Friday, July 22, 2016

How to Have a Successful Pet Grooming Business

                                        [Credit http://cornerstonemakeover.evetsites.net/sites/site-5265/images/yorkie.jpg] Making a pet grooming business work is no different from any other; it takes time, commitment and dedication to make it work. In this article I look at some key...
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Saturday, July 2, 2016

Pet hotels – top tips on how to find a truly dog friendly hotel

Around 50% of Americans have a dog as part of their family, enjoying the companionship, fun and loyalty their pet provides. Quite naturally, many dog owners want to travel or take a vacation with their furry friend, only to find that locating a hotel which is dog friendly can be a challenge.               [Credit: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/02/adorable-dogs-in-suitcases_n_3200039.html] Why...
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Sunday, June 19, 2016

How to Start a Pet Photography Business

If you love animals and have a talent for photography, you are already half-way to starting a pet photography business. Thanks to cell phones, almost everyone has a camera, and pet owners may take hundreds of animal pictures. To be successful, you need to provide a product that your clients can’t create themselves: an image that captures the pet’s personality, but also serves as a beautiful work...
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Thursday, June 2, 2016

Starting a Dog Training Business

Dog training services are getting more and more popular, as dog owners are always striving to improve the well-being of their beloved pets. ...
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Monday, May 16, 2016

If cats could talk …

I’m pretty sure that most pet owners feel they can communicate with their furry, scaly or feathered friends, and cat aficionados are no different. After all, why else would we bother having detailed and sometimes even heartfelt conversations with them? Still, if you fancy having those daily chats in a mutual language you may not have long to wait, as a British company have developed something quite...
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Sunday, April 24, 2016

Top 13 Toxic trees to Horses

   Toxic plants & Trees and your horse   Thankfully, horses usually avoid toxic plants. After all, most poisonous plants are distasteful. Horses are also much larger than dogs, cats, and humans. So where a nibble of some plants may instantly poison you or your other pets, horses have a little leeway. In other words, your horse would have to consume a significant amount...
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