AKG P170
The AKG 170 small-diaphragm condenser hi hat microphone is a highly affordable hi-hat mic option.
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Carrier for dogs – why you need it and how to choose
If the hostess is used to taking her pet with her everywhere, then it is better (both for the lady and the dog, and for those around him) to carry it in a bag, and not in her hands. The brand Trixie King of Dogs Carrier will favorably emphasize the sophisticated style of the hostess, and the pet will feel comfortable and safe in a soft plush bag with a reliable zipper and mesh ventilation inserts. Choose a high anxiety dog crate.
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Dog Emergency: How To Recognize The Symptoms
For many of us, when our dogs are ill, it is often quite difficult to know whether or not their condition warrants a trip to the emergency room. In an emergency, the first thing you should know is where to take your dog. Many veterinarians offer 24 hour emergency service. Please make sure to ask […]
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Your Cat’s Behavior: Meows, Greeting, Scent, Grooming
A cat has his own welcoming meow which he will use only for his owner. Other people, even companion cats, will hear a different meow as their greeting. The cat will then rub against the owner\’s legs and may accompany this with a chirruping noise of greeting. He may bounce on stiff front legs, back […]
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How To Treat Your Yard for Fleas
Is your family cat an indoor pet, outdoor pet or a combination of the two? For the most part, many family felines can claim being both an indoor and outdoor cat. If your cat spends any time outdoors, there is a good chance that they are bringing fleas into your home. It will not matter […]
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Top Flea Products
Killing fleas requires some knowledge of their life cycle: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Out of those 4 stages, only the adult stage is found on your pet. The other stages are usually hidden in some cool, dark nook or crevice of your house. Not to mention, pupated fleas (fleas in cocoons) are resistant to […]
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Flea infestation
It’s a good idea to check your pet regularly for the possibility of a flea infestation. Evidence of a flea infestation on your pet includes: seeing fleas on your pet, seeing “flea dirt” (black specks) in your pet’s hair coat, or seeing evidence of your pet being itchy. If your pet is itchy, it will […]
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Best Flea Treatment For Dogs
If you own a dog, then you know the number one pest for both you and your dog, is fleas. Not only will they bite your dog, causing intense scratching, or even infection, but they can also bite you. So what is the best dog flea treatments on the market today? Best of anything is […]
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How to Plan and Build a Rock Garden
Rock gardens can be great sources of enjoyment. Not only are designing a rock garden and choosing its rock wardrobe fun, but rock gardens require much less maintenance than most other types, meaning youll have more time to simply enjoy their presence. Some gardeners opt for rock gardens in order to exploit the natural lay […]
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What Is Cat Scratch Disease?
Cat scratch disease is a disease spread by cats, but that affects only humans; it\’s also called cat scratch fever. It is most commonly diagnosed in the colder winter and fall months of the year for reasons scientists don\’t understand; it\’s possible that cats are more likely to be indoors at this time, raising the […]
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How to Get Rid Of Fleas
The first step to getting rid of fleas on your dog or cat is being able to identify there are fleas present. Sometimes you can see the fleas themselves on your pet. Other times, you can only find the “flea dirt” (black specks) on your pet’s coat or on their bedding. Dogs and cats that […]
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5 Toxic Houseplants To Cats
There are many common household plants, both indoor and outdoor, that are poisonous to cats. Several of these plants can cause your beloved cat to become quite ill, including vomiting, diarrhea, and convulsions. In some cases, these plants can cause your pet to have complete respiratory failure, kidney failure, or other fatal illness. For this […]
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Lazy Gardener Tips
Actually my idea of cleaning my home is “sweeping the room with a glance” and honestly when it comes to gardening, I am of the same persuasion! So here my “best lazy gardener tips” that will help you, to have more time to enjoy a sunbath with a cool glass of something in your hand […]
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Flea Sprays, Collars, Bombs and Traps
Flea Sprays Flea sprays can be a very cost effective flea treatment and preventative for small dogs and cats. However, when compared to the commercial spot-ons and oral flea preventatives available, flea sprays can become quite expensive when applied to larger dogs since the entire dog has to be sprayed. There are many flea sprays […]
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Your Dog and Fleas: How to Get Rid of Fleas
All dog owners are familiar with the problems caused by pesky fleas. Fleas are very small wingless insects, brownish red in color, and have sharp mouths by which they obtain blood from their canine hosts. Flea bites usually cause your dog to scratch at affected areas and some dogs are more sensitive than others and […]
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How To Get Your Cat To Take Medicine
Many pet owners dread these words, “Give your cat one of these pills twice a day.” Any pet owner knows the frustration of forcing a pill down the throat of a cat who does not feel well and who is not a willing participant. Before you don your protective armor to medicate your cat, try […]
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What is Laminitis? How Do I Treat It?
Laminitis is an inflammation of the laminae inside the hoof. These laminae attach the coffin bone to the hoof wall, and when they become inflamed or swelled, they become very sore. With most swellings and injuries, the swelling is not restricted in its growth by walls. Inside the hoof there is not room for expansion […]
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Are mosquito repellent pills safer than spray?
The current recommendation is to use a repellent containin8 BEET (Diethyl-meta-toluamide) for the highest level of protection. However, especially with long-term, frequent use, BEET has been shown to cause neurological damage and seizures in children. While BEET has never been proven to cause cancer, it could react with other medications, and concerns have been raised […]
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How To Overcome Arthritis In Your Dog
Arthritis is a health problem that not only humans deal with, but so do their animals. In fact, one-fifth of dogs in the US, over the age of seven, suffer with painful DJD (degenerative joint disease) as veterinarians like to say. It is also one of the top recurring pains in dogs that they treat. […]
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Top 6 Items For Cat Every Owner
Some of the items a cat owners needs are readily apparent: cat food, a litter box, and a cat, for starters! Others only become apparent as necessities after trial and error. As a new cat owner, learn from the experience of others. Read on to discover details about the most common cat items, and learn […]
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