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RECENTLY FEATURED ARTICLESZeolite and PetsWhat are Zeolites? Zeolites are naturally occurring crystalline minerals commonly found in rock deposits. They are formed by the crystallization of volcanic rock and ash when they come in contact with fresh or salt ground water over millions of years. Zeolites are capable of selectively attracting and binding toxic particles, whether they are heavy metals, radioactive particles, viruses, or other carcinogens that may be contributing factors to chronic illness, and safely removing them before they negatively affect overall health. Not only do zeolites eliminate toxic buildup, they can also help control blood sugar levels, balance the body’s PH, improve digestion and nutrient absorption, support healthy immune function and help those who suffer from chronic allergies and improve the body’s resistance to diseases like cancer.A New Leash on Life! Choosing the Best Leash for Your DogIf you want to be overwhelmed, just take a peek at the leash selections in your average pet supply store. You’ve got thick ones, thin ones, long ones, short ones and all different types of materials. How is a pet owner supposed to pick the right one? Given that all communities have leash laws, this is a necessary purchase and Animal Friends would like to share a few tips to help make your leash-buying decision a bit easier. Animal Friends recommends a 6-foot leather or nylon leash for use at shelter events and with our resident canines. Based upon our experience, we also recommend that this type and length leash be used in the home. The width of the leash will be dependent upon the size of your dog, but 1/4 inch to 1 inch should be suitable for most. Leather is very easy on your hands and is very durable. Nylon is also durable and while not as easy on your hands as leather, it does lend itself to cleaning in the washing machine. Six feet is a good length because your dog can do a bit of exploring, but not move so far away that you’re no longer in control of his actions. It is also easier to untangle in the event that your pup decides to dance and twirl with another pup!Bunny Grooming BasicsJust like dogs and cats, regular brushing helps keep rabbits’ fur in healthy condition. Brushing can also be a very enjoyable activity for you and your rabbit. When you settle down to brush your bunny, be patient and give her praise and a special treat. Begin by just petting her. Then, let her get used to the brush a little at a time.
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