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Cat Health Problems: Your Curiosity Could Save Your Cat

Published June 23, 2011

Cat Health Problems: Your Curiosity Could Save Your Cat










(PRWEB) February 21, 2005

There are many websites out there on the World Wide Web that specialize in cats and cat-related issues, including cat health problems, cat health symptoms and cat health insurance. The expert, of course, is your veterinarian, but if you keep yourself informed and actively involved in your cat’s health life you could well save your cat from any health-related discomfort. Early detection of any ailment is the only way to help your cat live happier and longer.

You can start with a web search or you can ask your veterinarian to recommend a website that he or she may also find useful. There are websites that offer access to databases full of all the information you could ever need about your cat’s health needs.

Information on common illnesses or illnesses specific to certain breeds can be found online, which can also help you to be aware of the potential health problems that your pet could face.

But keeping informed about your cat’s health is not based on just negative information. You’ll find positive information and advice on nutrition, vitamins, pet toys and supplies to keep your cat happier and healthier.

The most common cat health problems are colds, bite wounds, digestive problems, urinary problems and diarrhea, and eye problems.

Cats are sensitive to many respiratory viruses and infections. Fighting can lead to various wounds. Eyes are particularly sensitive to feline fights. A sure sign of a cat’s health ailing is if he or she stops eating and isn’t interested in playing. Wounds should certainly be treated immediately, but if your cat is eating and playing as normal, then you’ve no real need to worry.

Fleas are also a common problem with cats, especially if your cat spends a lot of time outside. Tapeworm and other parasites are common problems too and often cause symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea. Visit your veterinarian if you notice any of these symptoms.

Cat health insurance is a popular choice these days and it is something to consider, albeit carefully. There are insurance companies online that specialize in pet insurance. You can get a quote online and even pay online. The positive aspects of having cat insurance is that if you cat does fall ill or have an accident the insurance will cover part or all of the veterinary bill. Some insurance companies even say they’ll cover the cost of advertising for lost cats. As with all insurance packages you should read the fine print before paying for anything.

Feline-Cat-Health.info is a source of information related to cat and feline health care, and other cat related resources. Feline-Cat-Health.info also offers a newsletter, the latest cat news feeds, and features related articles and reviews.

Feline-Cat-Health.info provides up-to-date directory information and resources for the latest web content online today, to help individuals research and obtain the most current information about health care for all the different cat breeds.

For more information, visit:

http://www.Feline-Cat-Health.info

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Dog Owners and Dog Daycares Take Notice: The Top Six Diseases You Need to Watch for in Dogs

Published June 22, 2011

Dog Owners and Dog Daycares Take Notice: The Top Six Diseases You Need to Watch for in Dogs










Waterloo, ON (PRWEB) May 30, 2007

As a dog owner, or dog care giver it is important to be aware of the major diseases to keep an eye on when interacting with dogs. Veterinary Pet Insurance (the number one provider of pet insurance in America) recently released a report on the most common diseases clients file claims for.

The six most common diseases are as follows:

1) Skin allergies

2) Ear infections

3) Stomach upsets

4) Urinary tract infection

5) Benign Tumors

6) Pyoderma (hot spots/bacterial skin infections)

According to DogDayCare-Experts.com, as the owner or caregiver of a dog it can be expected that the dog will experience at least one of these problems during their lifetime. Skin allergies, Ear infections, and Pyoderma can be found during any stage of a dog’s life. While an upset stomach may be more prevalent in puppies because of their tendency to chew and eat everything in sight. Tumors, Skin diseases, and Arthritis will be more common with older dogs.

It’s hard to prevent a dog from getting an infection or disease, but… it is possible to minimize the affects of disease by spending a lot of time with your dog and catching these problems as early as possible. When one spends quality time petting and playing with a dog it is easy to realize that a dog has sore joints or skin infections. By catching these problems in the early stages it is possible to greatly reduce the effect some of these diseases can have on a dog.

Dog owners and especially Dog Daycares should keep these top six diseases dogs get in mind. It is important for someone who runs a Dog Daycare to do a daily check on each dog to ensure they do not have any fleas, skin infections, sore joints, or lumps anywhere on their body. Running a Dog Daycare is a unique experience and it is important to take extra time and make sure they are diseases free.

