Paying it Forward

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By Pam Teel Real Estate agent Heather Smith loves her job. She’s been at it for over twenty-five years, in Palm Beach County, Florida. What separates her from other agents is that she used to run a title company, giving her a real estate/title background that most other realtors don’t have. Heather loves to work … Continued

Pain Management in Senior Pets

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By: Nazli Mohideen Like humans, pets are bound to experience more health-related issues with age. Common signs of a pet in pain include unexplained restlessness or whimpering, being antisocial from other pets, limping or slow movement, irritability, aggressiveness, and loss of appetite to name a few. However, treatment differs depending on whether the pain is … Continued

A Look into Google’s Pet Portraits

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By: Nazli Mohideen Google products like Drive, Messages, Translate, and Maps are just some of the company’s most popular and well-loved features. The Google Arts & Cultures app, however, is one of their hidden gems.  With this, you can explore museum exhibits around the world with just the tap of a finger. The virtual galleries … Continued

Autoimmune Disorders in Dogs

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By Valeria Mancuso Types of Autoimmune Diseases in Dogs The most common autoimmune diseases in dogs include, Immune-Mediated Polyarthritis (joint inflammation), Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia (platelet destruction), Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca (dry eye), Inflammatory brain disease (for toy breed dogs specifically), and Pemphigus Foliaceus (skin disease). Each disease can be caused by different things in different dogs. Causes There … Continued

Dog Separation Anxiety 101

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By, Feldun Woelfen It is good to have a dog that is close to you and a faithful companion. However, it can become a problem when the dog cannot stand to be apart from its owner. Some dogs experience varying degrees of behavioral changes when their owners are not around. Fortunately, this does not happen … Continued

Marty’s Place Howl-O-Ween Family Fest

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Set for Sunday, October 21st Submitted by Doreen Jakubcak, Executive Director Get ready, it’s almost time for the annual Howl-O-Ween Family Fest at Marty’s Place Senior Dog Sanctuary. This fun-filled event is open to the public and anyone can come with children of all ages and dogs of all sizes. There promises to be something … Continued

How to Stop A Dog Digging

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According to some surveys, around 80% of dogs dig holes. This is probably not surprising as digging is a natural adaptive behavior from the wild. However, since dogs now live in homes, this behavior can mess up your garden. This article explains why dogs dig holes and how to stop them from doing so. Why … Continued

Wanted: A Loving Family

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By: Pam Teel There is a way that you can help a pet in need if you can’t physically take care of one yourself. You can go to the Animal Assistance site and sponsor an n Animal Assistance, located at 65 Old Stagecoach Road, East Brunswick, New Jersey, since 1952, is a perpetual, lifetime animal … Continued

Get Your Kitty Moving

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By: Nicole Iuzzolino Some cats are very active by nature. Others may require special treats or cat toys to spark that playful spirit. Here are a few ideas to get your cat moving. 1. Leave out paper bags, tissue paper, and cardboard boxes to inspire play. 2. Provide fresh catnip. 3. Encourage your cat to … Continued

Best Apps For Dogs

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Dogs are the full package. They are full of love, joy, and fun times. They are also a family’s best friend, and we cannot truly imagine our lives without them, we just want the best for them. Nowadays, we can download any sort of apps on our phones, so why not get some for our … Continued