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Selecting crates, kennels, or cages for pets can be a tricky situation. Some questions that start to surface are: What size should I choose? What kind of floors should it have? How much air flow or ventilation is right? Should it have a water and food dish in it? With that in mind, when you chose your living space, did you look at the bedroom? Of course you did and that is the most advantageous approach for selecting quarters for your pet.

Crates/kennels/cages that may have features that are eye-catching to you may not be in the best interest of your unique pet. Do some research before you decide on a specific unit. There is a plethora of information on housing options for your pet on the internet. For instance, do a search on dog kennel floors and you’ll be amazed at the options that are associated with that topic. And of course I’m biased toward BioLux Internationals dog kennel flooring. Next, don’t be swayed by sales people and if possible ignore the price. This will be a long term commitment and the difference $50 make over 5 years is negligible and in the long run may cost you more in money, time, as well as your pet’s health and well being. For example, some crates may come with plastic flat floors that can house bacteria and some cages have wire flooring. This may be abrasive or even cut you pet’s paws. The paws may or may not become infected; which in turn may entail a vet visit and imagine the discomfort of the one that depends on you for their health. Enough of that; we all love our pet’s and understand that our four legged friend safety and comfort is the top priority.

Animal housing has advanced in leaps and bounds. I recently came across a new invention that was a smoke detector innovation for a dog crate. The smoke detector housed with a magnet, would open the crate door. This in turn would allow the dog to wake up their owner.

Your pets give you so much love and companionship. So, remember, your pets depend on you and they can’t speak, human. Well, at least not yet. So, do the research, ask questions, and be satisfied with the fact that your pet is happy with their view to a cage.

Thanks for reading and happy house hunting. Mr. Woof Woof.

Brrrr, It's Nice and Warm!


Different season post specific issues with our four legged friend and dogs are no different. As humans we notice each other’s skin becoming chapped and soar. The air in outside and in houses becomes arid during the fall and winter So, just as our skin becomes chapped the parched atmosphere drains moisture from a dog’s skin and hair. There are several steps to not only alleviate this issue, but also keep your canine comfortable for those cold dry months. .So, to alleviate this is Make a time or even a schedule to brush your dog heartily. The type of brush to use will depend on the length of you dog’s hair. This has several benefits such as releasing their own natural oils, decreases the chance of matting, improves the circulation on close to their dermis, and provides them with a little special time they will grow to appreciate. Next, try providing your dog with Next; consider providing your dog with suppliant of O-mega 3 or some other fatty acid and vitamin E. Some, premium dog food contain natural, wholesome supplement nutrients including fish oil (omega fatty acids) and vitamin E. ** Before providing your dog with any supplement, always consult your veterinarian. **. If you are reading this article and it has been cold a bit and your dog has matted fur, etc... It is not too late to make a come back. Do not shave the animal. Even a sweater is not like natural fur. Start by washing your find thoroughly with a high grade shampoo, like Medicated Sulfur Shampoo from BioLux International. This is a PH balanced, all natural and biodegradable shampoo. Formulated with colloidal sulfur that remains on the coat and skin to speed healing and relieve itchy, dry, or flaky skin. Ensure you completely dry the dog. Do not try the wash dry brush and repeat method to lessen matting as this will deplete the dog’s natural oils. Moderation here is the key. The environment is in constant change; but just remember, the condition of your best friend’s hair mirrors the general state of their health.
Best wishes and Happy Holidays.
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Choosing Pet Supplies Online

Pets are a blessing to our families. However, do we consider them members of our families? Considering our pets as we do children or other loved ones; I believe that is the key when deciding what nutrition, hygiene products, and health care which should be chosen for our animals. To ensure their safety and health, an ounce of prevention is fundamental. As the familiar saying goes, “time money” and online shopping for pet products saves time and offers convenience. In general the bulk of pet owners and pet care specialists are able to find what they are looking for online easier than finding it at the local pet store. For example, take a look at BioLux International, LLC pet grooming supplies. The site is easy to navigate whether you are searching for “medicated dog shampoo” or “pet kennel floors”. Many online pet supplies Prices are negotiable online since the products might be sold by individuals or auctions, such as EBay or Ubid. The internet has created enormous opportunities for pet consumers and pet supply providers. While most of them are responsible companies, it is highly recommended to research them: note how long they have been in business; where the products are manufactured; and even the ingredients their products contain. One last note, ensure your personal information is protected and that the payment procedures the pet supplier are using is secure. Shopping for quality pet products online can be time saving, offer a more diverse products, and convenient. However, the pet owners contemplating using a discount shopping online should evaluate the pros and cons before committing to a particular provider and product. Good ole’ common sense can save a great deal of money, frustration, and safety. When in doubt, just stay out. Thanks for reading and if you have a topic you want researched contact me at the link below dog care products