As a Dog Daycare owner it is very important to make sure all dogs are healthy and free of disease. If a sick dog is found… inform the owner of the dog immediately. Even though sharing bad news is not fun, the dog owner will greatly appreciate the prompt warning. If a sick dog is found… be sure to separate this dog from the group until it is feeling better. This will prevent the spread of disease as well as allowing the sick or infected dog to recuperate without dealing with social pressures in a pack.

Websites like: http://www.dogdaycare-experts.com continue to provide dog daycare owners with quality information. To receive more exciting and valuable resources on the booming Dog Daycare industry stop by their website and sign up for Dog Business Unleashed, a free and informative bi-weekly newsletter.

Jeremy Martin- President

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Veterinarians Introduce Catalog and Web Site Dedicated to Cat Owners

Published June 21, 2011

Veterinarians Introduce Catalog and Web Site Dedicated to Cat Owners










(PRWEB) October 19, 2000

News Release – Drs. Foster & Smith

For Immediate Release

Feeling that the needs of cat owners were not being adequately served online or off-line, Drs. Foster and Smith have recently launched a comprehensive cat supply web site and 84-page catalog featuring more than 800 products just for cats.

The new Cats.DrsFosterSmith.com web site and Just for Cats catalog offers cat owners a one-stop shopping experience for a wide array of cat supplies, as well as a wealth of informative articles from the doctors on the health and care of cats.

“We didn’t think cats and their owners were getting the attention they deserved,” said Dr. Marty Smith, who, with partner Dr. Race Foster, have owned and operated the nation’s largest pet supply catalog business for more than 15 years. “We’re committed to serving the needs of cat owners with quality products and information to help them provide the best possible care for their cats.”

After reviewing more than 2,000 products made for cats, the doctors personally selected what they felt were the “best of the best” in an array of categories, including cat furniture, healthcare, nutrition, toys, treats, and more. In addition to offering what they say is the largest selection of cat products available on or off the Internet, the doctors also have a number of exclusive products that are unavailable anywhere else.

“We have received a very positive response from cat owners about our new site and catalog,” said Dr. Smith. “They are especially appreciative that we are making a commitment to their special needs, as well as the needs of their cats.”

To visit the new Drs. Foster & Smith cat site, type in http://Cats.DrsFosterSmith.com in your browser. You can request their cat catalog online, or by calling 1-800-323-4208.

In addition to their newly launched cat site, Drs. Foster & Smith also have the DrsFosterSmith.com web site featuring a wide selection of products for cats and dogs, as well as PetEducation.com, which features more than 1,000 pet health and care articles written by the doctors and pet experts from around the world.

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For more information, contact:

Joe Voellinger

Marketing Manager

voellinger@DrsFosterSmith.com

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Visit GoodNewsforPets.com for a Chance to Win a Swarovski Crystal Cat

Published June 21, 2011

Visit GoodNewsforPets.com for a Chance to Win a Swarovski Crystal Cat











Kansas City, MO (Vocus) August 22, 2009

Goodnewsforpets.com®, the source for pet news since 2000, announced today their plan to promote companies that celebrate pets in unique ways. Currently, goodnewsforpets.com is promoting the Swarovski® Crystal Company and offering the chance to win “Emily,” a delightful, pink crystal cat from “The House of Cats,” the latest edition of figurines to join the Swarovski Lovlots collection.

The Swarovski Lovlots collection began in 2006 with a mouse, moose, turtle, snail, cat, dog, cow, dinosaur, and sheep. In 2007, the company added to the collection a cow, lion, giraffe, horse, pig, and camel. In 2008, the Lovlots collection expanded to include “The Gang of Dogs” featuring a poodle, a basset hound, a great dane, and a pair of bulldogs. The collection proved so popular that this year the company added a feline line of seven cats called “The House of Cats” all with their own unique poses, postures and personalities.    

“We are excited to have this promotion on goodnewsforpets.com,” said Lea-Ann Germinder, APR, Fellow PRSA, publisher and owner. “Not only does this promotion begin our celebration of pets, it offers a chance to win an exquisite cat figurine and helps make more people aware of the latest news and information available at http://www.goodnewsforpets.com ."

