Well this is the first issue of Pet Planet News. I hope I can keep up with the demands of a news letter. I promise I will always do my best to get you the most relevant news and information there is out on the web for all our pet related needs.
First I want to thank everyone that took the time to subscribe to this E-Zine. I sure hope you will enjoy it and find something of value for you and your pets.
Also a great big WELCOME to all the new subscribers.
The first topic for today is Cat Playhouses. I have found a few really cool ones. Use this link to go and check it out. There is a very nice outdoor feline playhouse that you can take with you any ware. What a nice breath of fresh air. Also a smaller indoor house your "purr fect friend" can use as his own space or works nice for sick or convalescent pets. Not necessary made just for cats. Try your ferret or chin in this nifty little house.
The second topic is for the dog. Is your "best friend" testing your temper? Is he barking at the slightest things. It seems mine used to bark at the air movement. Not any more. Check out some of the Bark Breaker Collars I have listed. Click this. I have listed. Sure to help your friend be your "best friend". Not your hollered at, told to SHUT UP dog.
The Third topic of the day is for you. Is the dog dew in the yard getting the best of you not to mention your shoes and carpet? I have the answer for you. This is ingenious. Click here for the Doggie Dooley Outdoor Septic System. Just plant this baby in your yard. No more mess and bother with having to store the poo till the garbage guy comes. Your gonna love it. Please read the Frequently Asked Questions at the bottom of the product page.
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In The News
Mouth-to-snout CPR saves dog's life
CHICAGO (Reuters) - If a dog is man's best friend, a disabled U.S. Air Force veteran showed the feeling is mutual by saving his drowning pet with mouth-to-snout resuscitation and CPR.ADVERTISEMENT
Lucy, a 10-month-old English bulldog, chased ducks into a partly frozen lake near Randy Gurchin's home in Papillion, Nebraska, but quickly became paralyzed in the icy water and briefly went under.
The 50-pound (23-kg) dog was unresponsive and had a blue face and bloody foam around its muzzle when Gurchin, who flew combat missions overIraq andAfghanistan, edged onto the ice.
"The ice started to crack under me. I just picked her up," he said. "I thought she was dead."
But Gurchin, 51, put his military first-aid training to use. He closed Lucy's mouth, put his mouth over her nose and started forcing air into her lungs and pushing on her chest.
Within minutes, the dog began breathing shallowly and was rushed to a nearby veterinarian.
Doctors soaked Lucy in warm water, injected steroids and muscle relaxants and put her in an oxygen chamber. She has since made a full recovery.
"Our little Lucy is back," said Gurchin's wife Kelley.
Her husband, who retired from the military with a back injury in 2005 and walks with a cane, has vowed not to let the dog out of his sight, she said.
"He would never say he loved her until this rescue mission," she said.
Thats all for now folks.
Have a great day and don't forget to let the dog in.