15 Questions About You & Your Dog! Take The Poll

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	TODAY'S PET TIP Toxic Toads
Licking, biting or otherwise ingesting Bufus marinus toads, located primarily in the southeastern United States, can result in nervous system toxicity as well as damage to the heart. Rinsing a dog's mouth out immediately and seeking emergency veterinary care are essential to successful treatment.

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Funny and Interesting Polls from: The Pet Place.com

• Do you think it should be illegal to drive with your pet in your lap?
• How smart is your dog?
• Does your dog have an “attitude”?
• Do you think dogs can sense when a storm is coming?
• Do you think your dog knows when you are sad?
• Do you think your dog dreams?
• Do you think dogs can enjoy television?
• Are you going to buy your dog a present for Christmas?
• Do you kiss your dog to make up?
• Do you think your dog feels guilt (when he does something wrong)?
• Do you think your dog is "loyal"?
• Do you have a dog that has grieved over the passing of another pet in the home?
• Do you think your dog experiences stress?
• Do you leave the TV or radio on to keep your cat company when you are gone?
• Do you take your dog on vacation with you?

Dogs Get Sunburns Too

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Dogs Get Sunburns Too Humans and dogs alike can suffer from sunburn; long term exposure can result in skin damage and skin cancers. Like humans certain factors make some dogs more prone to sunburn. Dogs with white or light colored coats, dogs with a very short coat or no coat at all, dogs that have suffered coat loss from allergies or other medical conditions and of course dogs that are outside during the hottest part of the day. What steps can you take to prevent your dog from getting sunburn? Keep your dog inside in a cool room, or if he is outside, in a well shaded area or adequate shelter during the hottest parts of the days. Use sunscreen on the parts of his body susceptible to sunburn. These parts include: nose, ends of the ears, around the mouth, eyelids and the underside of your dog – belly, groin and inside the legs; these areas are particularly at risk. Make sure you use a pet sunscreen because products for human use can contain ingredients that are toxic to dogs. Remember to reapply the sunscreen regularly. Pay particular attention to areas where little coat is covering and where the skin pigmentation is low or light in color. Believe it or not, there are bodysuits designed to protect your dog from UV rays as well. It's best to ask your veterinarian about which bodysuit is best suited for your particular dog. They can be a good option if your dog is continually out in the sun or you live in higher temperature regions. If you have your dog groomed during the summer months, think about leaving his coat a bit longer so the coat offers some protection. Talk to your dog's groomer or veterinarian about clipping your dog, as some dog breed's coats are designed to insulate the dog from the sun's heat. If you clip too much off your dogs coat, you may be doing more harm than good. Summer is here, so make sure that you and your dog stay happy and healthy. If you do happen to see any signs of sunburn such as red skin, fur loss and/or sores, please contact your local veterinarian and make sure you obtain medical advice.

Diamond Pet Food Recall!

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