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Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul Outrageous #giveaway

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Chicken Soup for the Soul reaches all kinds of people. They reach children, adults, families and pet lovers. Some of these categories cross over into other categories but they all provide inspiration and love. So let’s love our pets with some Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul. It’s a dog/cat food and treat brand now.

 

chicken soup pet lover "Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul provides premium nutrition for your dogs and cats. They offer a full line of formulas to meet your pet’s unique and changing nutritional needs. So whether your pet is a puppy or kitten, a senior or somewhere in between, the innovative formulas from Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul provide nutrition to help promote your pet’s lifelong health."

Enter To Win:

(1) $30 gift certificate to PetFoodDirect.com,

(1) copy of Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul (book)

(1) sample bag of Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul (food). 

To Enter:

Visit Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul take a look at the pet care tips and tell me what you learned.

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None Bloggers get and extra entry for every e-mail they send out linking to this giveaway cc louise@looksblue.com (be sure to leave a comment for every person you e-mail, for example if you e-mail 10 different people leave 10 different comments)

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The contest will run until September 14 11:59 pm Pacific. The winner will be selected by www.random.org

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  1. I found out that Xylitol (found in my favorite brand of gum!) is toxic to dogs- I will be extra careful about that one!
    Thank you!

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  7. I learned about Stem Cell Treatment for Arthritis. This is interesting for me because i have a dog with degenerative joint disease who developed septic arthritis in that elbow.

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  8. I learned that their products are made in the US. That is good to know that they have to be made US safety standards.

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  9. Do not give your kitten bowls of milk as an alternative to water. This can lead to urinary tract problems as your kitten grows

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  11. feed proper food for right age…ok so its easy to think of for puppies then growing up but you have to remmber they are adults and seniors too and deserve to be cared for properly and its out responsibility to do that

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  26. I learned that Hairballs affect many cats. Longhaired cats are more likely to suffer from chronic hairball disease, but any cat can suffer from this disease. Thanks for the chance into this giveaway!

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  70. I learned that Puppies and kittens are born with deciduous, or baby, teeth. These teeth tend to be very sharp and also somewhat fragile. They begin falling out at about 12 weeks of age, starting with the small front teeth called incisors.

    We are going through this phase now…..

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  78. This was sure interesting.
    There is now a cancer pill for dogs called Palladia.
    Who would ever have thought that would happen?

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  110. Flea bites contain an antigen that can cause an allergic reaction in some dogs making them more miserable than just having the fleas on them. This is the case with my poor puppy. no fleas for her.

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  114. Ticks are especially nasty parasites. There are several species varying by geographical location. Ticks attach by burrowing their mouthparts into the skin, injecting their saliva that contains an anticoagulant, and sucking away!

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  117. I learned that many veterinarians believe that feeding free choice (allowing your kitten or cat to nibble throughout the day) protects the health of the urinary tract because it mimics the more natural feeding pattern of a cat in the wild.

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  125. I learned that puppies need vaccinations because their immune systems do not recognize these viruses or bacteria and they can become ill.

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  128. If there is snow on the ground, it can get stuck to the fur between your dog’s toes. The sensitive skin and pads on the bottom of the feet can be irritated and can even be frostbitten.

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  144. I never knew how many overweight dogs there are! The big shock for me is that grapes and raisins can kill your dog!!! I need to stop thinking of them as children and healthy things for us are not healthy for them…
    Great information and contest, thank you for the chance to win

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  152. I learned there are various types of “cat grass” that can be purchased for indoor growing to offer your cat something appropriate to chew on instead of your household plants.
    dmjitems (at) gmail (dot) com

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  156. Puppies and kittens are born with deciduous, or baby, teeth.

    I always forget that puppies get baby teeth just like humans.

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  199. I learned that, if your pet needs to lose weight, a 2% loss per week is ideal. So, a 10 pound pet should only lose 0.2lbs per week or about 1/2 pound in 2 weeks.

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  200. It wasn’t exactly new to us, but an article did reinforce what we had already experienced, in that if you ask five different veterinarians what vaccinations your dogs need, you will get different answers – and probably all five.

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  201. Overweight pets are more likely to develop diabetes, suffer from heart and breathing problems and endure painful arthritis

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  204. This is interesting: Honk your horn prior to starting your engine to scare any cats that might be sleeping inside. Never thought of that!

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  214. I learned that Xylitol, an artifical sweetener thought to prevent cavities in humans is turning up as a potent toxin for dogs.

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  218. I learned that certain breeds of dogs, such as Miniature Schnauzers and some terrier breeds, seem to be more susceptible to pancreatitis.

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  219. The food is available in 3 recipes for dogs: Puppy, Adult and Senior Dog and 4 recipes for cats: Kitten, Adult, Light and Hairball.

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  223. You can feed your cat two times a day or if you feed dry, you can free feed. Set feeding schedules help you know how much your pet is eating.

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  225. I learned: “If an adult tooth comes in and the baby tooth doesn’t fall out, this is called a retained deciduous tooth. This tooth can cause problems for the health of the adult teeth and needs to be removed.” I didn’t know this!

    nancyecdavis AT bellsouth DOT net

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  231. I learned that:
    Antioxidants are important additions to any puppy food or kitten food. Vitamin E and selenium are recognized as two of the most critically important antioxidants for the health of your pet.

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  233. I learned that Xylitol, an artifical sweetener thought to prevent cavities in humans is turning up as a potent toxin for dogs:(

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  238. I learned that senior cats need special care thanks
    Older cats undergo some common changes such as behavior changes, decreased ability to digest nutrients, brittle nails and a decrease in the quality of the skin and coat. It is recommended that older cats get two checkups each year, at 6 month intervals. The reason for this recommendation is the more rapid aging that occurs in cats than in humans and the amount of changes that can occur over a 12 month period.

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