CHOICES In Health Information | The New York Public Library Includes everything from general petcare guidelines, hints on finding pet-friendlyrental Here you ll find information on pets in the passenger cabin, http://www.nypl.org/branch/choices/links/index2.cfm?trg=1&d1=1926

85. Lyme Disease (Borreliosis) [HomeVet© Natural Pet Care] general information. Borreliosis is a widespread serious disease that can affectdogs, Return to top of page. Return to pet care Medical information http://www.homevet.com/petcare/lyme.html

Lyme Disease, or Borreliosis Contents General Information Symptoms Prevention Treatment ... Return to menu. General Information Borreliosis is a widespread serious disease that can affect dogs, horses, cattle, birds, wild animals, cats (not as commonly) and people. White-tailed deer and white -footed mice appear to be natural carriers. The disease is caused by Borrelia burgdorferi, a corkscrew-shaped bacterium. The organism is usually transmitted by the pinhead-sized, dark brown nymphs of deer ticks. Other types of ticks may also transmit the disease. After the larva hatches from the tick egg, it attaches to small rodents, such as the white-footed mouse. As it feeds on the mouse's blood, the larva becomes infected with the Borrelia organism. The larva matures into a nymph, which feeds on the blood of animals and people. The Borrelia organism is not injected into the host animal until the tick has been attached for at least 24 hours. Though adult ticks can also spread the disease, the nymph stage poses the greatest threat during the summer months because of its very small size. Return to menu.

86. Skin And Coat Care For Dogs And Cats [HomeVet© Natural Pet Care] general information. The coat and skin often reflect the general health of yourpet. Return to top of page. Return to pet care Medical information http://www.homevet.com/petcare/grooming.html

Skin and Coat Care for Dogs and Cats Contents General Information "Do's" for Dog and Cat Grooming "Don'ts" for Dog Grooming Some Important "Do's" for Cats ... Return to menu. General Information The coat and skin often reflect the general health of your pet. A healthy pet has few skin and coat problems. Clean surroundings for your pet prevent many skin and coat problems. Outside kennels should be kept clean, and bedding should be changed regularly. Internal and external parasites, such as hookworms and fleas, can have a great effect on the skin and coat. Follow your veterinarian's suggestions for parasite control. Proper nutrition plays an important role in general health, including that of the skin and coat. An excess or deficiency of certain nutrients can cause problems. Discuss your dog's diet with the doctor. Any suggested changes can prevent future problems. Routine grooming not only prevents skin and/or coat problems, but enables you to detect problems before they become extensive. Bathing should be done as often as necessary to keep your pet clean (for dogs). However, bathing softens the coats of breeds whose coats should be hard and wiry, may remove natural oils, and may dull the coat. Long-coated breeds should be brushed thoroughly before bathing, as matted and tangled hair will tighten after bathing and drying. Products are available to restore coat oils after bathing and keep hair more manageable. Consult your veterinarian about proper shampoos and rinses for your dog.

87. Practical Pet Care: Ask An Expert, Pet Photo Gallery, And More There are over 286665 pages of information at Practical pet care. OTHER FORUMS, general Forum, Activism Forum, Help Forum, pet care information http://www.practical-pet-care.com/

The "Pet Care" E-book Series Have a question about caring for your pet? Our ebooks have the answer, whether you need to know about feeding, habitat, health, lifespan, size, grooming, time, breeding, equipment, or cost of owning a pet. We are very proud of these ebooks and guarantee that they will save you time and money. Check out the NEW Boa Constrictor and Ball Python ebooks! Take a look! Dogs Cats Rodents Ferrets Fish Birds Amphibians Lizards Snakes Boa Constrictors Ball Pythons Spiders Crustaceans What's New on Practical Pet Care? Looking to Buy or Sell? Practical Pet Care is happy to announce our new FREE Pet Auctions and Pet Classifieds It couldn't be simpler... just click here to post an auction or a classified ad! Start Here... Win Win Win! Congratulations to , the winner of the 2005 Practical Pet Care Raffle! Everyone's support was greatly appreciated. Thanks, everyone! Did You Know? Practical Pet Care Members can choose different background colors. Which version of Practical Pet Care would you like to use? Use the thumbnails below as a guide, or try them all! The content remains the same, this just gives this pages a different look. You can set this option in your Member Profile Purple Blue Raspberry Grey Hey, Webmasters!