“Emily” is made entirely out of Fuchsia crystal and has a butterfly of silver metal on her right ear. Her eyes are made of Chalk White crystal, and her nose is made of Jet crystal. Any resident of the continental United States, 18 years of age or older is eligible to win. The contest ends on 8/31/09 at 5:00 p.m. CST. To register for the goodnewsforpets.com e-newsletter and/or a chance to win “Emily,” or to view the complete listing of rules, visit http://www.goodnewsforpets.com.

Goodnewsforpets.com launched in 2000 and is published by Germinder & Associates, Inc. The company has offices in New York City and Kansas City, and offers full-service public relations, advertising, marketing, social media and Internet-based services. The company is a Women Business Enterprise Council (WBENC) certified woman-owned business.

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NTI Introduces XTENDEX? DVI Extender via CAT5

Published June 20, 2011

NTI Introduces XTENDEX™ DVI Extender via CAT5










Aurora, OH (PRWEB) October 14, 2006

Network Technologies Inc announces the addition of the XTENDEX™ DVI Extender via CAT5 to its popular line of extenders. The DVI Extender transmits single link digital DVI video up to 150 feet away from a DVI source using two CAT5/5e/6 cables. Each video extender consists of a local unit that connects to a DVI source and also supplies video to a local monitor, and a remote unit that connects to a monitor.

The extender transmits crisp and clear 1024×768 resolution at 150 feet; higher resolutions up to 1920×1200 are supported at shorter distances. It only requires one power supply to power both the local and remote units.

Available for immediate sale, the XTENDEX™ DVI Extender via CAT5 costs $ 575 each.

NTI units connect between computers and peripherals, are easy to use, and require no special tools or software for immediate operation. Customer satisfaction is supported with a one-year warranty on all parts and labor and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Additional information about the XTENDEX™ DVI Extender via CAT5 can be accessed at http://www.networktechinc.com/cat5-dvi.html. Responsive customer service and technical support are also available to assist with product selection and user questions (800-742-8324, fax 330-562-1999).

Related Information:

Network Technologies Inc web site: http://www.networktechinc.com


XTENDEX™ DVI Extender via CAT5 Information: http://www.networktechinc.com/cat5-dvi.html


Online Press Releases: http://www.networktechinc.com/news-main-2.html

Please reply to Deepa Nair to request a high-resolution digital file or photograph of the XTENDEX™ DVI Extender via CAT5 suitable for print reproduction.

Network Technologies Inc

1275 Danner Drive

Aurora, Ohio USA 44202

http://www.networktechinc.com

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There are Over 50 Cat Breeds. What Breed Makes the Best Pet?

Published June 19, 2011

There are Over 50 Cat Breeds. What Breed Makes the Best Pet?










(PRWEB) February 21, 2005

Cats are the world’s most popular pets. They are independent but at the same time make for great company. The have minimal maintenance needs but they satisfy any pet owner’s need to cuddle.

There are many different domestic cat breeds, but less than one percent of all cats have pedigrees or are pure breeds. All in all there are about 70-odd breeds. The rest of the cats fall into two main groups: domestic longhair and domestic shorthair. Cats that have a long slender build, almond-shaped eyes and sleek fur are often characterized as Oriental.

For potential cat owners there are many breeds to chose from ranging from a pure cat breed to your standard non-purebred breed, often called an alley-cat.

Exotic cat breeds include the Bengal (a relatively new breed; a cross between the Asian Leopard Cat and the domestic shorthair), Scottish Fold (its ears are folded forward and down), Egyptian Mau (resembles ancient Egyptian cats) and the California Spangled Cat. The most popular longhair variety is the Persian. In fact, Persians are probably the most well-known of all cat breeds, probably because of its long coat. Potential buyers should know that their coat demands a daily program of grooming. But they’ll make up for that with their gentle temperament.

The most popular shorthair variety is the Siamese. The Siamese has blue eyes and colored ears, face, tail and paws in contrast to the rest of the body. This breed has a long and slender body.

How to choose the breed you want?

Although all kittens and cats can have very different personalities, breed specific characteristics can aid in making your decision. Attending a cat show is an excellent way to get a real life idea of what you may expect and to find out what you are really looking for.

Every different breed of cat has its own personal needs, but generally they are flexible and can be accommodated in various homes and apartments and don’t mind being left alone. That’s what makes cat the all-time favorite pet for people with demanding lifestyles and long work hours.

