Pet Goodies      Treats for Dogs, Cats and Birds

Did you know that baking soda will clean your dog or cat?   Just rub the baking soda on and be sure to rub into the coat. Let set a few minutes   and brush off!  The doggy smells will be all gone, and you don't need to
get all wet!


 
Animal Rescue Site



Please visit HEARTS UNITED,  a wonderful no-kill animal shelter.  Do you love animals? Are you  looking to adopt a pet?  Meet the volunteers and animals at  HEARTS UNITED


Why Do roosters crow in the Morning?
The Rooster is announcing that this is his
territory and for other roosters to stay away. Why early in the morning?
Barnyard  birds are most active during early morning hours!


Skunked?
What do do if your dog gets zapped by a skunk?
Did your dog get sprayed by a skunk?   Heres some help for you until you can take your dog to the groomers.
Wash your dog with tomato juice before you give him a bath.  Now, the bath with soap and water and rinse well with water  that has about 3 tablespoons of  ammonia in it.  Be sure to rinse well with plain water.  Another method? Make a  solution of equal  amounts of vinegar and water.   Scrub the dog  well with this  mixture. Be sure to rinse well, and then apply the vinegar  and water again. Rinse well!  
Be sure to wash your dog in  a well ventilated area.   If you can wash him outdoors,  this is the best way!
   The skunk smell is hard to get out of the house.





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