Dog Coat Care 101

As your dog or puppy’s primary care giver, you must take on the attentive care that will keep their coats healthy. So, let’s begin with brushing. Brushing your four-legged friend can be a pleasurable for you both; like a time to bind. Take in to consideration how good a brush feels on your scalp when it has a slight itch. For your pup, brushing removes dead hair shed from the coat. Removing the shedding hair is a preventative method that we'll free your dog from retaining tangles and matting. This tangling and matting causes a dog discomfort and can possibly affect their health. Brushing promotes secretion of your pet’s natural oils; enhancing the luster of their coats. A secondary benefit of brushing is the removal of dirt and other organic material from their hair. The type of brush you use will vary depending on the length and texture of your dog’s coat. There are many resources for determining which brush to use. Again, a professional dog groomer or veterinarians are two great sources for acquiring the correct brush.
Most dogs love water and while it may be fun to splash around in the H2O, the water will cause tangling and matting So, if your pooch is going to get wet frequently, invest in a quality de-matting solution, such as the one BioLux International distributes. Another option is to have your dog groomer trim the dog as a short cut. Professional groomers can, generally, offer you the optimal dog shampoos, dog crème rinse,, and dog de-matting , products they use at a reasonable price. For advice on in between groomer visit care, ask the groomer. Finally, always consult you veterinarian for information for diet coat, and skin care before implementing a regiment.

Don’t Outlaw the Care of the Paw

Corny titles are not always indicators of quality content. This article deals with your pets specific needs with regard to their paws. An animals paw is very sensitive and deserve special attention
Yes, my titles are always a bit corny. However, if they get a pet owners attention and provides the quality pet care; oh well then have a laugh on me. I try to vary my topics and this is no exception. A pet’s paws, just as your feet, are important to have daily habit grooming and maintenance. Grooming a dogs paws important, even though grooming a dogs paw are sensitive, and they usually do not like them getting touched, these daily grooming habits are much easier the earlier you put them into your routine. The basic inspection only takes about five minutes; possibly saving you and you pet a vet visit. 1) Start by a simple inspection of the canines’ paws to see if any if the nails are broken, chipped, or cracked. 2) Spread the paws to ensure there are not any odds and ends trapped in his paws. 3) While you have the paws spread look for cuts, red areas, or small spots that are infected. 4) Ensure to include nail trimming as part of you dog grooming routine. Overgrown nails are more likely to break, chip, split or snag, putting the canine, feline, or other pet at greater risk. 5) Always check their paws after; swimming, playing, after pet sitting or at a kennel. The animal’s paws can easily become damaged running on concrete floors, wood floors, or non professional dog kennel flooring. For example the pet kennel flooring BioLux International provides is the best in the industry. Dog Kennel Floors Also, some kennels use harsh cleaners and you should ask for the MSDS. BioLux International provides this information on Pet Kennel Cleaners. If you ever suspect that your dog has stepped on dangerous chemical products, don't allow him to lick himself. If you notice your pet licking their paws, inspect them for ASAP. If you were to find any issues with you pets always your pet veterinarian.
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Fleas, fleas, fleas!


These pesky parasites may cause reactions in your pet varying from a mild skin irritation to a severe allergic reaction. Fleas feed on blood; an extreme infestation can cause anemia or even death in animals. All pets are susceptible to flea attacks. You may not even see the fleas on your pet. Scratching, scabs and dark specs, or "flea dirt," found on the skin can all be signs that your pet has become infected with fleas. Taking care of flea infestation takes patience and acting quickly. The life cycle of fleas is about 21 days, so plan on that time span to alleviate the issue. Different flea control products work in different ways, have varying levels of effectiveness, and kill different flea stages (eggs, larvae, and/or adults). You'll need to use a combination of products at the same time to be effective. Dips, shampoos, powders, and sprays will usually kill the adult fleas on your pet. One such shampoo is BioLux's Therapeutic Tar/Aloe Shampoo which has been formulated using a blend of 2% Coat Tar and mild surfactant's. Cools and soothes itchy inflamed areas caused by flea bites, seborrhea, and other non-specific dermatitis.
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Also don’t forget to rid your house of fleas by vacuuming and washing your pet's bedding once a week. When using chemical products to control fleas, be very careful. You may be providing too much of a potentially toxic chemical if you use, say, a flea dip and a fogger with the same chemical ingredient. Always check with your veterinarian before beginning your war on fleas.
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Good Vibrations from a New Puppy!

