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Archive for March, 2009

What You Ought To Know About Bengal Cats

Saturday, March 14th, 2009

Bengal cats are very hybrid type of cats; they are very comfortable and friendly by naturally with an absolute wild look. They’re really healthy and intelligent conscious. Along with being friendly in nature, they are also good enough at sports. Their well-defined characteristics are markings such for spots and rosette. It has very close resemblance [...]

Little Known Facts About Alligators…

Thursday, March 12th, 2009

Alligators are the most life-threatening of the exotic pets. They’re like crocodilian, which comes from the family line of Alligatoridae. The name was derived from a Spanish word Anglicization, which was used by a Spanish people who were settled in Florida, U.S.A. Alligators are found by and large in America and China.

There are two types [...]

Some Common Questions About Colostrum

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

Why would I be recommended to administer colostrum to my pet?
In pets, colostrum has been recommended and anecdotally found useful for the treatment of wounds (promotes healing of insect bites, abscesses, ruptured cysts, warts, and surgical incisions when applied topically to the wound,) gingivitis, as an aid to proper functioning and motility of the [...]

What is colostrum?

Sunday, March 8th, 2009

Colostrum
Colostrum is the antibody-rich fluid produced from the mother during the first day or two after birth. It contains a number of antibodies and growth factors.  Most commercial colostrum preparations come from cows. Ideally, colostrum should come from a dairy that does not use hormones, pesticides, or medications in the cows that might concentrate in [...]

Some Common Questions On Carnitine

Friday, March 6th, 2009

What species of animals are being treated regularly with carnitine?
Dogs are the main species treated with carnitine, although any species can be supplemented with carnitine for possible benefit.
How much research has been conducted on this supplement?
Carnitine is one of our better-researched supplements and has been shown to help some dogs with dilated cardiomyopathy.
How can my [...]

What Is Carnitine

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

Carnitine – (L-carnitine)
Carnitine is an amino acid the body uses to turn fat into energy. Specifically, carnitine is required for transporting long chain fatty acids in the cells, which is essential to the conversion of fatty acids into energy for the cells, especially heart muscle cells.
It is not normally considered an essential nutrient, because the [...]

Change Your Thinking About These Pet Care Myths

Monday, March 2nd, 2009

Here are some Popular Myths about Pets
1.Feeding a pet a homemade diet, especially a raw diet, will kill your pet-this is true IF you feed bad food, an improperly balanced diet, or raw food as contaminated with deadly bacteria. However, if you feed a properly balanced diet, had supplements to the diet, and properly [...]