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Sick pet and emergency first aid
By Artash Arakelyan on February 27th, 2010 | Comments Off

Are you a pet owner? How do you know if your pet is sick? Do you know even with balanced nutrition and attention pets can still get stick? Owners who observe and handle their healthy babies should easily start recognizing early signs of illness in their pets. Recognizing what is usual or unusual for your [...]
Re: Video: Tofu Video Lesson by Renee
By Renee on February 27th, 2010 | Comments Off

Thank you, Laideebug. Happy Healthy Cooking.
Re: Video: Tofu Video Lesson by Renee
By Laideebug on February 26th, 2010 | Comments Off

This is great! I'm a newer vegan and am still trying to learn about all the wonderful things you can make with tofu. I never knew about silken tofu. I'm excitted about that. Can't wait for more video's you may post! I really want to learn how to make the meat texture tofu. I'll have to try that soon.
Re: Eating suggestions when running from class to class? by Monique N. Gilbert
By Laideebug on February 26th, 2010 | Comments Off

Make a complete (juice plus) shake in the morning and put it in an insulated cup. It'll be good and refreshing and will fill you up with nutrition and energy to keep your studies up. www.juiceplus.com I don't sell it or anything just suggest it cuz it's so nutrious and delicious! I love it in the morning. I drink half and then half for a snack or lunch.
Re: A Custom-Made Pantry List
By Laideebug on February 26th, 2010 | Comments Off

I would add Stevia and/or Organic Blue Agave Nectar to the "sugar" section.
Re: Natural remedies for healing muscles and ligaments by Monique N. Gilbert
By silverlady76 on February 26th, 2010 | Comments Off

Muscle soreness and unusally long recovery times ended up being gluten intolerance in my case. When your digestion is suffering under an allergic reaction you cannot absorb the nurtients in your diet. So all the things that help your muscles recover from use or injury are deficient in your body even if your diet is excellent.
The bigger the animal, the stiffer the ’shoes’: Carnivores’ feet ‘tuned’ to their body size
By ScienceDaily: Cat News on February 26th, 2010 | Comments Off

If a Tiger’s feet were built the same way as a mongoose’s feet, they’d have to be about the size of a hippo’s feet to support the big cat’s weight. But they’re not.
Re: Eating suggestions when running from class to class? by Monique N. Gilbert
By spaciegracie on February 25th, 2010 | Comments Off

Clif bars and quick fruit-filled smoothies are my in between class favorites.
Re: Eating suggestions when running from class to class? by Monique N. Gilbert
By aggplanta on February 24th, 2010 | Comments Off

I like to eat Larabars or Luna Bars when I'm in a pinch, so that I'm not staaarving by the time I get to sit down and eat. Also, try using a weekend day to prep some items for late night snack/dinners. I'm more likely to make a little stir fry as suggested above if I've pre-chopped the veggies and can just toss them in the pan.
Premium Pet Foods
By Artash Arakelyan on February 24th, 2010 | Comments Off

Anyone who’s ever owned a pet knows that they like to eat a lot. This fact is true that whether we are talking about ourselves, our dogs or our cats. What all animals eat has a big effect on their health. You must know your pet depends on you to make the right healthy pet food [...]

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In order to help to maintain dog’s good health, regular dog exercises are the best way. A well exercised dog is not only physically fit, but also has an essential component of the mental health. Here we suggest 10 ten dog [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(3226) "<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-239" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/dog_with_ball_270x224.jpg" alt="" width="270" height="224" />The most important thing with the pet owning is growing them healthy and bold. In order to help to maintain dog’s good health, regular dog exercises are the best way. A well exercised dog is not only physically fit, but also has an essential component of the mental health. Here we suggest 10 ten dog exercise you can do with your pet. The first 5 describe indoor dog exercises and the others outdoors. 1. Games with toys There are various game types that you can play with your pet, included games with toys. Direct your dog’s energy onto a toy that is appropriate for his size. Nowadays you can find so cool dog toys that you will be attracted as well. 2. Begging and crawling Start by having your dog lie down and then holding a treat ask your baby to crawl. Then move around the room keeping the treat at the same distance from your dog. By the same way have your dog sit, facing you and holding his favorite treat tell him to beg. He will probably lift his front feet off the ground. These types of exercise develop dog’s balance and also abdominal muscles. 3. Find it One of the good exercises for dogs’ mental enhancing is the ‘’find it’’ game. This is a two person game that starts with holding your pet’s collar. Then someone keeps a treat in front of the dog’s nose and after a few minutes hides it in a near location. After this you will give your dog to ‘’find it’’ command and he will find the treat wherever it was hidden. 4. Tug of war The tug of war is actually mental and physical exercise for your dog. At first you must choose a proper dog toy that is made out of robber or a similar material. While starting the game you must pick up the toy and encourage your dog to also pick it up. 5. Tech new tricks Teaching new tricks is another way to challenge dog’s mind as well as his boy. Start with common tricks, such as sit, begs, lie down and then it will be easy to progress more complicated tricks. 6. Walks and runs While it is well known fact that dogs require at a minimum a walk every day. So the regular walks, runs and games of fetch are sustained enough to contribute to well being of your dog. 7. Swimming Swimming is also a great activity for a dog. Most dogs are able to swim, but it will be more safety that you get in the pool with your pet. 8. Dog agility parks Dog agility park is a new growing sport that features various courses specifically designed to make a dog active and fearless. 9. Fetch This is a perfect way to give your dog exercise with interacting with them. After teaching him to fetch sticks and balls and bring them back to you this game will be played for hours on end. 10. Ski with your dog The last exercise is basically cross that can be taken in winter. By this way the dog is harnesses to the skier and helps to pull them along. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=238&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(53) "http://freepettips.com/2010/03/10-dog-exercises/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(308) "The most important thing with the pet owning is growing them healthy and bold. In order to help to maintain dog’s good health, regular dog exercises are the best way. A well exercised dog is not only physically fit, but also has an essential component of the mental health. Here we suggest 10 ten dog [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#2@term"]=> string(13) "dog exercises" ["category#3@term"]=> string(20) "indoor dog exercises" ["category#4@term"]=> string(22) "outdoors dog exercises" ["category#5@term"]=> string(10) "pet health" ["category#6@term"]=> string(17) "well execised dog" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1268401857) } [3]=> array(36) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(17) "Cold Weather Tips" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(49) "http://freepettips.com/2010/03/cold-weather-tips/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(58) "http://freepettips.com/2010/03/cold-weather-tips/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Fri, 05 Mar 2010 16:06:51 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(10) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(16) "Artash Arakelyan" ["subject#"]=> int(7) ["subject"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["subject#2"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["subject#3"]=> string(12) "cold weather" ["subject#4"]=> string(20) "pet health in winter" ["subject#5"]=> string(20) "pets in cold weather" ["subject#6"]=> string(30) "protect pets from cold weather" ["subject#7"]=> string(15) "winter and pets" } ["category#"]=> int(7) ["category"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3"]=> string(12) "cold weather" ["category#4"]=> string(20) "pet health in winter" ["category#5"]=> string(20) "pets in cold weather" ["category#6"]=> string(30) "protect pets from cold weather" ["category#7"]=> string(15) "winter and pets" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(29) "http://freepettips.com/?p=219" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(297) "In cold weather, all our companion animals need our special attention more than in any weather of the year. If you are a pet owner, these gudlines will help you protect your baby during cold winter. 1. Many of us often keep our pets outdoors for many reasons. But, in cold weather it is very [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(3441) "In cold weather, all our companion animals need our special attention more than in any weather of the year. If you are a pet owner, these gudlines will help you protect your baby during cold winter. 1. Many of us often keep our pets outdoors for many reasons. But, in cold weather it is very important not to leave pets outdoors. Outdoors, felines may freeze, become stolen, injured or killed. If nothing else, they may get infected from diseases, including rabies, from other cats, dogs and wildlife. So, if are serious about your pet don’t leave it outdoors unattended but invite them in. 2. During the winter, you may have noticed also outdoor cats sometimes sleeping under the hood of your car. It is important to be very attentive before starting the engine in order not to injure or kill the pet by the fan belt. All you need to do is simply give a signal the cat could escape. 