Humans in general want to feel good about themselves and their action. Many people experience that pinnacle of “good vibrations” by buying, adopt, or rescuing a dog or puppy when they are feeling depressed or lonely. Possibly we sometimes experience an impulsive action; a want to do a good deed; or I need some companionship type of action. Before I move any further in this article, let me express this: please ensure that you do not support “puppy mills. Simply ask, if you are purchasing a dog from a store, where the dog or puppy came from. I’m writing research article on the tragedy of “puppy mills on February 2, 2008, and it is a tragedy. Some of the images are just horrific. So, try to tune back in for that report.
In any case, before bringing home that new friend, be prepared .The first thing you'll need is a travel crate for your dog's trip home. Ensure your crate has some flooring like the type that BioLux carries. Dog Kennel Floors Next, you’ll also need to acquire some high quality food. Ensure it is high quality; this is a preventative method that will alleviate other health related issues. Purchase some bowls for food and water, I suggest wide ones that will not tip over easily. Ask around and find a vet in your area. The breeder or shelter you got the animal from may have a list of god quality local vets. Ensure to ask the breeder or shelter for the shot records and when the next shots are due and/or a vet visit should be scheduled. When you get home make an appointment with your veterinarian for your puppy's visit and mark it on the calendar. Some of the miscellaneous items you'll need to get in advance of your new friend’s arrival are: a collar, a leash, ball or some toy and bed. Finally, sit back and enjoy. You made a difference in his or her life, but more than that, you have enhanced your life as well.

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Head’em Up and Move’em out!!


Pet owners face special problems when they travel. The ideal arrangement is for the pet.l to stay at home and have someone take care of your pet. Other options include; a boarding kennel or a professional pet sitter. This take stress to of the occasion for you and your pet. However, if you are like most of us, we don’t want to leave our pet’s wellbeing in some other individual’s hands, but traveling with pets can sometimes embed the feel of being in a pinball machine. With that said, let’s talk about some traveling tips for the pets in our lives. Those are just a few tips, but again take your time; drive safely, take stops to stretch everyone’s legs. Less stress means a more enjoyable vacation or trip for you and your pets.

Thanks for reading and have a great trip to serenity land!!.

Identify, Prevent, and Cure Those Smelly, Itchy Dog Ears

This is a brief article, but it is contains very valuable information that is very easily over looked. Canine ear issues come in many different forms, but if you know what to look for, it can save you and your pet a good deal of pain.
Just as we humans take all these vitamins, eat healthy, and exercise to stay healthy; prevention is the rule not the exception for your dog’s ears. I think it is a rule of thumb, but let’s say you not sure.
There are many types of problems, and even if some problems are not prevalent; once acquired by your pet, they may put your four legged friend to pain, dizziness, stress, and possible hearing impairment. So, try keeping a regular schedule of checking and cleaning their ears with a good ear wash such as BioLux's Pet Ear Wash which can be used for both cats and dogs. Removes ear wax build-up and reduces ear odors.
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If your dog is displaying excessive scratching the ears, scrubs his/her head on the floor accessibly or shakes the head too frequently. Go to the veterinarian. Always take the prevent method when it comes to your animal by check with your veterinarian.
.Thanks for reading and think about that one ounce!!
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Itchy Does Not Mean Scratchy, Simpson’s Humor!


