Tuesday, May 17, 2011

James Arguile Pet Portraits

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Ever thought about protecting your pet's memory for eternity by way of a beautiful pet portrait?

Then check out....


Pet Portraits by James Arguile 

Beautiful drawings and paintings made from photographs, by artist with over ten years' experience.

Ideal for a special gift: why not commission a unique portrait today? 

  • A4: £50 (Extra portraits within same sheet of paper: £20 extra per head)
  • A3: £70 (£30 per extra)
  • A2: £150 – £200 (£50 per extra) 
email jamesarguile@googlemail.com with any requirements and once your portrait is agreed, I will start work.

I also create custom family portraits.Or, you may telephone me, on (UK) 07816 124094

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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Hot Weather Advice For Dog Owners

As Summer arrives, dogs often bear the brunt of the climatic change.

DogTips.co has produced a really helpful guide for dog owners on how they can help their canine friends avoid the common heat problems such as

  • Sun burn in dogs
  • Heatstroke in dogs
  • Excessive panting
  • Overheating
  • Travelling with dogs in hot weather
  • & more
Check it out: Dogs Hot Weather Tips.

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Article distributed on behalf of petbuzz by David Grenadier

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Dog Teeth Cleaning: Avoid Oral Problems in Dogs

Our good friends over at DogTips.co have produced a great little tip sheet on Dog Teeth Cleaning.

Pointing out the health benefits of keeping your canine's canines in tip top condition, the article explains:

  • Why you should clean your dog's teeth and how often
  • The health benefits of keeping your dog's teeth clean
  • How to (step by step) clean dog's teeth
  • The health problems you can avoid by cleaning your dog's teeth
Take a look (you might be surprised at the health problems dog can suffer if they don't have clean teeth)

http://www.dogtips.co/dog-teeth-cleaning/

Friday, April 29, 2011

Guide to Help You Become a Dog Trainer

For many the idea of becoming a dog trainer is the ultimate dream job.

Now, thanks to K9 Magazine, you might just be able to get a step closer to realising that dream as they have produced a fascinating, in depth guide on how to become a full time, professional dog trainer.

Whether you're looking for advice on the various jobs available (as a dog trainer) or dog training courses (home study or location based dog training educational courses), this article should set you on the right path.

Find out more by reading K9 Magazine's guide: How to become a dog trainer.

Friday, April 22, 2011

Second Hand Smoke Harmful to Dogs

Many dog owners are unaware of the dangers of second hand smoke and dogs - but this timely article from DogTips.co shows us that second hand smoke is harmful to dogs too.

“Environmental tobacco smoke has been shown to contain numerous cancer-causing compounds, making it hazardous for animals as well as humans. Studies have shown increases in certain types of respiratory cancers in dogs that live in homes with smokers."

Read in full: http://www.dogtips.co/second-hand-smoke-dogs/

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Cavalier Puppy with Hydrocephalus

Could you lend support to a Cavalier puppy with hydrocephalus?

Royston, Roi to his pals, is from a backyard breeder & will suffer irreparable brain damage & death if not helped. 
Roi has Hydrocephalus and a quadrigeminal cyst. 

He had an MRI san and assessment, on 17th February 2011, costing £1,300. Confirming that he needs life saving surgery, to remove the cyst, and fit him with a shunt to drain the fluid.
 
This will cost a further £5,000 - £5,000
 
He is in the care of Lizzie's Barn Sanctuary in West Wales. Fionna who runs the Sanctuary has determined to help this little mite.
 
If you believe you may be able to offer help or support, please visit: www.lizziesbarn.co.uk

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Tips on Bringing Home a New Pet

If you're about to be bringing a new pet home or in the process of planning for your new pet to enter your home, K9 Magazine has put together a nice article with some simple, easy to follow tips.

Caring for an animal can encompass many costs. Who will care for them when you are away? Are you prepared to exercise a lively dog daily? Are you able to meet unexpected vets’ bills? Vet bills can be high and a good way to prepare for these could be through pet insurance cover.

There are a range of pet insurance plans available, to suit both pedigrees and cross-breeds as well as a range of budgets.

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