Pet foods - Archives

• Ant Proof Pet Bowl, Ant Free Pet Bowl, Sani-Moat Ant Barrier Now Available at Petco Pet Supplies
  Sani-Moat Products introduces a brand new product the Sani-Moat Ant Barrier. Connect to Bowls, Dishes, Plates, Trays, Containers and Platforms to render them 'ANT FREE'.
  Author: Claire Caron - Date: September 25, 2005



• Condell's Pediatric Alternatives in Creative Therapy will be hosting its annual Pet Day Picnic
  Condell's Pediatric Alternatives in Creative Therapy will be hosting its annual Pet Day Picnic in honor of its 10-year anniversary at the Adler Park in Libertyville.
  Author: Kate Forrester - Date: June 30, 2004



• Diamond Pet Foods implements IFS Applications at three U.S. plants
  IFS announced today that Diamond Pet Foods, a leading manufacturer of super-premium dog and cat foods, has implemented IFS Applications business software at its plants in Meta, Missouri; Lathrop, California; and Gaston, South Carolina.
  Author: Simone Wood - Date: June 30, 2004



• Red Cross offers class in pet first aid
  Performing CPR or First Aid on a person is almost second nature. Many think nothing of it. But what if the medical emergency involves a dog or cat? Would you know what to do? The Southeastern Michigan Chapter of the American Red Cross wants to make sure by offering a class in Pet First Aid.
  Author: Jaime Hadie - Date: February 26, 2004



• Yahoo Endorses Gaines Pet Foods' New Website
  Just days after its official launch, the Gaines Pet Foods Web site, has received an endorsement from the Internet's most influential rater of sites: Yahoo!. Yahoo! (yahoo.com) is the World's most visited Web site; 47% of the world's estimated 158 million Internet users stop at Yahoo! for direction. It is the Web's single most influential site.
  Author: Jaime Hadie - Date: June 5, 2005



• Stop torturing animals for pet food research
  Disturbed by recent allegations of cruel and invasive nutrition research funded, conducted by, or under the direction of, The Iams Company, the Animal Protection Institute challenged the Association of American Feed Control Officials, Inc., to adopt new pet food industry guidelines against the practice this week. API is also requesting that the Center for Veterinary Medicine, a division of the federal Food and Drug Administration, adopt the proposal.
  Author: Colten Rice - Date: February 25, 2004



• Voluntary recall of Petcurean GO! NATURAL pet food
  Canadian dog-and-cat food marketer Petcurean Pet Nutrition, Inc. today announced an immediate voluntary recall of all Go! Natural pet food manufactured in Texas.
  Author: Jaime Hadie - Date: February 25, 2004



• An edible treat is a must have for all animals
  There are many types of edible treat that are available for your pet. Depending on what type of pet you have depends on which type of edible treat you might want to get. If you have more than one animal in the house it may not be safe to leave the treats lying around. Your animals don’t always know which treat is for them. And the wrong treat could be harmful.
  Author: Alysha Speed - Date: April 8, 2002



• A dog biscuit can be a wonderful training tool
  A dog biscuit can be a great way to give your dog some incentive to learn good behaviour. They make wonderful treats and snacks but it also can be used in a reward system. It makes it easier to train your dog with a dog biscuit than it does without some kind of reward.
  Author: Alysha Speed - Date: November 12, 2001



• A cat treat is your cat’s reward for not eating the whole turkey
  A cat treat is your way of saying thanks to your cat for not eating the whole Christmas turkey. Or for deciding not to scratch the couch down to it’s very stuffing. A cat treat lets your cat know, that you care mostly about your house. However, he doesn’t need to know that. Cat treats can be a wonderful distraction as well as a reward. But don’t let a treat replace the word NO. Don’t give into your cat every time he wants a treat; and starts to climb your drapes.
  Author: Alysha Speed - Date: November 6, 2001



• Cat food is probably the most important thing in your cat’s life
  Cat food is the one thing that all cats’ need. It is their main source of joy. All right, maybe not their main source, but it is high on the list. Cat food should contain all the necessary vitamins and minerals needed to for a cat to stay healthy. If your cat is lacking in some of these nutrients; it is possible to get supplements for his diet.
  Author: Alysha Speed - Date: October 31, 2001