Last week I wrote about cold weather with the dogs’ coat and body heat as the focus. With the massive response with that topic, I decided to address the main question at hand: My dog is scratching like crazy; I know he/she is itching. What do I do? First and foremost, always talk to your vet before starting any type of treatment. Cold weather does cause drier skin, but so can allergies, fleas, or other parasites. I am speaking directly to the itching that is a result of dry skin because of cold weather. There are several options lets talk about the extreme and then take a step back.
If the dog is scratching and gnawing at their coat and skin, they can dig deep enough to cause cuts or abrasions and these opening in the skin may get infected and take on a whole new set of issues with the dog’s health and wellbeing. If you are at this point do not waste time; go to the vet and get some antibiotics for the animal. While you are there, the vet may inform you of some medication that you can obtain from him/her, such as cortisone or antihistamines that may alleviate the itching. This type of treatment may be effective. However, it may have side effect as well. The side effects may include, but not limited to: weight gain, drowsiness, lack of attention, or hyperactivity.
With the worst case scenario out of the way, lets talk about preventive home treatments such as diet and supplements. Without proper nourishment this dog’s entire body, not just its skin, will be continuously in a state of unbalance. A high quality dog food will generally contain the necessary protein, vitamins and amino acids a dog needs. With a balanced diet a dog’s skin will generally produce enough oil to prevent dry skin, but supplements such as Omega Fatty Acids and possibly some spare steak trimmings, "fat", will have positive benefits. Now, let’s continue down the road of prevention by addressing grooming habits. A daily brushing will assist in this area and provide you and your pet with quality time and well worth the effort. Next, using an oatmeal shampoo, like BioLux's Oatmeal (Sensitive) Shampoo might help to control itching. A second type of shampoo, BioLux's medicated dog shampoo formulated with colloidal sulfur that remains on the coat and skin to speed healing and relieve itchy, dry or flaky skin and hot spots Finally, BioLux Therapeutic Tar/Aloe Shampoo has been formulated using a blend of 2% Coat Tar and mild surfactant's. Cools and soothes itchy inflamed areas. After the shampoo, try following up with a cream rinse or moisturizer. This may help restore some moisture to the skin and reduces itching and you can find multiple types at the following link. pet grooming supplies
These are the methods they use to aid in the prevention of dry skin and the itchiness that causes a dog to scratch and chew at their skin. It may take a couple of weeks to obtain the right combination to alleviate the issue, but if you love animals as I do, it is well worth the effort to see them content and healthy.
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The Yucca Plant Just Isn't Yucky!

The yucca plant has great benefits for pets when used in pet grooming shampoo pet grooming shampoo and dog crème rinse. Yucca is a member of the lily family. It is also called soap root, with the reference to soap coming from a long historical use of the plant’s roots as a foaming cleanser. Yucca grows abundantly in the southwestern U.S. and Mexico. For a thousand years the American Indians have used yucca for a natural treatments and remedies. Since the plant was readily available, the American Indians incorporated the yucca plant, leaves, and roots, in salves or poultices for healing sores, wounds, skin diseases, abrasions, and sunburn. When the American Indians combined yucca with other natural ingredients it was used to treat sores, scabs, skin rashes, and poison ivy, as well as cure rheumatism and arthritis. The yucca plant contains saponins, which are natural detergents found in certain desert plants. These saphonins have a steroid nucleus, which accounts for its lathering ability. The antifungal and antibacterial properties of saponins are vital with regard to their emollient effects. These saponins also support structural health due to their influence on joint health and function. The American Indians believed that shampoo made from Yucca stimulated hair growth, helped cure dandruff, prevented baldness, and imparted a beautiful sheen to the hair.
As for benefits to pets, yucca is not irritating like soaps or detergents and the anti-inflammatory cleansing agent that soothes and deodorizes. So, just wash and rinse your pet as always with the yucca shampoo and both of you will be pleased with the way this natural cleanser leaves your pet’s hair silky, shiny, healthy, and clean. The yucca pet shampoo leaves the skin softened, coats sparkling bright, and relieves itching from flea infested areas. The pet smells clean and leaves the pet groomer's hands nice and soft. Ensure you get natural yucca shampoo like the one available at BioLux International, pet grooming supplies.

Thanks for reading and happy washing! Have a great day from Mr. Woof Woof at BioLux Pet Grooming Supplies.