3. It is also important to keep a dog on the leash, especially during a snowstorm. The reason is that the dogs lose their scent in cold weather and they may easily become lost. So having a walk with your pet in winter keep in mind that your dog always wears ID tags. 4. As a pet owner you must keep them always clean, especially in winter. It is preferred to wipe of dog’s legs and stomach, when he comes in out from snow. In winter dogs can swallow various potential dangerous chemicals like antifreeze and salt while licking their paws. 5. Other type of a pet protection from cold weather is covering them with burlap or another fibrous cloth. For many dogs this is a regulation winter wear and you are able to choose coat or sweater with a high collar or turtleneck with coverage based from the tail to the belly. 6. If you often take your pet with you during driving, you must not forget to leave him alone in the car for a long time. In cold weather your car can act as a refrigerator and don’t allow the animal escape from freezing to death. 7. If you are a puppy owner, it is not necessary to housebreak him during the winter as you could do with an adult dog. Puppies don’t tolerate the cold in early ages and may become injured or get stick when they are outdoors during cold weather. 8. Many of us also own some types of pets that spend a lot of time engaged in outdoor activities. What to do in this way? We must only increase his supply of food, particularly protein him keeping his fur- in tip-top shape. 9. Be sure also always keep clean your vehicle and away from any spills like coolant or antifreeze, as they are lethal poison and can easily kill your pet. For more information visit <a href="http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/pet-care-tips/cold-weather-tips.html">http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/pet-care-tips/cold-weather-tips.html</a>. 10. And lastly, before going to sleep, make sure your pet is in warm place to sleep, as he is a part of your family. Close all windows and be away from all drafts. A well designed dogs bed is the perfect thing you need now. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=219&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(54) "http://freepettips.com/2010/03/cold-weather-tips/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(297) "In cold weather, all our companion animals need our special attention more than in any weather of the year. If you are a pet owner, these gudlines will help you protect your baby during cold winter. 1. Many of us often keep our pets outdoors for many reasons. But, in cold weather it is very [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2@term"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3@term"]=> string(12) "cold weather" ["category#4@term"]=> string(20) "pet health in winter" ["category#5@term"]=> string(20) "pets in cold weather" ["category#6@term"]=> string(30) "protect pets from cold weather" ["category#7@term"]=> string(15) "winter and pets" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1267805211) } [4]=> array(40) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(32) "Sick pet and emergency first aid" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(64) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/sick-pet-and-emergency-first-aid/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(73) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/sick-pet-and-emergency-first-aid/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:00:19 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(12) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(16) "Artash Arakelyan" ["subject#"]=> int(9) ["subject"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["subject#2"]=> string(10) "cat health" ["subject#3"]=> string(10) "dog health" ["subject#4"]=> string(18) "first aid for pets" ["subject#5"]=> string(10) "pet health" ["subject#6"]=> string(8) "sick cat" ["subject#7"]=> string(8) "sick dog" ["subject#8"]=> string(8) "sick pet" ["subject#9"]=> string(10) "veterinary" } ["category#"]=> int(9) ["category"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2"]=> string(10) "cat health" ["category#3"]=> string(10) "dog health" ["category#4"]=> string(18) "first aid for pets" ["category#5"]=> string(10) "pet health" ["category#6"]=> string(8) "sick cat" ["category#7"]=> string(8) "sick dog" ["category#8"]=> string(8) "sick pet" ["category#9"]=> string(10) "veterinary" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(29) "http://freepettips.com/?p=211" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(311) "Are you a pet owner? How do you know if your pet is sick? Do you know even with balanced nutrition and attention pets can still get stick? Owners who observe and handle their healthy babies should easily start recognizing early signs of illness in their pets. Recognizing what is usual or unusual for your [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(2410) "<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-213" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/help-sick-animals-jeff.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="225" />Are you a pet owner? How do you know if your pet is sick? Do you know even with balanced nutrition and attention pets can still get stick? Owners who observe and handle their healthy babies should easily start recognizing early signs of illness in their pets. Recognizing what is usual or unusual for your pet, his daily routine, sometimes is the only way to know something is not right. Some helpful tips on getting to know your pets health is a weekly hands-on exam where you can stand back and learn about your pet for a few minutes, consider his posture, activity level, gait, coat and overall appearance for an impression of good health. The first guideline in recognizing a sick pet is observing if the pet has diarrhea. If you find this it is no matter to worry about. This can be an allergic reaction of the pet to food or something that he wasn’t supposed to swallow it. For this position it is very important not to attempt to make pet’s vomit, you must only let the vet to come and examine the pet. The second type is unexplained or sudden loss weight of a pet. For this case you need simply call your veterinarian immediately as this is a real matter. As a pet owner you must know also about the average temperature, a heart rate or for example respiratory rate for a dog or cat. Healthy dogs are known to have a temperature of 101-102 F, a heart rate of about 90 beats per minute and respiratory rate of 15-20 breaths. Speaking about cats, they should have 38-38.5 C temperature and pulse rate between 120 and 170. For dogs it is a commonly known method recognizing a sick seeing dog’s nose is war or dry. In healthy pets you must find cold and wet noses, but no runny. If you are a cat owner you must in basic check cat’s mouth and eyes (the most beautiful parts of any cat). Healthy cats are expected to have clean and white teeth along with pink gums and clean and dry eyes.To disclose, always remember knowing your pets basic routine is a big plus during emergency first aid, but the same time veterinary care is must to save your pet’s life and avoid from problems. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=211&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(69) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/sick-pet-and-emergency-first-aid/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(311) "Are you a pet owner? How do you know if your pet is sick? Do you know even with balanced nutrition and attention pets can still get stick? Owners who observe and handle their healthy babies should easily start recognizing early signs of illness in their pets. Recognizing what is usual or unusual for your [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2@term"]=> string(10) "cat health" ["category#3@term"]=> string(10) "dog health" ["category#4@term"]=> string(18) "first aid for pets" ["category#5@term"]=> string(10) "pet health" ["category#6@term"]=> string(8) "sick cat" ["category#7@term"]=> string(8) "sick dog" ["category#8@term"]=> string(8) "sick pet" ["category#9@term"]=> string(10) "veterinary" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1267300819) } [5]=> array(44) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(17) "Premium Pet Foods" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(49) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/premium-pet-foods/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(58) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/premium-pet-foods/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Wed, 24 Feb 2010 15:29:19 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(14) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(16) "Artash Arakelyan" ["subject#"]=> int(11) ["subject"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["subject#2"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["subject#3"]=> string(8) "cat food" ["subject#4"]=> string(18) "daily cost to feed" ["subject#5"]=> string(8) "dog food" ["subject#6"]=> string(19) "guaranteed analysis" ["subject#7"]=> string(11) "ingredients" ["subject#8"]=> string(12) "palatability" ["subject#9"]=> string(8) "pet food" ["subject#10"]=> string(12) "premium food" ["subject#11"]=> string(16) "premium pet food" } ["category#"]=> int(11) ["category"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3"]=> string(8) "cat food" ["category#4"]=> string(18) "daily cost to feed" ["category#5"]=> string(8) "dog food" ["category#6"]=> string(19) "guaranteed analysis" ["category#7"]=> string(11) "ingredients" ["category#8"]=> string(12) "palatability" ["category#9"]=> string(8) "pet food" ["category#10"]=> string(12) "premium food" ["category#11"]=> string(16) "premium pet food" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(29) "http://freepettips.com/?p=192" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(286) "Anyone who’s ever owned a pet knows that they like to eat a lot. This fact is true that whether we are talking about ourselves, our dogs or our cats. What all animals eat has a big effect on their health. You must know your pet depends on you to make the right healthy pet food [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(2738) "<a href="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/INGRedients.jpg"></a> Anyone who’s ever owned a pet knows that they