
About.com Veterinary Medicine Great guest post from "Daffodil" the cat on Romeo the Cat's blog.
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Today's wake up tactic is actually advice for what not to do. Now, knowing what not to do is an important part of any good wake up strategy.

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This is a companion piece to my cat FURminator review. I wanted to show the tool "in action" with two of my cats: Barnie, a very long-haired feisty young neutered male, and Greta an elderly spayed female short-haired cat.

About.com Veterinary Medicine Currently working on the Barnie-FURminator photo gallery as a followup/companion piece to this review.
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This is my review of a new FURminator tool for cats. This tool is part of the new deLuxe Collection by the FURminator company.

About.com Veterinary Medicine This is getting old, isn't it? :-(
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just received a notification from the AVMA that a 10-year old male cat in Oregon has reportedly died from H1N1 infection. The cat was presented to a veterinarian on November 4 and died on November 7, 2009.

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A 14-year old cat in Park City, Utah has been confirmed positive for the H1N1 (swine) influenza virus. This is the second confirmed feline case of H1N1, the first case was confirmed in an Iowa cat on November 4th.

Biscuits by Lambchop  WOW!! What an endorsement! I am SUPER THRILLED Dr. Crosby About.com Veterinary Medicine tried a Starlet! And -- liked it!! Woohoo! I thought you might not be able to resist once you smelled them! Sophie looks pretty pleased herself! Thank you for this great write up. Sophie does look in pure bliss. Enjoy (in tea or in a dog bowl, lol)
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Annette of Biscuits by Lambchop and I “met” on Twitter, Facebook, and later during Dr V’s blogathon. She bakes biscuits and I make beads, so we did a little trade.

November 17 at 12:39am

About.com Veterinary Medicine Sophie got a yummy goody box from Biscuits by Lambchop today. Lucky dog!
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Annette of Biscuits by Lambchop and I “met” on Twitter, Facebook, and later during Dr V’s blogathon. She bakes biscuits and I make beads, so we did a little trade.

About.com Veterinary Medicine Update to the pawcurious blogathon courtesy of Biscuits by Lambchop: The final total raised for animal shelters was about $4,500 after K9 Cuisine *matched the total* raised over the 24hrs! (serious awesome)
Blogathon 09! | Pawcurious Vet Blog: Pet help, stories, and information with Dr. V | eat. play. love
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I love the tagline - eat. play. love. Good advice there.

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It is hard to remember all of your questions (and the answers!) when stressed about your pet. Here are some tips to help facilitate communication at the vet office.

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 About.com Veterinary Medicine Harris Parkway Animal Hospital Speaking of wheels, have you seen this amazing "prosthetic"? It really is a cross between traditional "wheels" and a higher tech prosthetic/orthotic materials! It looks amazing. Looks like interesting (theoretical) potential to articulate if a distal limb iss...ue/paralysis. The sling portion looks very supportive over a greater area (tho shld have tiny holes for airing the tummy I think, like a good orthotic - yeah, I have a physical therapy background and a little doggie rehab training fr. U Tenn Vet Sc). I wonder about Hope now, a year later?Read More
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A Maltese puppy born without legs has had a prosthetic device built from model aeroplane wheels to help it move around. Hope was born with tiny nubs where her legs should be.

November 16 at 11:37am

About.com Veterinary Medicine Alison Doyle, the Guide to About.com Job Searching asked me to post this about her beloved dog, Ian. It is a beautiful story of *senior dog adoption* Thanks, Alison.
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Ian is just one of the many dogs saved by Peppertree. What goes into saving a dog, just one dog, is mostly the unpaid, unsung heroes that volunteer in dog rescue do day in and day out with a never ending ...
































