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Photography that captures all the playful, the poingant, the sentimental and whimsical parts of pet life and life with pets.
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Selecting a well balanced and healthy diet for your dog can be a difficult albeit challenging task if you let it. The colorful branding and trendy packaging can easily get the best of you and obscure your discernment of a dog food product. The dog's diet is one best secret to keep your pet healthy and vibrant for many years to come. It's therefore important that you purchase a diet that will supply your pet with vital nutrients and enable it to thrive.
Biswajit DeyPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeDOG
You may all know the importance of daily brushing and flossing for regular good health of your teeth and gums, but that's as humans and also thanks to dental health education being so updated today. But, did you stop to consider the fact that since science has revealed oral health benefits us by lowering our risk of cardiac problems, it could well be the same for our canine pals? Keeping this medical fact in mind, pet owners are advised to pay extra attention to cleaning their dog's teeth regularly to keep diseases such as plaque and tartar at bay; even a simple swipe across Fido's gums with a clean damp cloth should do the trick!
Biswajit DeyPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeThe Importance Of A Dog's Diet
Nothings greatly affects your dog's well-being like the diet you he feeds on, so, what makes diet so special? Let's discover more.
Biswajit DeyPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeKitten Picture Hoarder
One of my very good friends happens to be a cat breeder. Her specialty is oriental short hairs, and, in addition to breeding, is a regular at regional and national cat shows. She is fairly well known in the cat show circuit (not a very big but an extremely odd world) and a few of her treasured felines are heavily decorated champions. Her cattery is a business but it is a consistent money loser. Breeding and raising cats the right way is very expensive and even when your kittens can sell for upwards of $1,000 it is virtually impossible to turn a profit. Like almost all breeders (I wish I could say all but of course there are a few bad apples ) she is in it solely for the love of the cats and the breed. I have had the great pleasure of spending a considerable amount of time with some of her charges and they are very special indeed. I have also helped her on occasion with sales and with transfers and transport of kittens and cats between various breeders and buyers. If you are interested to learn more about the exciting world of cat transfers I’ve provided a link here about a particularly interesting case. It is a pretty funny story, truly, read it, now, go, go read it, please.
Everyday JunglistPublished 2 years ago in Petlife- Top Story - October 2021
I Borrowed my Housemates' Pets this Halloween for a Photoshoot
The only thing better than Halloween and pets is pets dressed for Halloween. Not convinced? Well, there's a good reason why Americans spend an estimated $350 million each year on Halloween costumes for their pets.
J. R. LowePublished 3 years ago in Petlife Bad Dog CRAP (Not what you are thinking!)
Is it a disorder? The fact that I have too many hobbies? What can I say? I’m easily motivated. I admit that it’s hard to fit in so many hobbies. So what’s the solution? Well, combine a few of them. How can you combine dog training, woodworking and photography you might ask? And where do scissors fit in? It’s easy if you are just a little bit crazy. And, yes, some might say more than a little.
Carl LawrencePublished 3 years ago in PetlifeElusive Treasure
I was always dreaming about hummingbirds. Fascinating creatures, they captured my mind. I was collecting pictures from magazines, read books and articles, marveled at mind boggling facts. Long before Google, learning about them was not an easy task.
Three and Three
It was a warm breezy day four years ago on Cape May. My grandparents had just left, gifting me and my sisters with a dolphin and whale tour at their departure. I had always been interested in photography and wildlife, my role model growing up was Jane Goodall, so I was very excited for the day.
Alligator Exploration Adventure & Cat Extravaganza
I tend to start my mornings with meadows of freshly blooming phloxes and lemons, celadons and milky pigments. The cerulean of the cloudless, endless blanket of sky. Listening to the birds chirping, woodpeckers knocking, cicadas buzzing. All the components of my daily hunt for wildlife. Usually, the entirety of those trips is spent trying to identify and distinguish different birds (that look almost identical in some cases) and other critters; grey & blue herons, various colored ibises, moccasins, geckos and skinks- the list is just too long. The picture above is one of an ibis that slowly let me walk by as it was drying its wings after a swim. (I was really expecting it to launch at me, being THAT close).
Ana MarynskaPublished 3 years ago in PetlifeHow Not to Photograph a Squirrel
My family has fallen in love with a squirrel in our neighbourhood. Every sighting results in jumping out of chairs to get a closer look. His name is Nubbins, and he has no tail. This is the journal of my attempts to immortalize Nubbins through photography for the world to enjoy.
Christina BlanchettePublished 3 years ago in PetlifeBaby Bedhead Gets Her Ears Pierced
It was a beautiful Spring day with babies everywhere. Tiny ducklings bobbing and floating in a row behind mama on the pond as tiny goslings waddled through long grass behind their mamas.
Linda CarollPublished 3 years ago in PetlifeCapybaras & Son
A simple image. An easy capture. Not everything has to be flashy or difficult to be extraordinary. This image, for example, is utterly beautiful to me—not only because I love wildlife and was honored to be able to get so up close and personal with them—but because I was able to save a shared moment in time between myself and my near-adult son.
Lynn DavisPublished 3 years ago in Petlife