like to eat a lot. This fact is true that whether we are talking about ourselves, our dogs or our cats. What all animals eat has a big effect on their health. You must know your pet<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-195" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/123.jpg" alt="" width="285" height="338" /> depends on you to make the right healthy pet food and treat choices when it comes to his or her health and happiness. So it should come as no surprise that as a pet owner, you’ll meet various brands of pet foods. The pet food market has been dominated in the few years by the acquisition of big companies by even big companies. The growth of the pet foods industry now provides pet owners with better foods for their pets. The terms ‘’natural’’ dog food and really ‘’premium’’ dog food you’ll notice taking a closer look at some of the labels during the shopping. Premium pet foods have higher standards when choosing the quality of ingredients, formula and nutritional value. Some of the newer scientifically developed premium wellness pet foods meet the ideal criteria while also delivering highly nutritious, balanced wellness diets. The premium dog or cat food can boost your pet’s immune system and give him or her a shinier coat, healthier teeth and gums, and more energy. Real food for dogs can be purchased in prepackaged meals combined to provide nutritional balance, or in separate dishes so that diets can be customized to provide optimum nutrition for individual dogs with individual needs. When speaking about cats, they are obligate carnivores and are very different from dogs in their nutritional foods. However, you may ask how to choose the best brand of premium pet foods, as all the manufacturers have different standards regarding the freshness and quality of their ingredients. When going to shopping, it’s important to know that the star ratings for premium wellness pet foods can be based mainly on four factors: 1) ingredients 2) guaranteed analysis 3)daily cost to feed and 4) palatability And lastly, choosing the suitable premium food for your pet you will be surprised that these foods may actually be less expensive and healthier for your pet. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=192&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(54) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/premium-pet-foods/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(286) "Anyone who’s ever owned a pet knows that they like to eat a lot. This fact is true that whether we are talking about ourselves, our dogs or our cats. What all animals eat has a big effect on their health. You must know your pet depends on you to make the right healthy pet food [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2@term"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3@term"]=> string(8) "cat food" ["category#4@term"]=> string(18) "daily cost to feed" ["category#5@term"]=> string(8) "dog food" ["category#6@term"]=> string(19) "guaranteed analysis" ["category#7@term"]=> string(11) "ingredients" ["category#8@term"]=> string(12) "palatability" ["category#9@term"]=> string(8) "pet food" ["category#10@term"]=> string(12) "premium food" ["category#11@term"]=> string(16) "premium pet food" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1267025359) } [6]=> array(24) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(25) "Get a domain for your pet" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(57) "http://freepettips.com/2010/01/get-a-domain-for-your-pet/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(66) "http://freepettips.com/2010/01/get-a-domain-for-your-pet/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Fri, 29 Jan 2010 20:03:51 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(4) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(5) "admin" ["subject#"]=> int(1) ["subject"]=> string(16) "Featured Stories" } ["category#"]=> int(1) ["category"]=> string(16) "Featured Stories" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(57) "http://freepettips.com/2009/12/get-a-domain-for-your-pet/" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(385) "Looking for a present for your pet? How about a domain name? Let's face it, Spot is tired of all the tennis balls. How about doing something different this year and give Spot his own domain on the web? Not only will your friends appreciate knowing what is going on in his life, he will appreciate the extra time you spend with him, even if it is spent dressing him like a reindeer." ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(1393) "Looking for a present for your pet? How about a domain name? Let’s face it, Spot is tired of all the tennis balls. How about doing something different this year and give Spot his own domain on the web? Not only will your friends appreciate knowing what is going on in his life, he will appreciate the extra time you spend with him, even if it is spent dressing him like a reindeer. With these domain coupon codes from Godaddy you can also save money, and also get him that rawhide bone he is asking for. <h2><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.godaddy.com?isc=pets3" target="_blank">PETS3– $3 off any .COM</a></h2> <h2><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.godaddy.com?isc=pets1" target="_blank">PETS1 – 10% off any order</a></h2> <h2><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.godaddy.com?isc=pets2" target="_blank">PETS2– $5 off any order of $30 or more</a></h2> <h2><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.godaddy.com?isc=pets20" target="_blank">PETS20– 20% Off Hosting Plans of one year or More</a></h2> Check out this link if you want other <a href="http://www.promo-coupons.com/godaddy-promo-code/">Godaddy savings</a>. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=168&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(62) "http://freepettips.com/2010/01/get-a-domain-for-your-pet/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(385) "Looking for a present for your pet? How about a domain name? Let's face it, Spot is tired of all the tennis balls. How about doing something different this year and give Spot his own domain on the web? Not only will your friends appreciate knowing what is going on in his life, he will appreciate the extra time you spend with him, even if it is spent dressing him like a reindeer." ["category@term"]=> string(16) "Featured Stories" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1264795431) } [7]=> array(34) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(46) "Don’t let your dog (or cat) become a canary!" 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Rosin : From Wikipedia: “Well into the 20th century, coal miners brought canaries into coal mines as an “early warning signal” for deadly, toxic gases. The birds, being more sensitive, would become sick before the miners, who would then have a chance to escape or put on protective respirators.” Is it [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(4585) "Contributed by <a href="http://www.thehealingartofpetparenthood.com/Home.html">Nadine M. Rosin</a> : From Wikipedia: “Well into the 20th century, coal miners brought canaries into coal mines as an “early warning signal” for deadly, toxic gases. The birds, being more sensitive, would become sick before the miners, who would then have a chance to escape or put on protective respirators.” Is it any wonder that with the “pre green” proliferation of chemical laden cleaning and laundry products, building supplies, and monthly flea poison treatments, that our pets are developing cancer at such an alarming rate? In addition to protecting one’s animal from constant exposure to a myriad of possible household carcinogens, our having to negotiate the constant recalls and dangers of an unregulated, processed pet food industry can be an overwhelming and depressing nightmare. But there’s also a deeper issue: when it comes to these everyday toxins that we have become so unconscious about or accepting of, have our cherished, innocent pets become our modern day canaries? “There are MANY things we can do to prevent our beloved companion animals from ever getting cancer,” says the author of the recently published, THE HEALING ART OF PET PARENTHOOD. When her 8-year old dog, aka: her adopted daughter, Buttons, was diagnosed with deadly carcinoma and given 6 weeks to live, Nadine M. Rosin launched a massive personal research campaign into the world of holistic medicine. She soon came to learn that “holistic” didn’t mean symptom treating with natural remedies or herbs in lieu of pharmaceutical drugs. Instead, it meant clearing her home environment of all possible toxins, cleansing Buttons’ entire system physically and emotionally, and then giving her the proper nutritional support so that Buttons’ body could do what an unburdened body does best: heal itself. Buttons went on to thrive for another 11 years. Exactly 1 week before her 19th birthday, she died peacefully of old age in her mom’s loving arms. THE HEALING ART OF PET PARENTHOOD is an engaging narrative and an easy, interesting way to glean all kinds of valuable information on ways you can help prevent your own 4-legged family members (and maybe even the 2-legged ones) from ever having to deal with this awful disease. This is not dry text, but rather, it reads like a good novel that you will find hard to put down. Rosin’s writing has been called “brave” as she not only reveals herself and her life with radical and refreshing honesty, but as she goes on to describe what many pet parents are hesitant to reveal- her profound, maternal love for one furry beast… her “heart dog.” “When their time does come to pass on, it is okay to grieve deeply. For pet parents it is NEVER a matter of, “It’s just a dog (cat/etc.),”" Rosin says. In fact, Rosin holds this book as her personal mission- that of removing the words “it’s just a dog(cat/etc.)” from the lips of non pet parents everywhere. So you’re not just going to want to buy a copy for yourself, but one for every person you know who doesn’t understand how much you love your pet. I invite you to journey with Nadine M. Rosin into the emotional healing and self-awareness she develops over 19 years through the unconditional love of her dog, Buttons. Learn how to give YOUR OWN