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1. "Silent Killer": Pet Dental Disease

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... hygiene? Many pets have lost a significant number of their adult teeth by the age of 8-10, developed kidney, heart and liver diseases because of the low grade systemic bacterial infection in the blood ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

2. Pet injuries and joint pains

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... activity to avoid sports injuries. Many people do not think that their pets can suffer significant injuries to their muscles, tendons, ligaments or joints. Sportsrelated injuries comprise a significant ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

3. Lazy Owners, Lazy Dogs

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Pet Training and Behavior

   ... of physical problems mirroring human ailments. Obesity, of course, goes hand in hand with lethargy. Cardio-vascular ailments, circulatory and respiratory failures, metabolic disturbances are significantly ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

4. Xylitol can be Toxic to Dogs

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... dogs, xylitol triggers significant insulin release, which drops the blood sugar. It is definitely a species difference. People aren't in danger from sugar-free gum containing xylitol; dogs are."  ... Friday, 30 December 2005