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It’s Pet Clean Up Month! Spring Cleaning For Your Pet. The best part? When you are finished, and your dog smells ooooooh so nice! See the video tips at the end of this article.

We’ve got all the right tools for grooming your pet during this upcoming season of shedding and playing outside. With the temperatures rising it is time to think about keeping your pet looking and feeling good. We have recently added three new lines of natural grooming products that are safe for use on your pet.
Coat
Brush your pet thoroughly every couple of days at least.

Nails
Trim your pet’s nails regularly. If you do not want to do it yourself, find a groomer.

Ears** Very important - Try this ear formula care
Ear care is a very important part of grooming your pet. Ear infections can not only be painful, but lead to permanent hearing loss. The signs of a problem with your dogs ears include redness, constant scratching, head shaking and odor.

Teeth
Your dog can get cavities and develop periodontal disease just like people, so their teeth should be cleaned with a pet toothpaste (do NOT use people paste!) at least twice per week.

And when you are finished grooming … use this! I love it!

Soothing Mist - An Herbal Blend to enhance the health of our pet’s skin. We all know that sometimes our pet’s skin can look just awful! And when they bite and scratch themselves, they make us feel hopeless. That’s where Soothing Mist comes in. Soothing Mist enhances the natural life cycle of healthy skin.

Or use some of the best “spa” products. Get Ready For Dog Spring Cleaning

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Alert - More Pet Food Recalls

Natural Balance Pet Foods, Inc. Issues A Voluntary Nationwide Recall on Specific Venison Dog and Cat Food

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Pacoima, CA — April 17, 2007 — Natural Balance, Pacoima, CA, is issuing a voluntary nationwide recall for all of its Venison dog products and the dry Venison cat food only, regardless of date codes.

The recalled products include Venison and Brown Rice canned and bagged dog foods, Venison and Brown Rice dog treats, and Venison and Green Pea dry cat food. Recent laboratory results show that the products contain melamine. We believe the source of the melamine is a rice protein concentrate.

Natural Balance has confirmed this morning that some production batches of these products may contain melamine.The recall was prompted by consumer complaints received by Natural Balance involving a small number of cats and dogs that developed kidney failure after eating the affected product.

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