Comments for pawscoop http://blog.pawscoop.com Connecting Pet People - Pet Parents - Pet Services - Pet Friendy - Pet Rescue Sun, 19 Jun 2011 14:15:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Hartz Naturals Issues Dog Food Recall by Karinthia http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/09/06/hartz-naturals-issues-dog-food-recall/#comment-2050 Karinthia Sun, 19 Jun 2011 14:15:31 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=596#comment-2050 Thank God! Someone with brains speaks! Thank God! Someone with brains speaks!

]]> Comment on Canine Cognition: How Dogs Think About People by Tweets that mention Canine Cognition: How Dogs Think About People | pawscoop -- Topsy.com http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/11/18/canine-cognition-how-dogs-think-about-people/#comment-431 Tweets that mention Canine Cognition: How Dogs Think About People | pawscoop -- Topsy.com Thu, 18 Nov 2010 18:45:05 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=614#comment-431 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Chris Spanos and Ross Weinstein, pawscoop.com. pawscoop.com said: Canine Cognition: How Dogs Think About People http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=614 [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Chris Spanos and Ross Weinstein, pawscoop.com. pawscoop.com said: Canine Cognition: How Dogs Think About People http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=614 [...]

]]> Comment on Pet Rescue Coalition Celebrates Dog Rescue by Glenn Massie http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/09/02/pet-rescue-coalition-celebrates-dog-rescue/#comment-46 Glenn Massie Fri, 03 Sep 2010 07:21:54 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=583#comment-46 If you are set on buying a puppy please download and read, “How To Buy A Puppy” before you consider parting with your money. Buying a puppy without problems is harder than most people think. Finding a responsible and knowledgeable breeder is very difficult. If you are set on buying a puppy please download and read, “How To Buy A Puppy” before you consider parting with your money.

Buying a puppy without problems is harder than most people think. Finding a responsible and knowledgeable breeder is very difficult.

]]> Comment on Pet Rescue Coalition Celebrates Dog Rescue by Tweets that mention Pet Rescue Coalition Celebrates Dog Rescue | Pawscoop Blog -- Topsy.com http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/09/02/pet-rescue-coalition-celebrates-dog-rescue/#comment-43 Tweets that mention Pet Rescue Coalition Celebrates Dog Rescue | Pawscoop Blog -- Topsy.com Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:23:40 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=583#comment-43 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by chris spanos, pawscoop.com, Stacy Braverman, Ross Weinstein, pawscoop.com and others. pawscoop.com said: Pet Rescue Coalition Celebrates Dog Rescue http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=583 [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by chris spanos, pawscoop.com, Stacy Braverman, Ross Weinstein, pawscoop.com and others. pawscoop.com said: Pet Rescue Coalition Celebrates Dog Rescue http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=583 [...]

]]> Comment on 5 Things to Consider When Choosing Dog Food by Bev http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/08/22/changing-dog-food-eukanuba-vs-wellness/#comment-23 Bev Mon, 23 Aug 2010 21:25:05 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=504#comment-23 I’m an employee at Iams/Eukanuba, and a pet parent too. There's a lot of inaccurate and misleading information out there about our feeding studies. Every employee here at Iams has a deep commitment to the health and welfare of dogs and cats--we love them like you do--and this commitment is fundamental in how we work as a company. I would not work at Iams if the information you've posted about animal cruelty was true. We have an ethical responsibility to assure our products are safe and wholesome by feeding them to dogs and cats. Our feeding studies are mostly conducted in the homes of our employee families--over 600 families participate in our in-home testing program. This is our preferred method for testing our foods. There are a few feeding studies that require in-depth data gathering in a more controlled environment. We do this type of feeding study in our company-owned Pet Health and Nutrition Center. We require that these studies follow our strict animal welfare policy. They are the veterinary equivalent of nutritional or medical studies acceptable on people. The studies are monitored by our own staff of veterinarians, behaviorists and independent experts. Here's an eye witness account of our Pet Health and Nutrition Center: http://blogs.catster.com/the-cats-meow-a-cat-and-kitten-blog/animal-testings-happy-healthy-test-subjects/2009/09/14/. Here's our welfare policy: http://www.iamstruth.com/iamstruth/en_US/jhtmls/article/IT_Article_Page.jhtml?li=en_US&pti=RP&articleID=2 More information: www.IamsTruth.com 877-546-9581 (North America) I'm sorry we're going to lose you as a customer--but you need to feed what you think is best for your dog's situation. Lastly, as animal lovers one of the things we support is Iams Home 4 the Holidays. For the past 11 years we have worked with shelters and rescues to help get orphan pets adopted into forever homes. Our most recent adoption event ended on January 4, 2010 and helped get nearly 1.4 million pets adopted in a 3-month period. Iams Home 4 the Holidays starts again on October 1, 2010, and our goal is 1.5 million pets adopted. More details are at http://www.animalcenter.org/home4theholidays/. I wish you and Queso a long, happy, and healthy life together. Thank you for posting my comment. I’m an employee at Iams/Eukanuba, and a pet parent too. There’s a lot of inaccurate and misleading information out there about our feeding studies. Every employee here at Iams has a deep commitment to the health and welfare of dogs and cats–we love them like you do–and this commitment is fundamental in how we work as a company.

I would not work at Iams if the information you’ve posted about animal cruelty was true.

