Author Archives: Lynne Hudlow

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1 dog + 1 cat + 1 pig = Harmony? You bet!

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Many families, like mine, include Pets of multiple species. For those lucky enough to live outside the city with room for large animals to roam, your brood could include horses, llamas or other large animals. My neighbors, who live in … Continue reading

Second-Hand Smoke and your Pets

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The concern over the impact of second-hand smoke, both indoors and outdoors, is popping up everywhere. Second-hand smoke health hazards prompt many parents to step outside their home or car to smoke so they keep second-hand smoke away from their … Continue reading

Avoid Pitfalls When You Have Visitors

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Last week we had out of town guests. In preparation for their arrival we made sure the beds were clean and made, we had plenty of yummy food in the house and lots of fun stuff on our agenda. Turns … Continue reading

The Great Puddle Problem

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If you have little furry guys that are young and therefore have small bladders your potty-training challenge is to get them to the right “spot” at the right time to take care of business. Inevitably this doesn’t always happen and … Continue reading

Pet Preparedness in Chilly Times

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It’s only January and it seems like we have spent more than enough time in igloo-worthy weather, at least here in Portland. How long until we can break out the igloo cooler instead and go to a summer picnic? Snow … Continue reading

Beatle,Turtle,Tomato’s New Year’s Resolution

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New Year’s resolutions and wishes, some of us make ‘em and some of us don’t. Here is what I figure to be the low down at my house this year. Beatle (who has a few extra pounds) would like to … Continue reading

Before sharing from the holiday dinner table, think again!

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Sharing good food with loved ones, including Pets, is undoubtedly one of the best parts of the holiday season, but you’ll be doing your Pets a favor by making sure they stick to their own diets. Here’s a case study … Continue reading

Holiday Hazards and Common Items to Avoid Year-Round

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Seasonal changes, holidays and other celebrations increase you Pet’s chance of being exposed to seemingly harmless but potentially dangerous toxins. But It’s just as important to keep an eye out for year-round dangers, too. Human foods, seasonal plants, and human … Continue reading

Boarding Your Pet? Remember their favorite toy and remember to bring it home!

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As you’re packing your suitcases to head out of town, including just a few of your Pet’s favorite things in theirs can make their stay at the boarding facility more enjoyable. Many Pets seem to find special favorite toys. These … Continue reading

Spooked Dogs and Scared-y Cats

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Not all Pets show the same signs when they are afraid. Knowing when your Pet is fearful can be important in helping to keep them and other Pets and people safe. A stranger’s cat or dog might act very differently … Continue reading

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