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Can't seem to keep those reindeer antlers on Fluffy and Fido long enough to snap a photo for your holiday card? Now, thanks to the University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital, you can create a free holiday e-card featuring your pet's photo. Just upload, add your choice of holiday accessories and you're ready to e-mail, tweet or post to Facebook.
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Dr Andrew T. Jones DVM
Dr Andrew Jones has just re-released an upgraded version of his best selling home study course Veterinary Secrets Revealed. Dr Jones is a Nelson, B.C. based veterinarian with an interest in holistic and alternative treatments for your pets. He operates a clinic and is a regular small town veterinary practioner.
Dr Jones also has various other publications and DVD's for pet owners covering food and first aid.
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Pet Halloween Costumes
are a big thing today. More and more pet parents without kids are buying dog halloween costumes and cat halloween costumes than ever before.
Dog Costumes come in a wide variety and owners are taking the pets out trick or treating to their fellow dog owners houses and dog costume parties. Here are some funny dog costumes in the below video.
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New technological developments of modern times are constantly changing our life – now we can enjoy the benefits of using such technological advancements as wireless internet connection, 3G mobile communication, microwave cooking and many other technological improvements. At the same time, to many of today's dog owners the Electric Dog Training Collar is the kind of advancement they expected from modern technology.
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Have you owned a dog for a few years now? Then you are probably quite used to taking care of it. You feed and water it daily and groom them whenever they need it. Are you wondering what you can do to insure that your dog will live longer though? Here is a method that is helping dogs to live longer.
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