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Be Smart in Carrying Your Tiny Pet

Tuesday, April 20, 2010
posted by c eothe 1:17 PM

Choosing a pet teek pet carrier will be the wisest choice you ever made in tending to your tiny pets.  They are extremely comfortable and safe, and stylish for you and your small pet.  The carrier is so easy to handle and will allow you to carry your tiny friend in three positions.  This allows your hands to be free to handle other tasks, and even your larger dog if you have one.  It is also a great solution for pet parent’s that are on the go.  The pet teek pet carrier is a chiropractor-recommendation design that fits on both shoulders and has a sliding support band across your back.  You can travel, shop, and even take your larger pets for their daily walk without the hassle of trying to control a tiny dog, and a large dog all at the same time.  The pet carrier is ideal for pets up to 25 pounds and will be carried comfortably and safe, rather than some sort of a tote that hangs over your shoulder.

To begin with, this is not healthy for the pet parent’s shoulders and can cause shoulder and back pain that you will have to deal with possibly later.  Pets that have disabilities and chronic disease, such as missing limbs, arthritis, diabetes and heart disease will benefit in being able to participate in activities that may not otherwise have had a chance.  Caring for disabled pets can be a challenging part of pet parents’ lives, but taking the time to help animals in need can bring wonderful results.  The pet teek pet carrier is strapped to your body and your pet does not hang off your shoulder or put into a carrying case.  Besides being easy to put on, there are no snaps, no buckles, no clasps, no bulky material, no metal, and no plastic, and is ideal for bonding with a small pet, especially if they have been recently adopted.  You and your pet will be so pleased with the pet carrier that you will want to take them along everywhere you go.  If you are going on a trip, check the airlines you will be using, some airports will allow you to carry your pet in their pet carrier up until you board the plane.  Then your tiny little thing will need to go into their pet carrier case.  Some places of business are now allowing pets in their stores, so what are you waiting for?  Be Happy! 

 

A Pet Carrier You Will Proud To Have For Your Pet

Thursday, March 18, 2010
posted by c eothe 10:25 PM

Pet carriers are not only fun for your dog, but for you the pet parent.  You can take your dog anywhere you want and know that they will be safe.  Containment in a vehicle is so important not only for you who are protected wearing your seat belt, but also for your dog.  Accidents can happen without any warning, and you may not be prepared for circumstances, which could have been avoided. Pet carriers are ideal for small-domesticated animals up to 15 pounds.  If you have a cat, ferret, a bird, even a rabbit, this carrier is easy to handle and is kept in place with a shoulder or lap seat beIt.  If you do not have a regular kennel and your dog needs to relax, this pet carrier could be used for temporary accommodations so your dog will be comfortable within a reasonable amount of time.  This carrier is not for permanent use, because there is not enough room even for small pets to move around and be safe.

Traveling will be easy with your pet because all you have to do is place them in the carrier and carry them out to your car.  No need to keep removing the base of the carrier; just leave it in place for other times when you need it.  The carrier clicks into the base of the carrier, and kept in place with a seat belt, much like baby car seats.  This carrier is also handy when taking your dog to the veterinarian clinic.  You will not have to worry about your dog running from one window to the other trying to see what is going on.  They will remain seated in their carrier and are always under control in case of slamming on your brakes for whatever reason.  Do not forget to take treats along and never forget their leash.  The top opens up which makes it easier for you to reach them without a lot of commotion.  Attach the dog’s leash through the top of the carrier and be ready to remove your pet and still have control.  Be Happy!

A Little Something Extra to Care For Your Senior Pets

Sunday, February 21, 2010
posted by c eothe 7:39 PM

Many products are now available to assist in caring for your senior dog, and even your pet bunny.  As they grow older, problems start to appear and senior-pic-21their dependency is upon their pet parents to make life easier and bearable.  The different breeds of dogs have a different life span and as pet parents, the need to provide solutions in making their lives more adaptable, is well worth the effort.  If you allow your dog to hang their head out of the vehicle window (which is not recommended), there are window bumpers that have a cushion for your dog to rest their head on for safety and slides on the top of the window.  During travel or taking your dog walking, a portable spill proof water bottle container is handy keeping your dog hydrated.  You carry a water bottle I bet, just for this same purpose.  Have you seen the handy dispenser that holds biodegradable poop bags that attach to your dogs leash?  What a neat idea.