beloved animal the best life possible by joining them as they explore the world of holistic pet care to successfully treat canine cancer. Experience how Nadine copes with grief and loss, and ultimately discovers a continued spiritual connection with Buttons after death. THE HEALING ART OF PET PARENTHOOD is her story. It is only one version of a story shared by millions of pet parents. <dl id="attachment_116" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 122px;"> <dt class="wp-caption-dt"><a href="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/shapeimage_43.png"><img class="size-full wp-image-116" title="shapeimage_43" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/shapeimage_43.png" alt="" width="112" height="159" /></a></dt> </dl> AVAILABLE ONLINE ONLY- AT ALL ONLINE BOOK RETAILERS More information at <a href="http://www.TheHealingArtOfPetParenthood.com">http://www.TheHealingArtOfPetParenthood.com</a> <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=102&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(63) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/the-healing-art-parenthood/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(356) "Contributed by Nadine M. Rosin : From Wikipedia: “Well into the 20th century, coal miners brought canaries into coal mines as an “early warning signal” for deadly, toxic gases. The birds, being more sensitive, would become sick before the miners, who would then have a chance to escape or put on protective respirators.” Is it [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2@term"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3@term"]=> string(16) "Featured Stories" ["category#4@term"]=> string(3) "cat" ["category#5@term"]=> string(3) "dog" ["category#6@term"]=> string(3) "pet" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1225304797) } [8]=> array(38) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(20) "Tips for Indoor Cats" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(52) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/tips-for-indoor-cats/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(61) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/tips-for-indoor-cats/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Mon, 27 Oct 2008 21:32:34 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(11) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(6) "editor" ["subject#"]=> int(8) ["subject"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["subject#2"]=> string(3) "cat" ["subject#3"]=> string(8) "cat care" ["subject#4"]=> string(6) "kitten" ["subject#5"]=> string(10) "litter box" ["subject#6"]=> string(6) "neuter" ["subject#7"]=> string(9) "neutering" ["subject#8"]=> string(7) "spaying" } ["category#"]=> int(8) ["category"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2"]=> string(3) "cat" ["category#3"]=> string(8) "cat care" ["category#4"]=> string(6) "kitten" ["category#5"]=> string(10) "litter box" ["category#6"]=> string(6) "neuter" ["category#7"]=> string(9) "neutering" ["category#8"]=> string(7) "spaying" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(28) "http://freepettips.com/?p=99" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(307) "If you are considering getting a cat or kitten as an indoor pet, there are some things you need to consider. Choosing a good cat litter and spaying or neutering your kitten should be on the list. You may also want to consider getting your kitten declawed. Choosing a good cat litter is very important, [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(2791) "If you are considering getting a cat or kitten as an indoor pet, there are some things you need to consider. Choosing a good cat litter and spaying or neutering your kitten should be on the list. You may also want to consider getting your kitten declawed. Choosing a good cat litter is very important, especially if you already have other cats or if you are planning on getting more than one cat or kitten. You will want to find a clumping cat litter to make the task of cleaning the litter box easier. If you plan to have more than one cat, be sure to get a cat litter made for multiple cats. The placement of the litter box is almost as important as choosing a good litter. Be sure to place the litter box where the cat(s) can get to it but other pets, such as dogs, can not (dogs seem to love eating cat litter). Also be sure to keep it out of reach of small children as they may think it is a sandbox for them to play in. Another option is to get an enclosed litter box which will help keep other pets and children out of the litter box. Getting your new kitty fixed at an early age is important, especially if you have a male kitten. Once male kittens start to spray to mark their territory, it can be <div id="attachment_100" class="wp-caption alignright" style="width: 277px"><a href="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/kitten.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-100" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/kitten.jpg" alt="" width="267" height="200" /></a> </div> difficult to get them to stop. Getting your male kitten fixed before he starts to spray should prevent him from doing it. If he does start to spray before you can get him fixed, he may not stop even after getting him neutered. Declawing a kitten is an important decision. If there is any chance your kitty will ever be outside for any reason, it is best to leave his claws intact. This is their defense against larger animals. If there is no chance your kitten will be outside, you may want to have him declawed for the sake of your furniture. Kittens like to “sharpen” their claws on furniture and walls. I even have a cat who can climb the wall by digging his claws into the drywall. Needless to say, my wall is not very pretty. As with any pet, before accepting the responsibility, be sure you are well prepared. Get all of your supplies first and then get the cat or kitten. Training the kitten to use the litterbox is easy; I normally just show them where it is and they always go back. Just be sire to keep the litter box clean or they may use the bathroom floor for dong their business. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=99&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(57) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/tips-for-indoor-cats/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "3" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(307) "If you are considering getting a cat or kitten as an indoor pet, there are some things you need to consider. Choosing a good cat litter and spaying or neutering your kitten should be on the list. You may also want to consider getting your kitten declawed. 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There are products for any type of pet. Many think of Petco as only meeting the needs of dogs and cats, but Petco is so much more. And to think all the site has is products is erroneous also. There is a lot [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(2749) "Petco Deals Petco has all your pets needs met under one roof. There are products for any type of pet. Many think of Petco as only meeting the needs of dogs and cats, but Petco is so much more. And to think all the site has is products is erroneous also. There is a lot of helpful content for you also. Particularly when it comes to pet care. More about that in a moment, first take advantage of this great deal. <center> <table width="400"> <tr> <td width="100"><img src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/petco_coupon_code3.gif" alt="petco coupon code" title="petco coupon code" border="0"></td> <td width="300"> <a href="http://www.petco.com/rad" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">10% Off & Free Shipping if Order Over $65</a>     <a href="http://www.petco.com/rad" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAD is the code [ click here ]</a> </td> </tr> </table> </center> Petco Coupon Above are Petco coupons to save money online. There is 10% off as well as free shipping if your order is over $65. You can simply enter one of the Petco promotion codes above at checkout for a discount. You enter them into the promotion box such as this one. 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["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Sat, 31 Jul 2010 14:25:18 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(5) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(16) "Artash Arakelyan" ["subject#"]=> int(2) ["subject"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["subject#2"]=> string(13) "Uncategorized" } ["category#"]=> int(2) ["category"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#2"]=> string(13) "Uncategorized" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(29) "http://freepettips.com/?p=280" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(340) "Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne disease which is the most likely to be contracted with dogs (50 to 100 times more likely than with humans). Each year, thousands of pets contract Lyme disease, anaplasmosis and other vector-borne diseases. Ticks are found anywhere- in tall grass, deep woods and urban parks. Lyme disease has [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(1556) "Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne disease which is the most likely to be contracted with dogs (50 to 100<a href="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/faq_low_image.jpg"><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-281" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/faq_low_image.jpg" alt="" width="286" height="410" /></a> times more likely than with humans). Each year, thousands of pets contract Lyme disease, anaplasmosis and other vector-borne diseases. Ticks are found anywhere- in tall grass, deep woods and urban parks. Lyme disease has been found throughout the United States, but infections are most frequently diagnosed in the northeastern, mid-Atlantic and north-central states, as well as in California. More than 40 states have reported numerous cases since 1975. This disease is usually caused by the bacterium Borrela burgorferi and is transmitted by the deer tick (often referred to as the black-legged tick). The ticks generally stick on the head, ears, feet and neck of the dog. To detect the Lyme disease in dogs is often very difficult and yet warning signs may not appear until several months after infection. Sometimes the full bodies of the pets can be infested by thinks and yet dogs don’t show and sign of pain. 