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However we need to be aware to the fact that poisonous and edible mushrooms are hard to distinguish. If there is a mushrooms growing in your backyard or garden be very careful to your pet. Dogs who like to graze will sometimes eat wild mushrooms along with lawn grasses, leading to mushroom poisoning. Dogs can sometimes become ill by just licking a poisonous mushroom.

If you see your dog eats poisonous mushrooms immediately remove it from your dog’s mouth. Induce vomiting by giving a Syrup of Ipecac (1 teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight), or giving a Hydrogen Peroxide 3% (1 tablespoon every 10 minutes, repeat 3 times). And call your vet or one that is a doggie ER open on weekends just to be safe. Read the rest of this entry »

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In regards to a pet supplies you can look for a discount item. You can also look for a store that offer pet product at a very affordable price. In looking for a cheaper product don’t neglect the quality of it. Mostly we get blinded of the price over the quality. Of course we want the cheaper one but always remember that quality matter most. Keep in mind that the price and the quality is always the basis in buying pet product.

In grooming your dog or cat, you can do it by yourself. You can search in the internet on how to groom your pet. There are lots of article there that gives step by step procedure of grooming your pet.

You can also make your own dog/cat food if you have a time. It is much cheaper and healthier than the commercial dog/cat food. Providing your pet with natural healthy food that contains vegetables, rice, meat and other unprocessed ingredients will give him the necessary nutrients and vitamins he needs.

Actually broccoli is not bad for dogs, as with any food, the key is in the amount of food given to the pup. If the percentage of broccoli in the diet exceeds 10% it can cause gastrointestinal upsets and if it exceeds 25% it is fatal. The toxic ingredient in broccoli is isothiocyanate and it is reported to be a pretty potent gastrointestinal irritant.

Broccoli contain high amount of oxalic acid which interferes with calcium absorption. So you should only give your dog quite small quantities for it to be safe. So, if your Lab were to get into a piece of broccoli, it wouldn’t do any damage. However, if it were to get into a large bag of broccoli, then I would suggest you seek a veterinarian’s assistance immediately.