88. Pet Portraits By Cherie- General Pet Links -Cat & Dog carefree pet Specializes in holistic and natural pet care products for cats and Ferrets - information on ferrets including general ferret information, http://www.portraitsofanimals.com/genpetlinks.html

Affordable portraits of dogs, cats, parrots, horses and other exotic pets PortraitsOfAnimals.com Link To Pet Portraits by Cherie Pet Portraits by Cherie Click below to see examples of my Custom-Drawn Pet Portraits Custom Dog Portraits Custom Cat Portraits Custom Portraits of ... Parrot/Horses/Exotics General Pet Links Would you like to exchange links or banners with me? Grab my banner here: Link to Pet Portraits by Cherie Arcata Pet - Discount pet supplies for dogs, cats, birds, fish etc. 2nd Chance Sanctuary - Ask Dr. Hines pet health-related questions on the internet. Amazing Pet Place - Amazing Pet Place offers pet lovers the convenience of online shopping and quality supplies for their pets needs. Selections include; collars/leads, grooming tools, training aids, toys, and more! Log-on and experience! Ask Veterinary Advice - Ask an online veterinarian your pet questions Animal Friends - Pittsburgh's only no-kill animal shelter Animals Exotic and Small - Largest provider of animal information in the world with over 70 contributing Covering Aardvarks to Zebras and everything in between. Animal Lovers Gift Advisor - Get ideas, recommendations and advice for finding perfect animal lover gifts for all the animal lovers on your list

89. Ani-Med - Pet Care Information Tips As a general rule, puppies can control themselves for one hour for every monthof age, A very effective way to remove pet stains and odors is with an http://www.animed.org/dogs_general_housetraining.htm

III. Dogs: Behavior: General Housetraining INDEX You've just gotten a new puppy, and the two of you are about to set out on your most important adventure of all-housebreaking. It may take a few months, but with patience, consistency and praise, you and your pet will come back from the journey victorious. Before you embark, it's good idea to remind yourself that accidents are going to happen. As your puppy grows and develops muscle tone, she will be better able to control herself. Should you see her slip, pick her up and bring her to training pads or outside. Pile on the praise when she concludes her business in the appropriate place. Never rub her nose in it. This will only confuse her. One of the most effective ways to teach your pup where and when to eliminate is the confinement method. First, get her set up in a training crate. This should be her own special den with some toys and a bed or blanket for sleeping. It's imperative that you take her out frequently so she never eliminates in her crate. If you are consistent, your pup will learn to associate her distaste for soiling in her special place with soiling in the house. When you bring your dog to training pads or outside to eliminate, the ASPCA recommends keeping her on a leash and collar. The idea is to get her used to you being around when she eliminates. If she doesn't get used to your presence, she may hold it until she can sneak somewhere in the house by herself. But until your puppy has finished her vaccinations at four months, you can bring her outside only if you have a fenced-in yard. Otherwise, you risk exposing her to infectious disease.

90. Pets Webliography - Pollard Memorial Library ASPCA information for adopting pets, learning about pet care, and supporting the Cat Fanciers - general information on cats, cat shows, and cat care. http://www.pollardml.org/pets.html

The Pollard Memorial Library Pets on the Web General Pet Sites Birds Cats Dogs ... Travel General Pet Sites Acmepet - A general pet site from Petsmart.com. American Pet Association - The national organization's site with information about pets, care, vets, and humane societies. ASPCA - Information for adopting pets, learning about pet care, and supporting the ASPCA. AVMA Care for Pets - The American Veterinary Medical Association site with information on buying a pet, pet care, animal safety, health, and how to select a veterinarian. Intermountain Therapy Animals - Animal-assisted therapy specialists with the motto, "Pets Helping People." The Waltham World of Pet Care - An excellent site with information on choosing a pet, nutrition, training, and more. Selected Books at the Library Carroll, David. The ASPCA complete guide to pet care - 636.0887 CAR Hanna, Jack. Jack Hanna's ultimate guide to pets - 636.088 HAN Birds BirdStation - Pet birds, care, and links to organizations and publications. The Pet Bird Page - A personal site with links to information on various birds and bird resources. Selected Books at the Library Gallerstein, Gary A.

91. Pet Care Information At Harmony Animal Hospital S World Of Pets pet care resources and a library of information on dogs, cats, birds, and exoticpets. general pet information This section has information http://www.petvets.com/petcare/general.html

92. Harmony Animal Hospital: General Pet Care petvets.com pet care resources and a library of information on dogs, cats,birds, and exotic pets. Back to page 1 of All pets. general http://www.petvets.com/petcare/general2.html

Email Login Password New users sign up here Search This Site The Web Get a FREE Search Engine for your Site Page 2 of 3 All Pets: this section has information pertinent to more than one type of pet. We know how much you care... Protect your pet's smile! Taming your allergies to your pets Glaucoma can your pet go blind? ... Create a first aid kit More important articles: Check out the Additional Library of Articles Senior Pet Care Go to the Cats page Go to the Dogs page Go to the Birds page Go to the Exotic Pets page Go to the Seasonal Info page Go to In the News to find out what's happening in medicine. NEW COLUMNS! Dog Training Tips and For the Birds! Taming Your Allergies to Your Pets With more than 100 million cats and dogs in the United States, and an estimated 25 million Americans who are allergic to them, it is no surprise that there's a whole lot of sneezing going on. People can develop allergies to any furred animal, including such common pets as dogs, hamsters, gerbils, rabbits, and horses. Cats are rightly blamed for many allergies because cat allergens are especially potent, and because people have such close contact with cats. Don't Blame the Hair Allergies are caused by exposure to proteins that are normally present in the animal's saliva or urine, or in secretions from glands in the skin. That's why an allergic person should never clean the pet's litter box. Contrary to popular belief, the animal's hair or dander do not themselves cause allergies, although they do make excellent airborne carriers for the offending proteins. Many experts say there is no good evidence that short-haired animals cause fewer allergies than long-haired, or that one breed is better than another.

