Paws & Read Magazine


Paws & Read Magazine is enlightening, enjoyable, and exciting, a must for every pet lover. Paws & Read features an insightful series of articles including guidelines on pet care, wellbeing, and rescue stories, pets with jobs, new merchandise reviews, and breed/species profiles. Each issue helps you and your pet get the utmost out of life.
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Does your dog chase his tail?

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Does your dog chase his tail? Have you ever experience the endless whirling around the kitchen in pursuit of the elusive tail? Can be cute and funny, or for some of us, an irritating and disturbing activity, especially in older pets. So why do dogs do this? As descendants from predators in the wild, learning to ...




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Bringing pet dogs to work will reduce stress and boost morale

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Bringing pet dogs to work will reduce stress and boost morale US researchers found those with access to dogs were less stressed as the day went on than those who had none. The researchers suggested access to dogs boosted morale and reduced stress levels, whether people had access to their own pets or other people’s. ...




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Beat the Mosquitoes and Protect Your Dog’s Heart!

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Beat the Mosquitoes and Protect Your Dog’s Heart! Dr. Lauren Barrow, Parkside Animal Health Center Now that the cold winter weather is behind us (hopefully), it’s time to talk about preventing dangerous mosquito-born diseases such as heartworm. To make it simple, heartworm is exactly as it sounds– worms in the heart. It is a disease that spreads when ...




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Did you know that slippery elm can be useful for both dogs and cats?

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Did you know that slippery elm can be useful for both dogs and cats? Otherwise known as the soothing herb it will sooth the digestive track and absorb irritants.  Both cats and dogs who have Irritable Bowel Syndrome will benefit from using this herb. This herb is also a great hair ball remedy for cats. It allows ...




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How often should I bath my dog?

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  How often should I bath my dog? Generally, the fewer baths the better. Bathing strips the skin of natural oils and can cause dry, itchy skin which may lead to scratching and subsequent infection. Infrequent baths may keep the dog happier but at the end of the day, no dog owner wants a dirty, ...




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Tailgating Chicken Style at Denver Urban Homesteading

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Tailgating chicken Style at Denver Urban Homesteading   We all want to eat better and look after the planet right? And, most people that read Paws & Read magazine are animal lovers and would abhor factory farming of any kind. So today we hit the Denver Urban Homesteading (DUH) with Leslie Farrell of Muttley’s Maid ...




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Need cardio? Get a dog

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Need Cardio? Get a dog “If need cardio and you have a dog you don’t need a gym and you don’t need expensive equipment. A comfortable pair of shoes and a walking leash is all you need. Dogs keep you active because they have to have their walks. Medium to large dogs need at least ...




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Do Dogs need Massage?

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Do Dogs need Massage? By Dina Tibbs.   Canines benefit from massage in much the same way that humans do. Massage can help to prevent arthritis in young active dogs, or help relieve pain from arthritis and hip dysplasia in older dogs. Massage increases circulation, relieves sore muscles, boosts the immune system and creates an ...




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How often do you brush your cat’s teeth?

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How often do you  Brush your Cat’s teeth? Are you serious? You want me to brush my cat’s teeth? 70 % of cats over the age of three have some form of oral disease. Cats, just like dogs, are prone to periodontal disease and gingivitis, which can cause halitosis (bad breath), loose teeth and pain. Furthermore, ...




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IS MY CAT TOO FAT?

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Is my cat too fat? Lauren Barrow, DVM   Is it tough for you to admit your pet is obese? Obesity is an epidemic in the United States, for people, dogs and yes, cats. It is estimated that nearly 55% of cats are considered overweight or obese. This can predispose them to many serious diseases ...




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