How to Take Care of Your Loving Pets

Pets are animals or other types of species and they have their own food and environmental requirements. 

savannah cat hybrid a domestic cat and the serval, a medium-sized, large-eared wild African cat… Most of the cities and towns have imposed laws and restrictions on what types of pets could be kept in homes and residential areas. Many exotic animals could be in the banned list, such as canid hybrid, exotic cats like Savannah, snakes, lizards, and even dogs like Rottweiler or pit bull in many places. 

Pets are generally companion animals the people keep with them for personal company or protection. These pet animals are different from other animals that people maintain, such as livestock, sports animals, working animals, and laboratory animals. Pets are popular due to their attractive appearances, playful personalities, and personal loyalty.  The Savannah is a hybrid cat breed. It is a cross between a serval and a domestic cat. Most first generation (F1 Savannah Cats) will possess many or all of exotic looking traits, while these traits often diminish in later generations. Male Savannahs tend to be larger than females.  Early-generation Savannahs can weigh 14-25 pounds (6.3-11.3 kg), with the most weight usually attributed to the F1 or F2 neutered males due to genetics. Later-generation Savannahs are usually between 7 and 15 lbs (6.8 kg). Because of the random factors in Savannah genetics, size can vary significantly, even in one litter.

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Cat – Savannah Brown Tabby – lying down cross breed of serval and domestic cat.
Chosen by Ardea Wildlife Pets. 11oz White ceramic coffee mug. Image printed using sublimation ink process. Microwave, dishwasher safe.

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• 11oz White ceramic coffee mug. Image printed using sublimation ink process. Microwave, dishwasher safe
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There is a problem many pet owners can relate to and that is dog and cat diarrhea. Runny stools are a very common problem with pet owners. Stomach and digestive disorders are usually a result of something they ate …

Dog and cat diarrhea that lasts for more than two days can cause dehydration or they may have an obstruction which could be very dangerous. So if your pet has fever, pain, vomiting, and blood in the runny stools, doesn’t eat and has weight loss, seek treatment right away.

You should check for all the ingredients in the packed food just to ensure that you are giving them the appropriate food. Proper nutrition can help your pet live for long…

Customer Reviews

Dr. Becker’s Real Food for Healthy Dogs and Cats Paperback – May 1, 2013 by Beth Taylor (Author)

Based on the ancestral diets of dogs and cats, this book provides a rotation plan and recipes for a meat-based diet that includes appropriate levels of vegetables, fruits and supplements to complete the diet, analyzed to make sure that nutrition needs are met.

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Once I reached the diet cards at the end of the book, as another
reviewer said, everything clicks into place. Also, although the authors
encourage total commitment to the feeding method, they offer relatively
broad options to assist with real lives and budgets.

Customer Reviews

The feeding
methods and recipes are supported by scientific research and analysis,
making the reasoning behind them clear and easy to understand. So far,
nearly a month later, I have noticed great improvements in my dog’s
health and appetite. The proof is living and I am inspired by the book
to remain committed to this manner of caring for my dog.

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Karen Becker is veterinarian, animal acupuncturist, and homeopath practicing in Illinois. Natural Pet Animal hospital focuses on integrative pet care for dogs, cats, birds and exotic animals. She also runs Covenant Wildlife Rehabilitation, a non-profit facility that cares for injured and orphaned Chicago area wildlife. She is the chief veterinarian for mercolahealthypets.

Beth Taylor spent 20 years focusing on food and nutrition for dogs and cats and was involved in the first nationally marketed fresh frozen diets for pets, Steve s Real Food, where she provided training for veterinarians and retailers in the use of fresh food diets. Out of this work grew See Spot Live Longer, written with Steve Brown.

Beth is a Licensed Massage Therapist with extensive training in animal bodywork. She is currently putting this training to work in the Chicago area at The Puddle, an aquafitness facility for dogs.