Triple D Dogs


Have you ever come back from a dinner, movie, or some other activity and found that your dog has been mischievous? Maybe you walked in and a pillow was torn up; a table leg had been chewed upon; or your perfectly house trained canine had left you a present or two. Did you draw a conclusion as to why it happened or simply chalk it up to a dog being a dog? Well, with that in mind let me toss a term I use sometimes for this behavior, "D-Day Dogs", dog, disconnection disorder. No, I’m not applying for a copy write on that term. So, use it at your own digression. Dogs are a very socio-grouping animal. If they do not exhibit confidence; appear to be unsure in certain situations; fall short of understanding of what is anticipated; or simply appear to be nervous in unfamiliar situations, it would be normal for them to be frustrated or nervous when you leave them alone for an extended period. These signs could stem from abuse, if you have adopted an older dog, isolation from others, or lack of proper training in the puppy stage. Think about your own behavior when you are waiting on a date or someone left without informing you of the details; you were nervous or anxious and your dog is demonstrates similar behaviors. So, now that we have identified possible causes of the issue, we can take steps to address it.
  • Confirm the dog’s position in your home life structure, their social position. Display dominance when you are leaving, remember a dog has a natural tendency to a structured social order.
  • Run or walk you dog prior to leaving. This is a good starting point because your four legged friend will be ready to relax when you get back home and leave.
  • Restrict your dog. (Kennel, porch, crate, etc..) This is not a punishment. Gradually familiarize your dog to a confined space. It will keep the animal from bad habits and will alleviate some of the stress. Make sure your crate has flooring, like the flooring BioLux international carries. Pet Grooming Supplies After the steps above, present the dog with a chew toy or raw hide when leaving and attempt to find the remains when you get home. This will eventually work as a trigger and they will become acclimated to your departure and return. Finally, try short period. Start the behavior modification by leaving for 1 minute, then 5, then 10, etc. As a socially structured animal, the dog wants security. Living in a pack and having a defined role provides the dog with security and when you leave, alpha dominant the dog loses some of that security and becomes anxious, developing bad habits. Your friend is not punishing you, nor is he/her a bad dog. It is a very natural response to insecurity. So, try these behavior modifications and if you have any suggestions that might help others,
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    What is in a Name? A Dog by Any Other Name, Will Still Smell the Same!


    Welcoming your new best friend is a meaningful juncture in a road that deserves a celebration. Walking in that door with your for legged friend is truly an exciting feeling and in the initial thrilling moments of getting acquainted; it hits you like a ton of bricks. You have not picked a name for him/her! People generally stop at this point with a slightly glazed over look, to think about picking a dog name. This process is important, in part because you are going to use this name time and time again for the first few months followed by, “No!” or “Stop” So, yes there is everything in a name and we appreciate the odor, ha ha..
    Dogs are very astute to human emotions and reactions and understand when they are being scoffed at, made fun of, teased, or laughed at. So, while you may find their weight or, oddly shaped tail, waking habits, or one floppy ear appealing, other individuals might not be as humane as you might. Since, dogs are so in tune with us, it is astonishing how quickly these little friends develop a sense of our emotional defense of their feelings. This protection mode you may fall into from time to time is natural and displays your growing feelings for you pet. So, consider this a warning, prior to choosing a name. I would suggest avoid taking a name that might be reflective of their less than perfect body type.
    So with that said, lets approach some tips; Mr. Woof Woof Tips. Okay, lets get the link out of the way: Don’t name your dog something like, dog kennel floors or pet grooming supplies and move on to helpful stuff! Now, let’s be realistic, long names are not the most optimal options when selecting a name. I mean for a race horse that wanted notoriety that would be fine, but uttering “ Sit, “Tibius Notificata Delium” (Latin), is okay, but it brings home the point, a long name an how they are not realistic in everyday use. How many of your loved ones or friend do you use their full name when addressing?. Try shorter name, like something that is one syllable or you may find yourself shorting it on demand. Here our some useful tips in choosing a name for your dog or cat. First, pick a name that the pet can easily recognize; animals respond better to one or two syllable names. Choose a name that are simple and joyful to speak. Try not to rhyme order/commands and names, such as “Moe” and “No!” The inflection you may have, such as my southern dialect could confuse him/her. Understand that you do not have to name him/her that day when the “brick letters” may fall on you. It may not be as important as naming a child, but this animal is a part of your life and will provide a great deal of joy, disappointment; comfort and worry; companionship and desolate abandonment, however don’t all things in our lives have pro ancon? Endure a few days to study your pet’s tendencies this may provide an epiphany to the right name.
    Naming pets has far more leeway than naming humans, inductive of our own short comings in adolescence, where the ideal name needs acceptance by peer groups, social approval, subjective tolerance, and sir name that may influence an individual’s future. Enjoy walking in the door, getting to know each other and surround you two with love and acceptance. The name will come and what is in a name?

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