Well, the uses and benefits of spirulina seem much clearer now. Yet, there is public confusion about algae. What's the difference between spirulina, c

The BMC was bred as a homestead dog that would protect its family and home against intruders. This means that a well-bred BMC is territorial. Most BMCs off their "turf" work well with other dogs, hunting or herding stock, but on their family property will chase the same dog away. Their turf can be viewed by the dog as the family's home, land, truck, or sometimes proximity to "their person". See similar questions...

Spirulina is a blue green aquatic algae rich in both nutrients and minerals. Spirulina contains vitamin A, entire B-complex group, C, D, E, 22 amino acids, protein, chlorophyll, co-factors,natural phytochemicals, calcium, iron, phosphorous, potassium, zinc and many trace elements. In addition, several new science studies have shown spirulina’s ability to obstruct viral reproduction, cause regression and inhibition of cancers and stimulate the immune system. See similar questions...

Most of the animals at Outragehisss...Pets do NOT make good pets, but there are a few that do. Before we even get started with defining what makes "a good pet," if you truly are interested in owning an exotic animal, the first question that needs to be answered is "What laws and regulations govern what animals in your state and country?" You need to be very thorough in this investigation and cover state, county, municipal, and local zoning regulations. See similar questions...

Having a microchip ID implanted is one of the safest forms of pet identification! One in three pets will get lost during their lifetime. Without ID, 90% of pets are not returned to their owners. Collars and tags are a great way to identify lost pets, but they can easily come off or be removed. Microchipping is permanent, completely unalterable and does not change or harm the appearance of the animal in any way. The procedure is safe, inexpensive, fast and virtually painless for your pet. See similar questions...

Other Dogs: Yes, Pharaoh Hounds play very well with other breeds of dogs. PH's are quite active and play enthusiastically, so similar size is helpful. However I've seen a number of Pharaohs playing nicely with dogs many times smaller than themselves. Watch carefully whenever new dogs get together for the first time. Help them to establish good basic interaction rules and you should have little trouble. Now having said that, there are times you should be more careful. See similar questions...

IBD and gastrointestinal disorders have been diagnosed in cats and dogs. If you would like more information, there are a couple of articles at the "Official Site of Veterinary Medicine in Canada". See similar questions...

Wild animals do not make good pets. They have never been domesticated like a dog or cat has been. People do keep them sometimes, but it takes a lot of knowledge and respect for the animals to be able to do this. See similar questions...

Answer: Yes, there are numerous books that document the positive effects of full spectrum light on plants and animals (see "Recommended literature"). See similar questions...

Generally, the BT should get along with other dogs. If you are making a Border your second dog, it is best to get the opposite sex to the dog you currently own. This will help avoid possible fighting which occurs more frequently between dogs of the same sex. In the case of cats, if introduced at a young age, they can live together harmoniously, but never trust them with outside cats or neighborhood cats that wander into your yard. See similar questions...

Yes! BMCs as a breed can make wonderful family dogs, but like any dog it is not a good idea to leave a puppy and a child together unsupervised. Both tend to be unaware of their potential to cause damage to the other. A puppy could bite or nip a child intending to play with them just as they would a littermate, but a child unaware that the pup is playing could become frightened. See similar questions...

Find out which local hotels and motels allow pets and where pet boarding facilities are located. Include some outside your local area as well. Be sure your pet has proper identification tags securely fastened to the collar. A current photo of your pet will also assist identification. Evacuate animals whenever possible. Evacuation destinations should be prepared with, or ready to obtain, food, water, veterinary care, and handling equipment. See similar questions...

Yes, they have been used extensively on many animals, including cats, dogs, birds, and even horses. Animals have emotions similar to those of humans and respond equally well to the Deva Flowers. The best method to treat them is by adding seven drops to their water. See similar questions...

Most ferries do allow you to travel with pets. Click here to read our comprehensive guide on this topic. See similar questions...

No... Although squirrels can, and do live in captivity. It is an unnatural environment for them. They need to run and climb. They make poor house pets since their sharp claws, and teeth can do a great deal of damage. They can even harm a human unintentionally. It would be cruel to keep a wild animal caged where it cannot mate or interact with other animals. See similar questions...

Problems should be minimal when a Rottweiler is raised from puppyhood with other pets. Introducing a new pet when there is an adult Rottweiler in the household should be done slowly and with care. Dog to dog aggression is influenced by the early socialization of puppies, their bloodlines and sex; males are less tolerant of other males than they are of females. Bitches may also be intolerant of other dogs. See similar questions...