We have an ethical responsibility to assure our products are safe and wholesome by feeding them to dogs and cats. Our feeding studies are mostly conducted in the homes of our employee families–over 600 families participate in our in-home testing program. This is our preferred method for testing our foods.

There are a few feeding studies that require in-depth data gathering in a more controlled environment. We do this type of feeding study in our company-owned Pet Health and Nutrition Center. We require that these studies follow our strict animal welfare policy. They are the veterinary equivalent of nutritional or medical studies acceptable on people. The studies are monitored by our own staff of veterinarians, behaviorists and independent experts.

Here’s an eye witness account of our Pet Health and Nutrition Center:
http://blogs.catster.com/the-cats-meow-a-cat-and-kitten-blog/animal-testings-happy-healthy-test-subjects/2009/09/14/.

Here’s our welfare policy:
http://www.iamstruth.com/iamstruth/en_US/jhtmls/article/IT_Article_Page.jhtml?li=en_US&pti=RP&articleID=2

More information:
http://www.IamsTruth.com
877-546-9581 (North America)

I’m sorry we’re going to lose you as a customer–but you need to feed what you think is best for your dog’s situation.

Lastly, as animal lovers one of the things we support is Iams Home 4 the Holidays. For the past 11 years we have worked with shelters and rescues to help get orphan pets adopted into forever homes. Our most recent adoption event ended on January 4, 2010 and helped get nearly 1.4 million pets adopted in a 3-month period. Iams Home 4 the Holidays starts again on October 1, 2010, and our goal is 1.5 million pets adopted. More details are at http://www.animalcenter.org/home4theholidays/.

I wish you and Queso a long, happy, and healthy life together. Thank you for posting my comment.

]]> Comment on 5 Tips For Relocating With Your Pet by petrelocation http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/08/09/5-tips-for-relocating-with-your-pet/#comment-21 petrelocation Fri, 20 Aug 2010 15:03:45 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=49#comment-21 Another way to ensure a safe and smooth experience is to hire a pet relocation service, particularly if you're flying your pet. Dealing with paperwork, customs and airline regulations can be time-consuming and confusing, so connecting with a professional service who moves pets everyday can make life easier. Here at PetRelocation.com, clients are assigned to knowledgeable professionals who make themselves available before, during and after a move. These agents have experience handling all kinds of situations, and every aspect of the trip is planned and monitored to ensure pets' safety. No matter how you do it, it's important to start planning early in order to ensure that your move goes well! Another way to ensure a safe and smooth experience is to hire a pet relocation service, particularly if you’re flying your pet. Dealing with paperwork, customs and airline regulations can be time-consuming and confusing, so connecting with a professional service who moves pets everyday can make life easier. Here at PetRelocation.com, clients are assigned to knowledgeable professionals who make themselves available before, during and after a move. These agents have experience handling all kinds of situations, and every aspect of the trip is planned and monitored to ensure pets’ safety.

No matter how you do it, it’s important to start planning early in order to ensure that your move goes well!

]]> Comment on pawscoop Pet Blogger Interview Series: “FUR by J Mikel, The Canine Curator” by mikel http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/08/18/pawscoop-pet-blogger-interview-series-fur-by-j-mikel-the-canine-curator/#comment-20 mikel Fri, 20 Aug 2010 02:57:13 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=162#comment-20 thank you so much! xxx thank you so much! xxx

]]> Comment on pawscoop Pet Blogger Interview Series: “I Love Rescue Animals” by I Love Rescue Animals – Advocacy for Rescued Animals, Animal Welfare, Adoption! » ILRA Interviewed on PawScoop http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/08/19/pawscoop-pet-blogger-interview-series-i-love-rescue-animals/#comment-18 I Love Rescue Animals – Advocacy for Rescued Animals, Animal Welfare, Adoption! » ILRA Interviewed on PawScoop Thu, 19 Aug 2010 21:48:20 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=438#comment-18 [...] the way. Great interview and thank you to Ross for the awesome questions. Check out the interview over here and tell us what you [...] [...] the way. Great interview and thank you to Ross for the awesome questions. Check out the interview over here and tell us what you [...]

]]> Comment on pawscoop Pet Blogger Interview Series: “Boulder Dog” by Boulder Dog » Blog Archive » Unabashedly Begging for Your Vote-One Last Time-Honest http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/08/19/pawscoop-pet-blogger-interview-series-boulder-dog/#comment-17 Boulder Dog » Blog Archive » Unabashedly Begging for Your Vote-One Last Time-Honest Thu, 19 Aug 2010 17:01:29 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=452#comment-17 [...] You and your friends can learn more about Boulder Dog (Sadie and me) at the new fabulous pet blog pawscoop: connecting pet people by Ross Weinstein. Just click on the logo! He’s interviewing all the Pettie nominees. [...] [...] You and your friends can learn more about Boulder Dog (Sadie and me) at the new fabulous pet blog pawscoop: connecting pet people by Ross Weinstein. Just click on the logo! He’s interviewing all the Pettie nominees. [...]

]]> Comment on pawscoop Pet Blogger Interview Series: “I Love Rescue Animals” by Nikki Jeske http://blog.pawscoop.com/2010/08/19/pawscoop-pet-blogger-interview-series-i-love-rescue-animals/#comment-16 Nikki Jeske Thu, 19 Aug 2010 13:32:35 +0000 http://blog.pawscoop.com/?p=438#comment-16 Thank you for the great interview! :D Thank you for the great interview! :D

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