Cat-Breeds-Directory.com is a source of information related to cat breeds, and other cat fun related resources. Cat-Breeds-Directory.com also offers a newsletter, the latest cat news feeds, and features related articles and reviews.

Cat-Breeds-Directory.com provides up-to-date directory information and resources for the latest web content online today, to help individuals research and obtain the most current information about all the different cat breeds.

For more information, visit:

http://www.Cat-Breeds-Directory.com

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The Search Continues… for America’s Top Dogs

Published June 18, 2011

The Search Continues… for America’s Top Dogs










Stroudsburg, PA (PRWEB) October 1, 2006

The American Dogs of Distinction announced today that they have extended their deadline for nominations for America’s Top Dogs. The new deadline is June 30, 2007.

The nationwide search continues for America’s Top Dogs! Nominations for inclusion in the ’2007 American Dogs of Distinction’ are currently being accepted on their company’s website http://american-dogs-of-distinction.com. So far, the response is overwhelming. Prominent dogs from all sectors are being nominated. The overall excitement is increasing as the news is spreading about this monumental under-taking to compile the first-ever comprehensive record of America’s Top Dogs.

Amongst America’s top dogs are search & rescue dogs, guide dogs, working dogs, performance dogs, therapy dogs, k9 & other law enforcement dogs, movie and TV stars, service dogs, obedience and conformation stars, Register of Merit (ROMs), top producers in each breed, Versatility Champions and of course America’s very special pampered pets. Dogs that are accepted into this publication might be top ranking dogs (in conformation, obedience, agility, herding, etc) and/or are the extraordinary working, service, assistance or therapy dogs. They are dogs that ‘make a difference’ in our lives and the lives of others.

Jill Lanese, CEO of The American Dogs of Distinction has announced that several prominent people involved in dogs have come on-board as members of the Advisory Board and Panel of Expert including Dr. Jean Dodds (prominent veterinarian noted for her outstanding contributions to health awareness in dogs and founder of Hemopet – a blood bank for animals [http://hemopet.com/) and Dr. Bonnie Bergin author and the founder of the concept of assistance dogs (http://www.assistancedog.org/). The American Dogs of Distinction continues to add additional panel experts and welcomes inquiries from prominent people involved in dogs who would like to volunteer their time.

Discussions are underway with potential sponsors to provide an array of exciting gifts to those dogs that are accepted into this monumental first edition publication of the 2007 American Dogs of Distinction. Those companies interested in sponsoring the American Dogs of Distinction should contact Jill Lanese at: info@american-dogs-of-distinction.com.

Nominations are being accepted on-line at: http://american-dogs-of-distinction.com/nominate.html.

Pre-publication ordering of the 2007 American dogs of Distinction is now available on the company’s website: http://american-dogs-of-distinction.com. Discount and wholesale pricing is available to dog registries, clubs, bookstores, etc. Please send inquiries to: info@american-dogs-of-distinction.com.

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Untracked Guides Launches New Website Focused on Heli Skiing, Snowcat Skiing, Backcountry Skiing & Snowboarding

Published June 18, 2011

Untracked Guides Launches New Website Focused on Heli Skiing, Snowcat Skiing, Backcountry Skiing & Snowboarding











Cat Skiing in British Columbia


Boulder, CO (PRWEB) December 7, 2009

Untracked Guides launches new heli & snowcat skiing website. The completely re-designed Untracked Guides website serves as a hub of information on backcountry skiing and snowboarding topics.

The articles section of Untracked Guides focuses on firsthand heli skiing and snowcat skiing experiences with top backcountry skiing operations.

For the latest heli skiing news, the Untracked Guides news section provides a window into happenings in the backcountry skiing and snowboarding industries. Topics covered include cat skiing, powder skiing, heliskiing, snowcat skiing operations, ski reviews, and more.

The Untracked Guides heli skiing operator directory is a wealth of information on different heliskiing, snowcat skiing, alpine touring, and other backcountry ski and snowboard operators. Operations from around the globe are included. Heli skiing trip planning becomes much easier for readers, with extensive information at their fingertips on heliskiing operators, cat skiing operations, and more.

