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- Frequency: 2/wk
- Release date: Wednesdays & Thursdays
- Moves with art: No
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- Available: International, U.S. & Canada
My Pet World
Dale speaks for the animals. He is a journalist with a passion for pets and he covers the pet beat like no other reporter. Dale delivers topical, serious news along with advice from leading pet-care professionals. His fresh writing style engages readers. One feature story and one Q&A column each week.
My Pet World Samples
Scooping may be only effective way to curb dog's poop-snacking habit
Q: Why do my two Shih Tzus eat one another's poop? A: No one knows for sure why some dogs start to sample their own feces or the droppings of other dogs.
Over 23 years, Westminster Dog Show announcer has 'seen it all'
There are dog shows, and then there's Westminster. Little event? "Not so bad for a little dog show," laughs perennial Westminster announcer and spokesman, David Frei.
Dog's snoring could indicate an obstruction
Q: Our 10-year-old Shih Tzu recently started snoring, and now it's getting worse. A: If you haven't already done so, see your veterinarian to rule out an obstruction in the dog's throat, such as a growth, or even a toy.
Protect your pets from winter hazards
The winter of 2011-2012 has been pretty mild in many parts of the country, but there's still plenty of frigid weather to come. While most dogs wear their own winter coats, when temps dip below freezing, small dogs need some help to keep warm.
Training can help nervous cat tolerate vet visits
ORLANDO, FLA. Q: Our cat, who's at least 12 years old, has always been traumatized during her yearly veterinary exams. A: You might try desensitizing and counter-conditioning your cat to her carrier and to car rides.
Preventive care, communication with clients key issues at major veterinary conference
ORLANDO, FLA. Among the announcements, the two most notable were rather introspective, regarding how veterinary professionals can improve how they provide care.
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