Dogs being trained to sniff out diabetes Dogs are being trained in Britain as potential life-savers to warn diabetic owners when their blood sugar levels fall to dangerously low levels.
DNA tests may yield surprise breeds in mutts. ARVADA, Colo. - When Will Colosimo adopted his dog Allie in 2003, he knew he was getting a mutt. She looked like a basenji, but the Colorado Basenji Rescue group in Denver, from where he retrieved her, said they didn't think she had any of that small, short-haired breed in her.Curiosity got the better of him."We always knew she was beautiful, but we didn't know what all came together to make her," he said.There are several types of DNA tests available for determining a mixed-breed...
The Pet Show with Warren Eckstein - October 24, 2009, Hour 1
Warren Eckstein helps people solve their pet and animal problems, with calls on a setter that wont set, a puppy that growls at his owner even when hes happy, a cat stuck in a storm drain, and much more. Plus, Warren takes a call from a homeless veteran l
The Pet Show with Warren Eckstein - October 17, 2009, Hour 1
Warren lets the cats out of the bag, on this hour of The Pet Show. We go kitty-crazy with questions and answers, tips and tricks, stories and situations that will get you purring like a freight train. Plus, hear Warrens thoughts on Michael Vick, Rush Li
The Pet Show with Warren Eckstein - October 17, 2009, Hour 2
Do you have a spiritual relationship with your dog? Hear peoples stories about their special connections with their pets. Plus calls on a cat the cleans the windowshades with this tongue, allergy drugs that make dogs sleep all day, and what to do when y
Your Pet's Most Embarrassing Habits! by Warren Eckstein Does your Beagle make you blush? Is your Himalayan making you hide? No one loves pets more than I do, but even the best relationship can have those embarrassing moments. I’ve compiled a Hugs & Kisses Top 10 list of various situations that our pets put us in that really make us turn red …
Check out Warren Eckstein's Signs of Senior Pets The American Veterinary (AVMA) estimates more than 40 percent of all pet owners have an animal age seven or older. This totals nearly 44.8 million senior pets exhibiting signs of aging. But many owners are unaware of what signs to look for.
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