The Untracked Guides feed allows readers to be automatically updated with heli skiing and cat skiing news. Readers can subscribe to the Untracked Guides feed in their favorite feed reader or evening have it delivered to their email inbox.

Untracked Guides will be launching a new heli skiing and cat skiing guide book to be released in the fall of 2010. Readers of UntrackedGuides.com will have the opportunity to pre-order heliskiing and cat skiing guide books before they are released in book stores worldwide.

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Denver’s Cat Care Society Celebrates 30th Anniversary With ‘Tails of the Painted Cats’ Art Project, Now On Display at Santa Fe Art District Galleries Through April 30

Published June 17, 2011

Denver’s Cat Care Society Celebrates 30th Anniversary With ‘Tails of the Painted Cats’ Art Project, Now On Display at Santa Fe Art District Galleries Through April 30










Lakewood, CO (PRWEB) April 14, 2011

“Tails of the Painted Cats,” the 30th Anniversary Art Event Fundraiser for the shelter cats at the Cat Care Society (CCS), are now on display at Santa Fe Art District Galleries through April 30. The announcement is made by Shari Shiffer-Krieger, CCS Executive Director, who says the exhibit includes 16 painted fiberglass cats, each about 28″ tall and painted a different theme by local artists.

“Some of our Painted Cats are standing, and some are sitting, but they are all unique, original decorator pieces. Many organizations across the country have done various ‘critter’ art projects over the years with great success, so we decided this would be the perfect 30th Anniversary Fundraising Event to benefit our shelter cats here in Denver,” Shiffer-Krieger explains.

Visit the Painted Cats Online Gallery to view each cat and their special story: http://www.catcaresociety.org/paintedcatsgallery.html

The CCS Painted Cats debuted at the Santa Fe Arts District (Santa Fe Drive from Alameda to 12th) during the First Friday Art Walk on April 1 and will be at the following galleries through Saturday, April 30 (admission free during regular business hours):

1 Acousticat – Artist: Jasmine Dillingham – Co-Art Gallery – 846 Santa Fe Drive     

2 Ironsides – Artist: Claudia Roulier – Event Gallery 910 Arts – 910 Santa Fe Drive

3 Mr. Tweedy – Artist: Cam Williams – Ginny Abblett Fine Art @ 910 Arts – 90 Santa Fe Drive

4 Mo Meowsic – Artist: Pat Lickly – Alpine Fine Art Center – 826 Santa Fe Drive

5 Cat & the Fiddle – Artist: Irlene Owada – Studio 12 Gallery – 209 Kalamath Street

6 Hyro – Artist: J-Rab – Co-Art Gallery – 846 Santa Fe Drive

7 Carousel Cat – Artist: Susan A. Becker – Studio 12 Gallery – 209 Kalamath Drive

8 Peace – Artist: Pam Schmidt – Event Gallery 910 Arts – 910 Santa Fe Drive

9 Deco-Disco Kitty – Artist: Katherine Ross – Fabric Bliss – 828 Santa Fe Drive

10 Tutan-KHAT-Mun – Artist: Kathryn Jackson – Grace Gallery of Fine Art – 877 Santa Fe Drive

11 Memphis – Artist: Greg Marquez – Event Gallery 910 Arts – 910 Santa Fe Drive

12 Cat of Life – Artist: Sara Nevadomski – Grace Gallery of Fine Art – 877 Santa Fe Drive

13 Bluesy – Artist: Karole Sharpe – Denver Photo Art Gallery – 833 Santa Fe Drive

14 Jewel – Artist: Pam Schmidt – Niza Knoll Gallery – 915 Santa Fe Drive

15 Reigning Monarch – Artist: Jane Dorsey – Denver Photo Art Gallery – 833 Santa Fe Drive

16 Nearest Kin – Artist: Cynthia Negron – Co-Art Gallery – 846 Santa Fe Drive

In May the Painted Cats will reunite at the Lakewood Arts Council Co-op Gallery, 85 South Union Blvd., Suite C – http://www.lakewoodartscouncil.org – there will be a reception on May 5th, 7 – 8:30 p.m., the public is welcome. Each cat has an opening bid of $ 300.00. Bids can be placed at any time by calling 303-239-9680.

