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Pet Food Recall
Author: Dr.Peay on Tuesday, March 20, 2007 - 10:36 AM
Many brands of can pet food manufactured by menu foods were recalled recently. The recall covers the company's "cuts and gravy" style food, which consists of chunks of meat in gravy, sold in cans and small foil pouches between December 3 and March 6 throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Go to this website for more details of the recall.
http://www.menufoods.com/recall/

A list of brands of pet foods recalled and links for more details on the involved foods can be found at the above site.
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Healthy Reasons to Have a Pet
Author: Dr.Peay on Tuesday, April 04, 2006 - 12:57 PM
Some facts collected by the delta society about the healthy benefits of owning a pet.
  • Seniors who own dogs go to the doctor less than those who do not. In a study of 100 Medicare patients, even the most highly stressed dog owners in the study has 21 percent fewer physician's contacts than non-dog owners.
  • Pet owners have lower blood pressure,lower triglyceride and cholesterol levels than non-owners.
  • Companionship of pets (particularly dogs) helps children in families adjust better to the serious illness and death of a parent.
  • Pet owners have better psychological well-being.
  • Children exposed to pets during the first year of life have a lower frequency of allergic rhintis and asthma.
  • Seniors who own pets coped better with stress life events without entering the healthcare system.
  • Contact with pets develops nurturing behavior in children who may grow to be more nurturing adults.
  • Medication costs dropped from an average of $3.80 per patient per day to just $1.18 per patient per day in new nursing home facilities in New York, Missouri and Texas having animals and plants as an integral part of the environment.
  • Pet owners have higher one-year survival rates following coronary heart disease.
  • Having a pet may decrease heart attack mortality by 3%. This translates into 30,000 lives saved annually.
  • Pet owners have better physical health due to exercise with their pets.
  • Dogs are preventative and therapeutic measures against everyday stress.
  • Children's cognitive development can be enhanced by owning a pet.
  • Children owning pets are more involved in activities such as sports, hobbies, clubs, or chores.
  • Pet owners feel less afraid of being a victim of crime when walking with a dog or sharing a residence with a dog.
  • Positive self-esteem of children is enhanced by owning a pet.
  • 70% of families surveyed reported an increase in family happiness and fun after getting a pet.


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Customer Alert from Diamond pet Foods
Author: Dr.Peay on Thursday, December 22, 2005 - 10:19 AM
Diamond Pet Food has discovered aflatoxin in a product manufactured at the company’s Gaston, S.C. facility.
For more details on this issue look at the following web site.
http://www.diamondpet.com/

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Pet burial options
Author: Dr.Peay on Wednesday, June 29, 2005 - 11:40 AM
Most Veterinarian hospitals offer pet burial services to there clients when a pet dies but some owners need or wish for more. In our area , the MSU Vet School in Starkville and Pet Rest Guardians in Oxford offer additional options. The following is taken from a local newspaper and of course prices and services may change over time so its best to call and check.Pet News
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Neutering Pets Produces Positive Behavior and Health Benefits
Author: Dr.Peay on Tuesday, February 15, 2005 - 10:09 AM

Dogs and cats mature quickly and some may be able to reproduce when
they are as young as six months of age. There are many health and behavior
benefits in having your pet neutered or spayed.


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Other News
· Pet Food Recall (Mar 20, 2007)
· Behind on updates (Apr 04, 2006)
· Healthy Reasons to Have a Pet (Apr 04, 2006)
· Customer Alert from Diamond pet Foods (Dec 22, 2005)
· Special Christmas Hours (Dec 22, 2005)
· Conference on Agroterriorism (Aug 04, 2005)
· Pet burial options (Jun 29, 2005)
· Pet burial options (Jun 29, 2005)
· Neutering Pets Produces Positive Behavior and Health Benefits (Feb 15, 2005)
· Top 20 breeds of dogs in 2003 (Oct 12, 2004)
Past Articles
Saturday, October 02
·Healthy Reasons to Have a Pet
Monday, August 23
·Southern Veterinary Conference
Thursday, April 01
·Neutering Pets Produces Positive Behavior and Health Benefits
Thursday, March 04
·Rat Poison
Friday, September 26
·Top 20 breeds of dogs in 2002
Thursday, September 04
·Cat Scratch Fever and Fleas
Tuesday, May 06
·Top 10 Pet Injuries
Saturday, February 22
·K9 Advantix - New Flea/Tick Product for Dogs and puppies
·Peay Animal Hospital mentioned in Dog World Article
Tuesday, October 01
·Antifreeze Poisoning
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