93. Opera Directory Offers general information on pet care, along with a vet locator, ask the vetarea, pet of the week, and a newsletter. petProspects.com http://portal.opera.com/directory/?cat=234

94. The Pet Care Trust - About The Pet Care Trust Incorporated in Washington, DC in 1990, The pet care Trust is a nonprofit,charitable, information resource for the general public and pet industry. http://www.petsforum.com/petcaretrust/PCTA.htm

About the Pet Care Trust Board of Trustees Programs: Programs: Fish Health Management Videos Programs: Sue Busch Animals in the Classroom News Releases P.C.T. HOME About the Pet Care Trust Incorporated in Washington, D.C. in 1990, The Pet Care Trust is a non-profit, charitable, public foundation. The purpose of The Pet Care Trust is to help promote public understanding regarding the value of and right to enjoy companion animals, to enhance knowledge about companion animals through research and education, and to promote professionalism among members of the companion animal community. TAX STATUS : Non-profit public foundation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code; contributions to the Trust are tax deductible as charitable contributions. MISSION : Promote humane and responsible care and treatment of companion animals; focus national attention on the important and vital role which responsible companion ownership places within society; provide funding for research, special projects and education programs; improve animal health and welfare; support human-animal interaction and bond; assist the public understanding of the role of the pet industry. ROLE : Sponsor and disseminate information on companion animal programs and the role of companion animals in improving the quality of life of pet owners.

95. Dog Care - Dog Health Resources - Dog Supplies Good general info and free helpline Dog Breeders Pictures and information Natural pet care information for dogs, cats, and horses. AltVetMed s Library http://www.chazhound.com/resources.html

96. Pet Columns Subscribe to pet Columns Experts from the College of Veterinary The petColumns site provides authoritative general information for animal owners. http://www.cvm.uiuc.edu/petcolumns/

Veterinary Teaching Hospital CARE Grief Helpline Wildlife Medical Clinic Admission to Veterinary School ... Veterinary Student Outreach Program Pet Columns Birds Cats Dogs Equine General Livestock Reptiles Wildlife Search for these words: Find articles: Containing all these words Containing any of these words Subscribe to Pet Columns: Experts from the College of Veterinary Medicine issue a new pet or horse column most weeks. You can receive new columns automatically via email by subscribing to the "Pet Talk" topic offered by a campus news service. Office of Public Engagement 2001 S Lincoln Ave / Urbana, Illinois 61802-6199 / Phone: 217/333-2907 The Pet Columns site provides authoritative general information for animal owners. Please consult your local veterinarian with your questions about specific care for your animal. Your comments about the site are welcome, but we cannot dispense medical advice via the Internet.

97. Denise And Mom's Pet Page Some general information on cat and dog care as well as pictures. http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Park/3406/

Pet Page We have a " Brittish Blue " cat that we call Gray, because she is so gray, she's almost blue! That was also the first name that we could think of! She was a stray cat, and one day, we fed her, so she stayed! Recently, on May 2, 1999, Gray had 4 kittens! She is a very very good mother! She watches them real close during the day and night! At night, she will bring them up on the back patio, where they will sleep in Gray's house. Also, for the longest time ( for about a month ) Gray would keep them hid at the next door neighbor's house! They are now starting to nibble on solid cat food. Two are gray, and two are black. The gray kittens have light green eyes, and the two black ones have bright blue eyes. Gray's eyes are amber and she is a medium sized cat, at about 7 pounds. She has a small patch of white under her neck and on her stomach. She is currently breast feeding the kittens.Email Gray to tell her "mothering tips." Also, please sign her guestbook...it is located on the " Meet Our Kittens Page ." Her email is: graycat@planetmail.com

98. Gilbertson & Page Manufacturer of complete diets for dogs, cats and ferrets. Includes company history, searchable supplier list and general pet care advice. Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom. http://www.gilpa.co.uk

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99. Pet Supplies For Senior Pets Supplying a range of products for elderly cats and dogs, including raised feeders, ramps, harnesses, beds and vitamins. Includes advice on health and general care. http://www.seniorpetproducts.com/

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100. Center For Natural Medicine - Fayetteville NC Blended formulas for general health and specific ailments. Also offers aromatherapy and herbal pet care products. http://www.herbalgardenstore.com/

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