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birth and kittens purr while nursing and
of Sussex in England believes that a cats’
kneading. Queens, or mother cats, often
purring is manipulative towards people.
Warren Johnson of the National Cancer
purr in response to their kittens’ nursing.
She tested various purring
forms and
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Institute discovered that
the modern-day
frequencies and found that cats can vary
domestic cat has DNA roots in a Middle
“It is typically a sign of contentment
the pitch of their purr, depending on
Eastern wildcat from 11 million years ago.
and relaxation,” said Herron. She said
their sense of urgency when soliciting
Johnson claims that all cats – big, small,
that some experts propose that cats will
something from a human.
wild and domestic – are descendants of
purr to appease another cat perceived as
the same Fertile Crescent ancestors and
dominant or as a means to ward off an
Other research and clinical experience
that the domestic6”
cat is the most closely
attack. “This may be why as veterinarians,
show that sounds with the same frequency
related to the wildcats of Africa, Europe
we sometimes hear cats purr when they
as purring can help repair bones and reand China.
are clearly stressed in the exam room.
duce inflammation, so cats may purr to
Johnson’s research connects all types
They are trying to say, ‘I’m not a threat,
help themselves heal. Purring is associated
of cats, but other studies classify cats
please don’t hurt me!’”
with the release of pain-killing endorphins
by size and their ability to roar or purr.
Herron said that in most cases purring is
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cannot purr. Others believe these felines
to solicit attention, food or other forms
has shown that cats will maintain purring
do purr, but only when exhaling and not
of pleasure or entertainment from their
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continuously, like a house cat.
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have a clue what the toxic principle is but
both grapes and raisins have been shown
to cause kidney failure.”
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they survive, they can develop liver failure
later on.”
Another highly dangerous substance
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can cause profound kidney failure that is8”
untreatable,” said Zarle. “Dogs tend to
lick it because it is sweet.” Garage anti-
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realized that until we had a case where
a dog was brought in with antifreeze
poisoning who had chewed on a Sterno
container,” Grossman said.
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Home Alone: Training, New Products Can Ease Dog’s Separation Anxiety
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Separation anxiety is one of the most
common problems dog owners encounter,
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they may urinate or defecate in the home.
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However, this is not true in domestication. Therefore, you must teach your dog
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rather than just expecting him to quietly
endure it,” Arnoff said.
He advised owners to start small by
putting up a gate and sitting on the other
side or putting your new puppy in a crate
and sitting nearby. Reward the dog once
he settles down. Gradually increase your
distance, rewarding the dog when he relaxes, until you are outside. Next, work
on increasing your time out of the home,
beginning with 30 seconds and gradually
stretching the away time.
Pheromone products can be useful in
calming a dog left alone, said Kristin
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of Greater Akron. Created to mimic their
mother’s pheromones, Branagan said
she has seen “remarkable results” with
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Branagan said to watch for cues you,
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minutes upon arriving home. “When you
come home and greet the dog and get
excited, you are affirming the idea that
he should be excited and happy when you
are home,” she said.
If you suspect boredom is to blame,
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Veterinary care is one of the top two
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Dogs need a few more recommended
preventative measures and generally cost
more than cats, although when it comes
to illnesses, the expenses are similar.
Zarle said that pet insurance has become
more popular because some policies now
cover wellness checkups in addition to
major medical expenses. She recommends
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a year. “They need a physical once a year
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Despite the expense, six in 10 Americans own pets, and
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that people believe pets are good for them.
A WebMD feature by Jeanie Lerche Davis
states that pet ownership can lower blood
pressure, lessen anxiety and boost immunity. Animals can ease people out of social
isolation or shyness.
Alzheimer’s patients with an animal in
the home have fewer anxious outbursts,
and their caregivers often feel less burdened when there is a pet present, particularly a less care-dependent pet, like a cat.
Walking a dog exercises the human, too,
and playing with a dog may elevate serotonin and dopamine, nerve transmitters
with pleasurable and calming properties.
Since the 1980s, studies have shown
keeping an aquarium helps people relax
and improves mental and physical health.
Reports show that watching fish swim can
help calm hyperactive children and that
patients waiting for dental appointments
in areas with an aquarium required less
pain medication than those who waited
in rooms without aquariums.
Most pet owners do not need Gallup
to tell them why they own their pets.
“Sparkie brings a lot of joy to our lives,”
said pet-owner Michelle Gauthier. “When
you come home in a bad mood, she comes
running up to you like she hasn’t seen
you for ages. She is so excited, and it just
makes you happy. She is worth the cost.”
Sparkie is a Jack Russell terrier (a small
dog), and Gauthier pays about $4.50 a
week to feed her and give her treats.
Two-year-old schnauzer Jackie Ruth is a
small dog, too. Her human, Jim McKay,
said that he pays $25 a month for food
and about $40 every six weeks for her
“beauty parlor” visits. “Yes, pet care is
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member of the family. She brightens our
days. She is well worth the cost as she gives
back lots of love.”
Craig Tallman said that his cats, Stanley,
Gyzmo and guest cat, Lola, are part of
the family and must consider themselves
the homeowners based on the way they
carry on around the house. He added that
their food is expensive because of Gyzmo’s
allergies, but as far as costs go, Tallman
considers himself lucky because the cats
are healthy.
Animal care experts offer a few tips to
cut pet care expenses. The most recommended are: get annual wellness checkups
to head off more costly treatments, invest
in the proper food for the pet’s specific
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Signs That Your Animal May Need Care:
- Limited Performance - Reluctance to move
- Undefined Lameness or slow gait
- Diagnosed Arthritis
Office: 330.342.0755
Mobile: 330.518.2999
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Dr. Rebecca J. Ault
Certified Animal Chiropractor
www.OhioAnimalChiro.com
[email protected]
Pet Supplement
Business Directory
• The Chalet, 1556 Prospect Street,
Hudson. 330-656-2823, 330-650-1198.
• Bartels Pet Hospital, 7051 Mill
R d. B re c k s v i l l e. 4 4 0 - 5 2 6 - 4 8 1 8 .
bartelspethospital.com
• Bath Veterinary Clinic, 1735 N.
Cleveland-Massillon Road, Bath.
330-666-0018. bathvetclinic.com
• Central Bark Doggy Day Care,
3001 Towpath Road, Broadview Hts.
440-526-2276. centralbarkusa.com
• Cuyahoga Valley Vet Clinic, 3850
Brecksville Road, Richfield. 330-659-0712
• Hudson Wine Festival, First & Main,
Hudson. hudsonwinefestival.com
• In a Pickle Parrot, 7916 Broadview
Road, Broadview Hts. 440-627-6477.
Inapickleparrots.com
• Ohio Animal Chiropractic, 130 W.
Streetsboro Road, Hudson. 330-3420755. [email protected]
• Primary Pet Care, 3661 Fishcreek Road, Stow. 330-968-6570.
primarypetcare.net
• Quick Clean Mobile Grooming.
330-858-8650. quickcleanmobile.com
• North Royalton Animal Hospital
and Boarding Facility. 440-237-7691.
• Twinsburg Veterinary Hospital &
Pet Lodge, 8803 Ravenna Road, Twinsburg. 330-425-4226. twinsburgvet.com
• Veterinary Center of Hudson, 234380-8624. vetcenterofhudson.com
Pets Supplement Section, 2012