On June 5, the Painted Cats will be auctioned at a Dinner/Auction Gala at Green Gables Country Club. The emcee is cat lover, April Zesbaugh the host of Colorado’s Morning News on KOA. The Auctioneer is Don Martin. Tickets for the Gala are $ 75 each, with an early discount of $ 10 per ticket if purchased before May 1st ($ 65 each).

In addition to the 16 Painted Cats that comprise the 30th Anniversary collection, local artist Jane McFadden Dorsey created the project’s original “promo cat,” Georgia O’Kitty, as sponsors and artists were recruited over the past year. Sponsored by Poppy Shiffer-Krieger, Georgia O’Kitty is on display at the CCS lobby. For a $ 10.00 donation per ticket, names are entered in a drawing to take her home. The winner of Georgia O’Kitty will be announced at the June 5 Dinner/Auction Gala at Green Gables Country Club.

About the Cat Care Society

The CCS, founded in 1981 by Linda East, DVM and Lynn Rowe, is a nonprofit organization established to improve the quality of life for homeless, injured and abused cats in the Denver metropolitan area. For more information, visit http://www.catcaresociety.org – also, visit these Facebook pages for regular updates:

Cat Care Society: http://www.facebook.com/CatCareSociety

Tails of the Painted Cats: http://www.facebook.com/CatCareSociety#!/pages/Tails-of-Painted-Cats/120486651346305    

Contacts:

Suellen Scott, Cat Care Society – http://www.catcaresociety.org – 303-239-9680 x19 – sscott(at)catcaresociety(dot)org

Maggie Chamberlin Holben, APR, Absolutely PR on behalf of the Cat Care Society – http://www.absolutelypr.com – 303-984-9801, maggie(at)absolutelypr(dot)com

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New Savvy Dog Lovers Website Features the Best in Dog Care Products and News

Published June 16, 2011

New Savvy Dog Lovers Website Features the Best in Dog Care Products and News











Orinda, CA (PRWEB) March 27, 2006 –-

Savvy Internet Marketing, LLC, announces the launch of a new website dedicated to dog lovers around the world; Savvy Dog Lovers.

Savvy Dog Lovers is a guide to the best in dog care products, and select news items across the Internet.

Each day, Savvy’s Pet Editors explore the Web to uncover the most innovative products, best specials, latest news, and trendiest trends. They collect only the pick of the litter; just right for dogs of all types.

Select from cute outfits for dainty dogs, to practical training books, to dog beds, food, treats, and more. Shoppers can quickly find exactly what they need for themselves, their dog, or as a gift for a dog lover; without having to wade through pages and pages of less desirable products.

To make keeping up-to-date with the latest canine news even easier, Savvy Dog Lovers incorporates the power of Really Simple Syndication (RSS). RSS users get the latest dog care news, newest products, and special discounts delivered right to their desktop or browser.

“With all the options available on the Web, locating useful information can be time consuming,” notes Pamela Swingley, CEO of Savvy Internet Marketing, LLC. “Our goal is to simplify the search for the best dog care products available, as well as the trendiest pet news.”

Savvy Dog Lovers contains the best in classic products from large retailers like Amazon.com and PetSmart, as well as unique items from specialty stores like Jake’s Dog House.

“We have formed marketing partnerships with a variety of leading merchants,” continues Swingley. “This way, we are able to bring our readers a greater variety of dog care products.”

Each category within Savvy Dog Lover is filled with great dog products. Shoppers will find:


Dog apparel featuring trendy fashions for diva dogs, large and small.

Food and treats sure to please even finicky dogs.

Dog beds from the plush to practical — for dogs that love comfort.

Health care news items, articles, and products for healthier, happier dogs.

Travel gear accessories for dogs on-the-go.

Training and behavior aids for better dog behavior and training success.

And, just for dog lovers gifts and accessories for the dog lover in you.

About Savvy Internet Marketing

The Savvy Dog Lovers website is owned and operated by Savvy Internet Marketing, LLC (Savvy).

Headquartered in Orinda, California, Savvy manages a network of content-rich and topic-focused shopping guides geared to assist consumers in making better purchase decisions, and to create demand for merchant partner products and services. Savvy websites include:

Savvy Dog Lovers

Savvy Mother’s Day Gifts

Savvy Shoe Sale

Savvy Clearance

Savvy Baby Gear

Savvy Spa

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