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Ten Simple Ideas For Organizing Pet Supplies

by M Dee Dubroff

When you need your pet’s hairbrush, do you end up searching through the whole house for it? When you find it, is it under the bed or worse in the refrigerator vegetable drawer? If so, you need help and if not, you probably still could do better. Read on for ten pretty cool ideas on organizing pet supplies.

Eva Solo bird feeders and more for your favorite animals!

by Arnold Carreiro

There are a host of everyday presents that we can give to our dogs, cats and backyard bird buddies to make them happy, but what’s keeping you from going the extra distance and giving them something that all of the other animals on the block will be jealous of? Check out these choice select enrichment goods:

by Martina Kutic

Like children, dogs love all the goodies in the Easter basket. Although your dog may like certain human foods, it may be inapropriate to feed them to your dog. Unfortunately, our pets also like to nibble on everything in the basket, even the plastic grass, toys or foil-wrappers on chocolate and candy. So here are a few Easter hazards and tips on how to avoid them:

Ukrainian Animals Who Don't Have A Political Bone In Their Bodies

by Ron Callari

With Russia usurping its will on Ukraine it's not difficult to begin to understand how the populace is torn between its pro-Russia past and its desire for independence. Many have criticized the West for painting a bleak picture of Ukrainians being forced to return to their communist roots as its neighbor's ominous control. . .

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Python Punk'd Passengers With Reptile Dysfunction In 'Snakes On A Cab'

by Ron Callari

Hailing a cab in NYC is a challenging task in and of itself - but once you get one to pick you up, the last thing you're expecting is to share your ride with a snake. In his book, "Follow That Car," author, comedian and sometimes cab driver, Jimmy Failla never warned the public in advance about having a giant 14-foot Burmese Python riding shot-gun.

Big Bird Of Africa Takes GoPro Camera To New Heights

by Ron Callari

Can't go too far these days without seeing a GoPro camera filming something unique up close and personal. Skiers and snowboard athletes took it to the Sochi slopes for the recent Winter Olympics. Amateur photographers have captured roller-coaster rides and hot airplane balloon flights using it. And while Ellen DeGeneres showed us a whole new way of taking a selfie. . .

by M Dee Dubroff

Dogs and cats enjoy the beach as much as we humans do. They wear swimwear too, although their fine lines are a bit different than ours. Enjoy this fun collection of dogs and cats at play on the beach in their best summer finery.

by M Dee Dubroff

Who's to really say how smart our pets are? Is there any way to measure? Truth be told, scientists have discovered that several animal species can recall past experiences and have a distinct mental perspective, albeit one very different from humans. Read on for some more information, and hopefully, a few laughs too.

by Arnold Carreiro

I’ve owned two of the stinky slinkies, aka “ferrets,” over the years, and I can safely tell you that a healthy diet goes a very long way when it comes to the longevity, health and happiness of your pet ferret. It is way too easy to provide poor nutrition to a ferret, so here’s a handy list of tips to ensure your ferret eats well!

PetChatz Updates Pavlov's Conditioned Reflex For The 21st Century

by Ron Callari

If Ivan Petrovich Pavlov was alive today, he would be beaming with pride to learn how PetChatz updated his classical conditioning research from the last century. It was then his behavioral observations determined that dogs could be triggered to salivate by what he called a "conditioned reflex," where when a bell or metrodnone was sounded accompanied by a food presentation, the dog would drool.