Very best wishes from all of us to all of you… we wish for you what we wish for ourselves. May 2009 bring you and yours great bow-wows, purrs, chirps, peeps and all manner of joyous sounds brought on by peace, contentment, happiness and great health. Love ‘n’ hugs from PR Sammi and the gang.
Season’s greetings and happy holidays from all the pets and pet-lovers here to all the pets and pet-lovers around the globe… wishing you peace, love and abundance in all things positive. We thank you for being part of our pet lover community and look forward to your input and suggestions to make this pet blog even better in the coming year. Bow-wow, purr, splish, whinney-clop-clop, oink, twitter and tweet and all other pet greetings to you and yours.
Pets shed their hair according to the season, but there are a number of other reasons as well and some things you can do to prevent extra pet hair loss. Check out Pets Shedding over at MillionDollarPetPix.com home of the PetPix Time Capsule for pets where you can “Make your Pet a Star!”™
You are not alone if you suffer an allergy to cats. Cat owners may sneer with contempt at your obvious weakness, but for the allergy sufferer, being around a cat can be a serious concern. Have you noticed that most cat owners do not wear black or dark colors (unless their kitty is a dark color)? They never wear corderoy and always tend to wear fluffy sweaters, which on closer inspection, could actually be made from cat hair.
At first glance, the question could just as easily be “Why do my kids eat snow?”, for it would appear to be a question of natural curiosity or great thirst. For anyone who done vigorous outdoor sports in winter such as cross-country skiing, tabogganing or snowshoeing that answer would be thirst… and maybe just the fun of eating a handful of snow. For our dogs, this can also be part of the equation, depending what is going on.
