Cats

If you haven't purchased an iPad yet, let me
ask you one question....  Do you love your cat? Then there's no better
reason to buy an iPad than the new iPad app for techno cats called The
Affection Collection.  Don't worry; the app is free!

Unfortunately our four legged family members cannot tell us when things are not going well for them.
Such
was the case when Maggie our (13 years old at the time) lilac point
Siamese woke up one morning and tried to maneuver around the house.  I
watched her as she started walking into the furniture.  My thoughts were
“Do cats get strokes?”

Just like you, dogs, cats, rabbits, and horses get tooth decay and gum disease (gingivitis).
And just like in people, what happens in the mouth can affect what
happens in their blood streams, particularly in the arteries leading to
the heart and brain.  I don't want to scare you, but you should be on a
cleaning schedule for your pet's teeth.

I just can't give enough love to my pets and Valentine's Day is just
another excuse for me to shower them with love.  Pets are all heart, but
they're awfully mischievous too, kind of like Cupid.  Here are a few
more pet Valentine Heart gifts that will remind you all year long of
your love for each other.

Yes, I do believe all pets are special, so the word is superfluous.  Nevertheless, these gifts will make your pets feel real special, and they will return the pleasure 10 times more on Valentine's Day!

Have you taken your dog or cat to the vet's office lately?  Then you
know that a routine checkup can end up costing between $100 and $200
once the exam, tests, and vaccinations are added up.  And even in these
times of hardship for many pet owners, veterinary costs keep rising. 
That's one reason to get pet insurance for dogs and cats, and perhaps
other pets as well.  But there is a bigger reason...

Pet lovers are pretty sympathetic people, by and large, especially to
animals.  Pets of the Homeless is a perfect avenue to express the
sympathy and support we all have for pets in need.  Donations are tax
deductible and you can even make them in honor of your own pet.

A convicted felon, made famous by CNBC's feature American Greed,
was re-arrested on January 24, 2012 while he was on supervised release
for his original conviction, investment fraud.  The charges this time,
mail fraud and wire fraud, are made for his role in allegedly defrauding
franchisees of Return-A-Pet, a bogus pet finding business.