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Lyme disease has [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#2@term"]=> string(13) "Uncategorized" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1280586318) } [1]=> array(30) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(47) "Hair and Fur Donations For Gulf Coast Oil Spill" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(79) "http://freepettips.com/2010/05/hair-and-fur-donations-for-gulf-coast-oil-spill/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(88) "http://freepettips.com/2010/05/hair-and-fur-donations-for-gulf-coast-oil-spill/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Thu, 27 May 2010 20:38:19 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(7) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(16) "Artash Arakelyan" ["subject#"]=> int(4) ["subject"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["subject#2"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["subject#3"]=> string(13) "fur donations" ["subject#4"]=> string(16) "Gulf Coast Spill" } ["category#"]=> int(4) ["category"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3"]=> string(13) "fur donations" ["category#4"]=> string(16) "Gulf Coast Spill" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(29) "http://freepettips.com/?p=260" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(341) "Matter of Trust is the name of Californian environmental agency that organizes hair boom for the Gulf Coast Spill. Matter of Trust accepts donations of hair from all over the world and has opened more than dozen warehouses in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida where the hair is shipped. Finding hair as an extremely efficient [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(1444) " Matter of Trust is the name of Californian environmental agency that organizes hair boom for the Gulf Coast Spill. Matter of Trust accepts donations of hair from all over the world and has opened more than dozen warehouses in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida where the hair is shipped. Finding hair as an extremely efficient material for taking in all kinds of oils, the environmental agency organizes fur providing to Bookstone School which then transports it to New Orleans, Mobile and Pensacola. While human hair seems to be most absorbent material, pet fur is thought to aid in spill as well. According veterinarian Hank Hall, the spring hair cut can be also helpful for your pet. He says it will make easier to see any fleas or ticks on your dog or cat and make them prevent on hot spots. Dog owners wanting to donate dog fur to the Gulf can drop off the fur until Thursday at noon to Bookstone School at Bradley Park drive. Northside Animal Hospital headquartrered in Columbus is ready to give your pet its spring hair cut. You can call Northside Animal Hospital at (706) 324-0333 for information on adoption. In addition, we should note also, that dog hair donations should be clean and free of trash and debris to make the volunteers avoid from additional work. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=260&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(84) "http://freepettips.com/2010/05/hair-and-fur-donations-for-gulf-coast-oil-spill/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(341) "Matter of Trust is the name of Californian environmental agency that organizes hair boom for the Gulf Coast Spill. Matter of Trust accepts donations of hair from all over the world and has opened more than dozen warehouses in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida where the hair is shipped. 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In order to help to maintain dog’s good health, regular dog exercises are the best way. A well exercised dog is not only physically fit, but also has an essential component of the mental health. Here we suggest 10 ten dog [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(3226) "<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-239" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/dog_with_ball_270x224.jpg" alt="" width="270" height="224" />The most important thing with the pet owning is growing them healthy and bold. In order to help to maintain dog’s good health, regular dog exercises are the best way. A well exercised dog is not only physically fit, but also has an essential component of the mental health. Here we suggest 10 ten dog exercise you can do with your pet. The first 5 describe indoor dog exercises and the others outdoors. 1. Games with toys There are various game types that you can play with your pet, included games with toys. Direct your dog’s energy onto a toy that is appropriate for his size. Nowadays you can find so cool dog toys that you will be attracted as well. 2. Begging and crawling Start by having your dog lie down and then holding a treat ask your baby to crawl. Then move around the room keeping the treat at the same distance from your dog. By the same way have your dog sit, facing you and holding his favorite treat tell him to beg. He will probably lift his front feet off the ground. These types of exercise develop dog’s balance and also abdominal muscles. 3. Find it One of the good exercises for dogs’ mental enhancing is the ‘’find it’’ game. This is a two person game that starts with holding your pet’s collar. Then someone keeps a treat in front of the dog’s nose and after a few minutes hides it in a near location. After this you will give your dog to ‘’find it’’ command and he will find the treat wherever it was hidden. 4. Tug of war The tug of war is actually mental and physical exercise for your dog. At first you must choose a proper dog toy that is made out of robber or a similar material. While starting the game you must pick up the toy and encourage your dog to also pick it up. 5. Tech new tricks Teaching new tricks is another way to challenge dog’s mind as well as his boy. Start with common tricks, such as sit, begs, lie down and then it will be easy to progress more complicated tricks. 6. Walks and runs While it is well known fact that dogs require at a minimum a walk every day. So the regular walks, runs and games of fetch are sustained enough to contribute to well being of your dog. 7. Swimming Swimming is also a great activity for a dog. Most dogs are able to swim, but it will be more safety that you get in the pool with your pet. 8. Dog agility parks Dog agility park is a new growing sport that features various courses specifically designed to make a dog active and fearless. 9. Fetch This is a perfect way to give your dog exercise with interacting with them. After teaching him to fetch sticks and balls and bring them back to you this game will be played for hours on end. 10. Ski with your dog The last exercise is basically cross that can be taken in winter. By this way the dog is harnesses to the skier and helps to pull them along. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=238&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(53) "http://freepettips.com/2010/03/10-dog-exercises/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(308) "The most important thing with the pet owning is growing them healthy and bold. In order to help to maintain dog’s good health, regular dog exercises are the best way. 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If you are a pet owner, these gudlines will help you protect your baby during cold winter. 1. Many of us often keep our pets outdoors for many reasons. But, in cold weather it is very [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(3441) "In cold weather, all our companion animals need our special attention more than in any weather of the year. If you are a pet owner, these gudlines will help you protect your baby during cold winter. 1. Many of us often keep our pets outdoors for many reasons. But, in cold weather it is very important not to leave pets outdoors. Outdoors, felines may freeze, become stolen, injured or killed. If nothing else, they may get infected from diseases, including rabies, from other cats, dogs and wildlife. So, if are serious about your pet don’t leave it outdoors unattended but invite them in. 2. During the winter, you may have noticed also outdoor cats sometimes sleeping under the hood of your car. It is important to be very attentive before starting the engine in order not to injure or kill the pet by the fan belt. All you need to do is simply give a signal the cat could escape. 3. It is also important to keep a dog on the leash, especially during a snowstorm. The reason is that the dogs lose their scent in cold weather and they may easily become lost. So having a walk with your pet in winter keep in mind that your dog always wears ID tags. 4. As a pet owner you must keep them always clean, especially in winter. It is preferred to wipe of dog’s legs and stomach, when he comes in out from snow. In winter dogs can swallow various potential dangerous chemicals like antifreeze and salt while licking their paws. 5. Other type of a pet protection from cold weather is covering them with burlap or another fibrous cloth. For many dogs this is a regulation winter wear and you are able to choose coat or sweater with a high collar or turtleneck with coverage based from the tail to the belly. 6. If you often take your pet with you during driving, you must not forget to leave him alone in the car for a long time. In cold weather your car can act as a refrigerator and don’t allow the animal escape from freezing to death. 7. If you are a puppy owner, it is not necessary to housebreak him during the winter as you could do with an adult dog. Puppies don’t tolerate the cold in early ages and may become injured or get stick when they are outdoors during cold weather. 8. Many of us also own some types of pets that spend a lot of time engaged in outdoor activities. What to do in this way? We must only increase his supply of food, particularly protein him keeping his fur- in tip-top shape. 