Additional products offered in caring for our senior dogs are becoming more in demand in care giving.  A sturdy mobility harness and a support harness working together for dogs that have arthritis, or severe hip problems, will be of upmost help to care for senior pets that have difficulty getting up and down.  Mobility problems are the biggest challenge for your senior dog and understanding what all of these products have to offer including dog wheelchairs and used dog wheelchairs are affordable for them to live a long and happier life.  Summer is just around the corner and the excitement of taking your dog along for a ride has always pro-pg002-25been fun for pet parents.  Short rides are fun with so many different products available keeping your pet safe, but long rides or even vacations can be somewhat stressful in containing your active doggy, kitty or bunny.  Controlling the activity of your dog  riding in your vehicle includes many ideas.  A pet carrier that can snap in and out of your vehicle similar to a carrier for a baby, is handy.  It can be secured with a lap seat belt that will snap in or out in seconds with a quick release.  This particular pet carrier will accommodate your pet up to 15 pounds, and can be used as a kennel, if needed. Please consider all of these wonderful products for your senior pet care.   Be Happy!

Step Aside Doggie, It Is Time for Kitty Cat

Friday, February 5, 2010
posted by c eothe 6:30 PM

Let us face it, cats are quite different from dogs, but are still great pets to have, even though I have never had one.  Only barn cats years ago.  Cats are soft and cuddly and mainly stay to themselves, except at din-din time.  At least this is what I was told.  Like all pets, they like the comfort and warmth of your home, and can be an asset at times, especially if you have a mouse in the house.  Cats do need to stay healthy so visits to the veterinarian are necessary.  If for some reason the vet prescribes medication for your cat, cat20carrieryou need to go right out and buy a book on how to give the medication, without having to go through animal abuse reported by your neighbor.  When your cat is a kitten, train them to go into a container, this is what cat carriers are for, so when the time comes, you will not have to go through a war zone chasing your beloved all over the house, trying to get them into the carrier.  Once accepted by your cat, these containers are great for moving your cat around or taking them places to be with you.

However, back to administering the medication, I read a hilarious article about doing just that.  The article said to crawl on your hands and knees toward your cat, placing your ankles together or crossing them, to give your cat a snuggling place to back up into for a secure fit.  I would think that a towel between your legs would prevent your cat from scratching the tar out of you, but that is just my thought.  Restrain their front legs, put your chin on the top of their head, placing your thumb and finger towards the back of medicating13your cat’s mouth where there are no teeth, and popping the pill in and holding their mouth shut.  I can almost picture this procedure, but reading about it, I just about died out laughing.  Don’t think I would want to go through all that commotion, its bad enough trying to give my own dog a pill.  Be Happy!

New Kitty

Tuesday, January 5, 2010
posted by c eothe 12:51 PM

I think it’s about time that there should be a kitty posting to this blog.  I have not intentionally left kitty out, it’s just that I wanted to feel comfortable in writing about this subject.  I’ve never owned a cat, so I have much to learn about them.  So, on with the article.  A human household has  made a decision  to buy a kitty, so they must first consider the responsibility, then make sure that there is a safe home environment.  New surroundings for your new kitty, will most likely will be frightened.  Give as much attention that you possibly can in helping the kitty to readjust.  Do dog20and20kitten2you have a home or an apartment that you will be bringing Kitty to for the first time?  Are there other cats in the home; is there a dog whose domain will be interred with, bringing a new pet into the home?  All of these things are important to understand because if you already have a pet (dog), they may feel their comfort level will be challenged, and sharing a pet parent may not be acceptable at first.

A pet carrier will be handy in bringing your new found friend home to a loving environment that might take some time to accept.  It is not a smart idea to bring Kitty home without one.  Riding in a vehicle and being around gigi-in-carrierstrange people is not something the kitty is accustomed  to; therefore, a pet carrier would prevent the kitty from running around in the vehicle, possibly scratching their new owner, and even worse, cause an accident.  Cat carriers are meant to be used in maintaining their safety and yours, and are great in training your kitty in accepting a situation that will be a new experience with having a pet parent, and knowing that they are loved.  Be Happy!