9. Be sure also always keep clean your vehicle and away from any spills like coolant or antifreeze, as they are lethal poison and can easily kill your pet. For more information visit <a href="http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/pet-care-tips/cold-weather-tips.html">http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/pet-care-tips/cold-weather-tips.html</a>. 10. And lastly, before going to sleep, make sure your pet is in warm place to sleep, as he is a part of your family. Close all windows and be away from all drafts. A well designed dogs bed is the perfect thing you need now. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=219&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(54) "http://freepettips.com/2010/03/cold-weather-tips/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(297) "In cold weather, all our companion animals need our special attention more than in any weather of the year. If you are a pet owner, these gudlines will help you protect your baby during cold winter. 1. Many of us often keep our pets outdoors for many reasons. But, in cold weather it is very [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2@term"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3@term"]=> string(12) "cold weather" ["category#4@term"]=> string(20) "pet health in winter" ["category#5@term"]=> string(20) "pets in cold weather" ["category#6@term"]=> string(30) "protect pets from cold weather" ["category#7@term"]=> string(15) "winter and pets" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1267805211) } [4]=> array(40) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(32) "Sick pet and emergency first aid" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(64) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/sick-pet-and-emergency-first-aid/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(73) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/sick-pet-and-emergency-first-aid/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:00:19 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(12) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(16) "Artash Arakelyan" ["subject#"]=> int(9) ["subject"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["subject#2"]=> string(10) "cat health" ["subject#3"]=> string(10) "dog health" ["subject#4"]=> string(18) "first aid for pets" ["subject#5"]=> string(10) "pet health" ["subject#6"]=> string(8) "sick cat" ["subject#7"]=> string(8) "sick dog" ["subject#8"]=> string(8) "sick pet" ["subject#9"]=> string(10) "veterinary" } ["category#"]=> int(9) ["category"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2"]=> string(10) "cat health" ["category#3"]=> string(10) "dog health" ["category#4"]=> string(18) "first aid for pets" ["category#5"]=> string(10) "pet health" ["category#6"]=> string(8) "sick cat" ["category#7"]=> string(8) "sick dog" ["category#8"]=> string(8) "sick pet" ["category#9"]=> string(10) "veterinary" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(29) "http://freepettips.com/?p=211" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(311) "Are you a pet owner? How do you know if your pet is sick? Do you know even with balanced nutrition and attention pets can still get stick? Owners who observe and handle their healthy babies should easily start recognizing early signs of illness in their pets. Recognizing what is usual or unusual for your [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(2410) "<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-213" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/help-sick-animals-jeff.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="225" />Are you a pet owner? How do you know if your pet is sick? Do you know even with balanced nutrition and attention pets can still get stick? Owners who observe and handle their healthy babies should easily start recognizing early signs of illness in their pets. Recognizing what is usual or unusual for your pet, his daily routine, sometimes is the only way to know something is not right. Some helpful tips on getting to know your pets health is a weekly hands-on exam where you can stand back and learn about your pet for a few minutes, consider his posture, activity level, gait, coat and overall appearance for an impression of good health. The first guideline in recognizing a sick pet is observing if the pet has diarrhea. If you find this it is no matter to worry about. This can be an allergic reaction of the pet to food or something that he wasn’t supposed to swallow it. For this position it is very important not to attempt to make pet’s vomit, you must only let the vet to come and examine the pet. The second type is unexplained or sudden loss weight of a pet. For this case you need simply call your veterinarian immediately as this is a real matter. As a pet owner you must know also about the average temperature, a heart rate or for example respiratory rate for a dog or cat. Healthy dogs are known to have a temperature of 101-102 F, a heart rate of about 90 beats per minute and respiratory rate of 15-20 breaths. Speaking about cats, they should have 38-38.5 C temperature and pulse rate between 120 and 170. For dogs it is a commonly known method recognizing a sick seeing dog’s nose is war or dry. In healthy pets you must find cold and wet noses, but no runny. If you are a cat owner you must in basic check cat’s mouth and eyes (the most beautiful parts of any cat). Healthy cats are expected to have clean and white teeth along with pink gums and clean and dry eyes.To disclose, always remember knowing your pets basic routine is a big plus during emergency first aid, but the same time veterinary care is must to save your pet’s life and avoid from problems. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=211&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(69) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/sick-pet-and-emergency-first-aid/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(311) "Are you a pet owner? How do you know if your pet is sick? Do you know even with balanced nutrition and attention pets can still get stick? Owners who observe and handle their healthy babies should easily start recognizing early signs of illness in their pets. Recognizing what is usual or unusual for your [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2@term"]=> string(10) "cat health" ["category#3@term"]=> string(10) "dog health" ["category#4@term"]=> string(18) "first aid for pets" ["category#5@term"]=> string(10) "pet health" ["category#6@term"]=> string(8) "sick cat" ["category#7@term"]=> string(8) "sick dog" ["category#8@term"]=> string(8) "sick pet" ["category#9@term"]=> string(10) "veterinary" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1267300819) } [5]=> array(44) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(17) "Premium Pet Foods" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(49) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/premium-pet-foods/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(58) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/premium-pet-foods/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Wed, 24 Feb 2010 15:29:19 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(14) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(16) "Artash Arakelyan" ["subject#"]=> int(11) ["subject"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["subject#2"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["subject#3"]=> string(8) "cat food" ["subject#4"]=> string(18) "daily cost to feed" ["subject#5"]=> string(8) "dog food" ["subject#6"]=> string(19) "guaranteed analysis" ["subject#7"]=> string(11) "ingredients" ["subject#8"]=> string(12) "palatability" ["subject#9"]=> string(8) "pet food" ["subject#10"]=> string(12) "premium food" ["subject#11"]=> string(16) "premium pet food" } ["category#"]=> int(11) ["category"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3"]=> string(8) "cat food" ["category#4"]=> string(18) "daily cost to feed" ["category#5"]=> string(8) "dog food" ["category#6"]=> string(19) "guaranteed analysis" ["category#7"]=> string(11) "ingredients" ["category#8"]=> string(12) "palatability" ["category#9"]=> string(8) "pet food" ["category#10"]=> string(12) "premium food" ["category#11"]=> string(16) "premium pet food" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(29) "http://freepettips.com/?p=192" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(286) "Anyone who’s ever owned a pet knows that they like to eat a lot. This fact is true that whether we are talking about ourselves, our dogs or our cats. What all animals eat has a big effect on their health. You must know your pet depends on you to make the right healthy pet food [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(2738) "<a href="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/INGRedients.jpg"></a> Anyone who’s ever owned a pet knows that they like to eat a lot. This fact is true that whether we are talking about ourselves, our dogs or our cats. What all animals eat has a big effect on their health. You must know your pet<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-195" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/123.jpg" alt="" width="285" height="338" /> depends on you to make the right healthy pet food and treat choices when it comes to his or her health and happiness. So it should come as no surprise that as a pet owner, you’ll meet various brands of pet foods. The pet food market has been dominated in the few years by the acquisition of big companies by even big companies. The growth of the pet foods industry now provides pet owners with better foods for their pets. The terms ‘’natural’’ dog food and really ‘’premium’’ dog food you’ll notice taking a closer look at some of the labels during the shopping. Premium pet foods have higher standards when choosing the quality of ingredients, formula and nutritional value. Some of the newer scientifically developed premium wellness pet foods meet the ideal criteria while also delivering highly nutritious, balanced wellness diets. The premium dog or cat food can boost your pet’s immune system and give him or her a shinier coat, healthier teeth and gums, and more energy. Real food for dogs can be purchased in prepackaged meals combined to provide nutritional balance, or in separate dishes so that diets can be customized to provide optimum nutrition for individual dogs with individual needs. When speaking about cats, they are obligate carnivores and are very different from dogs in their nutritional foods. However, you may ask how to choose the best brand of premium pet foods, as all the manufacturers have different standards regarding the freshness and quality of their ingredients. When going to shopping, it’s important to know that the star ratings for premium wellness pet foods can be based mainly on four factors: 1) ingredients 2) guaranteed analysis 3)daily cost to feed and 4) palatability And lastly, choosing the suitable premium food for your pet you will be surprised that these foods may actually be less expensive and healthier for your pet. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=192&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(54) "http://freepettips.com/2010/02/premium-pet-foods/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(286) "Anyone who’s ever owned a pet knows that they like to eat a lot. This fact is true that whether we are talking about ourselves, our dogs or our cats. What all animals eat has a big effect on their health. You must know your pet depends on you to make the right healthy pet food [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2@term"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3@term"]=> string(8) "cat food" ["category#4@term"]=> string(18) "daily cost to feed" ["category#5@term"]=> string(8) "dog food" ["category#6@term"]=> string(19) "guaranteed analysis" ["category#7@term"]=> string(11) "ingredients" ["category#8@term"]=> string(12) "palatability" ["category#9@term"]=> string(8) "pet food" ["category#10@term"]=> string(12) "premium food" ["category#11@term"]=> string(16) "premium pet food" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1267025359) } [6]=> array(24) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(25) "Get a domain for your pet" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(57) "http://freepettips.com/2010/01/get-a-domain-for-your-pet/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(66) "http://freepettips.com/2010/01/get-a-domain-for-your-pet/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Fri, 29 Jan 2010 20:03:51 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(4) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(5) "admin" ["subject#"]=> int(1) ["subject"]=> string(16) "Featured Stories" } ["category#"]=> int(1) ["category"]=> string(16) "Featured Stories" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(57) "http://freepettips.com/2009/12/get-a-domain-for-your-pet/" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(385) "Looking for a present for your pet? How about a domain name? Let's face it, Spot is tired of all the tennis balls. How about doing something different this year and give Spot his own domain on the web? Not only will your friends appreciate knowing what is going on in his life, he will appreciate the extra time you spend with him, even if it is spent dressing him like a reindeer." ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(1393) "Looking for a present for your pet? How about a domain name? Let’s face it, Spot is tired of all the tennis balls. How about doing something different this year and give Spot his own domain on the web? Not only will your friends appreciate knowing what is going on in his life, he will appreciate the extra time you spend with him, even if it is spent dressing him like a reindeer. With these domain coupon codes from Godaddy you can also save money, and also get him that rawhide bone he is asking for. <h2><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.godaddy.com?isc=pets3" target="_blank">PETS3– $3 off any .COM</a></h2> <h2><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.godaddy.com?isc=pets1" target="_blank">PETS1 – 10% off any order</a></h2> <h2><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.godaddy.com?isc=pets2" target="_blank">PETS2– $5 off any order of $30 or more</a></h2> <h2><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.godaddy.com?isc=pets20" target="_blank">PETS20– 20% Off Hosting Plans of one year or More</a></h2> Check out this link if you want other <a href="http://www.promo-coupons.com/godaddy-promo-code/">Godaddy savings</a>. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=168&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(62) "http://freepettips.com/2010/01/get-a-domain-for-your-pet/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(385) "Looking for a present for your pet? How about a domain name? Let's face it, Spot is tired of all the tennis balls. How about doing something different this year and give Spot his own domain on the web? Not only will your friends appreciate knowing what is going on in his life, he will appreciate the extra time you spend with him, even if it is spent dressing him like a reindeer." ["category@term"]=> string(16) "Featured Stories" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1264795431) } [7]=> array(34) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(46) "Don’t let your dog (or cat) become a canary!" 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Rosin : From Wikipedia: “Well into the 20th century, coal miners brought canaries into coal mines as an “early warning signal” for deadly, toxic gases. The birds, being more sensitive, would become sick before the miners, who would then have a chance to escape or put on protective respirators.” Is it [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(4585) "Contributed by <a href="http://www.thehealingartofpetparenthood.com/Home.html">Nadine M. Rosin</a> : From Wikipedia: “Well into the 20th century, coal miners brought canaries into coal mines as an “early warning signal” for deadly, toxic gases. The birds, being more sensitive, would become sick before the miners, who would then have a chance to escape or put on protective respirators.” Is it any wonder that with the “pre green” proliferation of chemical laden cleaning and laundry products, building supplies, and monthly flea poison treatments, that our pets are developing cancer at such an alarming rate? In addition to protecting one’s animal from constant exposure to a myriad of possible household carcinogens, our having to negotiate the constant recalls and dangers of an unregulated, processed pet food industry can be an overwhelming and depressing nightmare. But there’s also a deeper issue: when it comes to these everyday toxins that we have become so unconscious about or accepting of, have our cherished, innocent pets become our modern day canaries? “There are MANY things we can do to prevent our beloved companion animals from ever getting cancer,” says the author of the recently published, THE HEALING ART OF PET PARENTHOOD. When her 8-year old dog, aka: her adopted daughter, Buttons, was diagnosed with deadly carcinoma and given 6 weeks to live, Nadine M. Rosin launched a massive personal research campaign into the world of holistic medicine. She soon came to learn that “holistic” didn’t mean symptom treating with natural remedies or herbs in lieu of pharmaceutical drugs. Instead, it meant clearing her home environment of all possible toxins, cleansing Buttons’ entire system physically and emotionally, and then giving her the proper nutritional support so that Buttons’ body could do what an unburdened body does best: heal itself. Buttons went on to thrive for another 11 years. Exactly 1 week before her 19th birthday, she died peacefully of old age in her mom’s loving arms. THE HEALING ART OF PET PARENTHOOD is an engaging narrative and an easy, interesting way to glean all kinds of valuable information on ways you can help prevent your own 4-legged family members (and maybe even the 2-legged ones) from ever having to deal with this awful disease. This is not dry text, but rather, it reads like a good novel that you will find hard to put down. Rosin’s writing has been called “brave” as she not only reveals herself and her life with radical and refreshing honesty, but as she goes on to describe what many pet parents are hesitant to reveal- her profound, maternal love for one furry beast… her “heart dog.” “When their time does come to pass on, it is okay to grieve deeply. For pet parents it is NEVER a matter of, “It’s just a dog (cat/etc.),”" Rosin says. In fact, Rosin holds this book as her personal mission- that of removing the words “it’s just a dog(cat/etc.)” from the lips of non pet parents everywhere. So you’re not just going to want to buy a copy for yourself, but one for every person you know who doesn’t understand how much you love your pet. I invite you to journey with Nadine M. Rosin into the emotional healing and self-awareness she develops over 19 years through the unconditional love of her dog, Buttons. Learn how to give YOUR OWN beloved animal the best life possible by joining them as they explore the world of holistic pet care to successfully treat canine cancer. Experience how Nadine copes with grief and loss, and ultimately discovers a continued spiritual connection with Buttons after death. THE HEALING ART OF PET PARENTHOOD is her story. It is only one version of a story shared by millions of pet parents. <dl id="attachment_116" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 122px;"> <dt class="wp-caption-dt"><a href="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/shapeimage_43.png"><img class="size-full wp-image-116" title="shapeimage_43" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/shapeimage_43.png" alt="" width="112" height="159" /></a></dt> </dl> AVAILABLE ONLINE ONLY- AT ALL ONLINE BOOK RETAILERS More information at <a href="http://www.TheHealingArtOfPetParenthood.com">http://www.TheHealingArtOfPetParenthood.com</a> <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=102&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(63) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/the-healing-art-parenthood/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(356) "Contributed by Nadine M. Rosin : From Wikipedia: “Well into the 20th century, coal miners brought canaries into coal mines as an “early warning signal” for deadly, toxic gases. The birds, being more sensitive, would become sick before the miners, who would then have a chance to escape or put on protective respirators.” Is it [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2@term"]=> string(4) "Dogs" ["category#3@term"]=> string(16) "Featured Stories" ["category#4@term"]=> string(3) "cat" ["category#5@term"]=> string(3) "dog" ["category#6@term"]=> string(3) "pet" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1225304797) } [8]=> array(38) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(20) "Tips for Indoor Cats" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(52) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/tips-for-indoor-cats/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(61) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/tips-for-indoor-cats/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Mon, 27 Oct 2008 21:32:34 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(11) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(6) "editor" ["subject#"]=> int(8) ["subject"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["subject#2"]=> string(3) "cat" ["subject#3"]=> string(8) "cat care" ["subject#4"]=> string(6) "kitten" ["subject#5"]=> string(10) "litter box" ["subject#6"]=> string(6) "neuter" ["subject#7"]=> string(9) "neutering" ["subject#8"]=> string(7) "spaying" } ["category#"]=> int(8) ["category"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2"]=> string(3) "cat" ["category#3"]=> string(8) "cat care" ["category#4"]=> string(6) "kitten" ["category#5"]=> string(10) "litter box" ["category#6"]=> string(6) "neuter" ["category#7"]=> string(9) "neutering" ["category#8"]=> string(7) "spaying" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(28) "http://freepettips.com/?p=99" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(307) "If you are considering getting a cat or kitten as an indoor pet, there are some things you need to consider. Choosing a good cat litter and spaying or neutering your kitten should be on the list. You may also want to consider getting your kitten declawed. Choosing a good cat litter is very important, [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(2791) "If you are considering getting a cat or kitten as an indoor pet, there are some things you need to consider. Choosing a good cat litter and spaying or neutering your kitten should be on the list. You may also want to consider getting your kitten declawed. Choosing a good cat litter is very important, especially if you already have other cats or if you are planning on getting more than one cat or kitten. You will want to find a clumping cat litter to make the task of cleaning the litter box easier. If you plan to have more than one cat, be sure to get a cat litter made for multiple cats. The placement of the litter box is almost as important as choosing a good litter. Be sure to place the litter box where the cat(s) can get to it but other pets, such as dogs, can not (dogs seem to love eating cat litter). Also be sure to keep it out of reach of small children as they may think it is a sandbox for them to play in. Another option is to get an enclosed litter box which will help keep other pets and children out of the litter box. Getting your new kitty fixed at an early age is important, especially if you have a male kitten. Once male kittens start to spray to mark their territory, it can be <div id="attachment_100" class="wp-caption alignright" style="width: 277px"><a href="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/kitten.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-100" src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/kitten.jpg" alt="" width="267" height="200" /></a> </div> difficult to get them to stop. Getting your male kitten fixed before he starts to spray should prevent him from doing it. If he does start to spray before you can get him fixed, he may not stop even after getting him neutered. Declawing a kitten is an important decision. If there is any chance your kitty will ever be outside for any reason, it is best to leave his claws intact. This is their defense against larger animals. If there is no chance your kitten will be outside, you may want to have him declawed for the sake of your furniture. Kittens like to “sharpen” their claws on furniture and walls. I even have a cat who can climb the wall by digging his claws into the drywall. Needless to say, my wall is not very pretty. As with any pet, before accepting the responsibility, be sure you are well prepared. Get all of your supplies first and then get the cat or kitten. Training the kitten to use the litterbox is easy; I normally just show them where it is and they always go back. Just be sire to keep the litter box clean or they may use the bathroom floor for dong their business. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=99&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(57) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/tips-for-indoor-cats/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "3" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(307) "If you are considering getting a cat or kitten as an indoor pet, there are some things you need to consider. Choosing a good cat litter and spaying or neutering your kitten should be on the list. You may also want to consider getting your kitten declawed. Choosing a good cat litter is very important, [...]" ["category@term"]=> string(4) "Cats" ["category#2@term"]=> string(3) "cat" ["category#3@term"]=> string(8) "cat care" ["category#4@term"]=> string(6) "kitten" ["category#5@term"]=> string(10) "litter box" ["category#6@term"]=> string(6) "neuter" ["category#7@term"]=> string(9) "neutering" ["category#8@term"]=> string(7) "spaying" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1225143154) } [9]=> array(32) { ["title#"]=> int(1) ["title"]=> string(18) "PetCo Coupon Codes" ["link#"]=> int(1) ["link"]=> string(50) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/petco-coupon-codes/" ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(59) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/petco-coupon-codes/#comments" ["pubdate#"]=> int(1) ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Mon, 27 Oct 2008 14:55:01 +0000" ["dc"]=> array(8) { ["creator#"]=> int(1) ["creator"]=> string(5) "admin" ["subject#"]=> int(5) ["subject"]=> string(7) "Reviews" ["subject#2"]=> string(4) "code" ["subject#3"]=> string(6) "coupon" ["subject#4"]=> string(5) "petco" ["subject#5"]=> string(5) "promo" } ["category#"]=> int(5) ["category"]=> string(7) "Reviews" ["category#2"]=> string(4) "code" ["category#3"]=> string(6) "coupon" ["category#4"]=> string(5) "petco" ["category#5"]=> string(5) "promo" ["guid#"]=> int(1) ["guid@"]=> string(11) "ispermalink" ["guid@ispermalink"]=> string(5) "false" ["guid"]=> string(28) "http://freepettips.com/?p=95" ["description#"]=> int(1) ["description"]=> string(274) "Petco Deals Petco has all your pets needs met under one roof. There are products for any type of pet. Many think of Petco as only meeting the needs of dogs and cats, but Petco is so much more. And to think all the site has is products is erroneous also. There is a lot [...]" ["content"]=> array(2) { ["encoded#"]=> int(1) ["encoded"]=> string(2749) "Petco Deals Petco has all your pets needs met under one roof. There are products for any type of pet. Many think of Petco as only meeting the needs of dogs and cats, but Petco is so much more. And to think all the site has is products is erroneous also. There is a lot of helpful content for you also. Particularly when it comes to pet care. More about that in a moment, first take advantage of this great deal. <center> <table width="400"> <tr> <td width="100"><img src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/petco_coupon_code3.gif" alt="petco coupon code" title="petco coupon code" border="0"></td> <td width="300"> <a href="http://www.petco.com/rad" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">10% Off & Free Shipping if Order Over $65</a>     <a href="http://www.petco.com/rad" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAD is the code [ click here ]</a> </td> </tr> </table> </center> Petco Coupon Above are Petco coupons to save money online. There is 10% off as well as free shipping if your order is over $65. You can simply enter one of the Petco promotion codes above at checkout for a discount. You enter them into the promotion box such as this one. Here is a graphic showing where to add them at checkout:<center> <img src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/petco_coupon.png" alt="petco coupon" title"petco coupon" border="0" class="aligncenter size-full"></center> <img src="http://freepettips.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/petco.png" alt="petco coupon" title"petco coupon" border="0" class="alignright size-full"> Petco Products and Information One of the most helpful sections of the site is the nutrition center. Nutrition is the first line of defense to keep your pet healthy. Good nutrition goes a long way but is obviously completely different then our own nutrition. Do you feed them once a day, twice a day, how much and what kind of food? The answers are completely different depending on the breed of animal, their age, their size and more. Use the nutrition center, more of a wizard, to walk you through questions and provide a suggestion. Be sure to use a <a href="http://www.promo-coupons.com/petco-coupons/">petco coupon</a> to get the best deal on the food you want your pet to eat. Specialty Stores Did you know they also have specialty stores. You would be surprised the information and products they have available. How about a dental care shop, or their cold weather gear. They have it all and it is quite amazing. <img src="http://freepettips.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=95&type=feed" alt="" />" } ["wfw"]=> array(2) { ["commentrss#"]=> int(1) ["commentrss"]=> string(55) "http://freepettips.com/2008/10/petco-coupon-codes/feed/" } ["http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/"]=> array(2) { ["comments#"]=> int(1) ["comments"]=> string(1) "0" } ["summary#"]=> int(1) ["summary"]=> string(274) "Petco Deals Petco has all your pets needs met under one roof. There are products for any type of pet. Many think of Petco as only meeting the needs of dogs and cats, but Petco is so much more. 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