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I looked up where to buy it so here is a link, I thought those bottles had pictures of spiders on them until I looked closer...must buy some computer spectacles I think http://www.shopbot.com.au/chlorella-powder/price/australia/315513 I don't think I'll buy any (yet) as I have Penny's skin problem under control but for itchy dogs it may be the go.

Here are some: http://compare.ebay.com/like/140569172647?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&_lwgsi=y&cbt=y http://www.ebay.com/itm/whippet-coffee-picture-dog-animal-art-Mug-11-oz-/130302645122?_trksid=p3284.m263&_trkparms=algo%3DSIC%26its%3DI%26itu%3DUCI%252BIA%252BUA%252BFICS%252BUFI%26otn%3D21%26pmod%3D140569172647%26ps%3D54 http://www.amazon.com/Photo-Mugs-Dog-Whippet-Wildlife/dp/B006HXO1AO http://compare.ebay.com/like/320780021044?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&_lwgsi=y&cbt=y http://www.zazzle.com/whippet_dog_mug-168794917474916796 and an expensive hand-made-very-flash Whippet-with-its-head-stuck-out-the-side mug: http://www.bonanza.com/listings/Whippet-Dog-Lover-Ceramic-Mug-Cup-Art-Handmade-Gift-Decor/30967313

Interesting article: http://newhope360.com/study-shows-sun-chlorellas-dermal-anti-inflammatory-effect-dogs Study Shows Sun Chlorella's Dermal Anti-Inflammatory Effect in Dogs Sun Chlorella Corporation, Engredea News & Analysis May 2, 2010 11:00pm Sun Chlorella Corporation, an international manufacturer of premium human and animal-grade chlorella green food products, confirmed today that its sponsored study, "Anti-inflammatory Effect of Chlorella pyrenoidosa on Chronic Dermatitis in Beagles," showed significant observed improvement in dogs suffering from this agitated dermal condition. The four-week, veterinary-supervised study involved subjects suffering from pre-existing dermatitis, symptoms of which include reddening, papules and eczema. After observing and reporting initial dermal legions, half of the subjects were assigned to a control group and the other half received daily oral administration of Chlorella pyrenoidosa powder. Advertisement Observation after four weeks showed little change in the control group's auricle condition. In contrast, the chlorella group exhibited significant statistical reduction in dermatitis agitation, with 60 percent of subjects showing either "marked" or "moderate" improvement. In addition, results from other monitored body sites (including face/head, forearm, abdomen, back and tail) on chlorella subjects showed a combined 85.7 percent rate of "moderate" to "disappeared" legion improvement. "As we continue to explore chlorella's vast effect on the body beyond its detoxifying and digestive health properties, we are pleased to discover our chlorella brand has exhibited a significant effect on improving skin conditions such as dermatitis. We understand this condition can cause great discomfort in dogs and also worry dog owners," said Yoshi Nishimaki, Sun Chlorella USA president and chief executive officer. Chlorella pyrenoidosa is the foundation of several Sun Chlorella products including Sun Chlorella "A" tablets, granules and the company's specifically formulated Pet Sun Chlorella. For more information and to receive a complimentary sample of Pet Sun Chlorella, visit www.sunpetsample.com. About Sun Chlorella USA Sun Chlorella USA is a privately owned developer, manufacturer and distributor of premium chlorella and herbal products. For more than 40 years, Sun Chlorella Corp. has been a leader in the nutritional supplement industry and is one of the most trusted and respected brands due to its focus on research, innovation and delivery of high quality dietary supplements. Sun Chlorella Corp. holds the patent on the DYNO®-Mill pulverization processing technique, setting its chlorella offerings apart from all others on the market in terms of purity and bioavailability. edited to put a 's' on 'dog' in the title but I can't figure out how to do that :-D

I am going to be a WA thread-butterinski here, but maybe one of you WA peeps may have good contacts to the RSPCA in your state as I am a little concerned with Whipitgood's little foster Cavalier...see post # 202 in this thread http://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/235636-rescue-cavalier/page__pid__5821136__st__200#entry5821136 Pretty awful really.

Ya think??? I remembered a teacher from a small school near here has 6 Scotties. HaHaHaHa Rozzie :laugh: ..I'll clarify that...an around-about $4500 solar electricity system for suburbanites...not the stand alone systems at around-about $25000 PS and I still would love to have a Scottie

okey dokey, I'll give that a go, thanks Kja. I had used photobucket before but I must have used the incorrect code as they were the small ones. Ok it worked (I posted some photos of the Praying Mantis in the O/T-->Birds, Fish, Horses and other Pets-->Wildlife In Our Lives And Gardens) I was concerned that by clicking on the photos a person could see other photos in my Photobucket...can this happen?

How do I post a photo on DOL that is bigger than the little ones I have posted before?...the little ones on my posts do go big when they are clicked on but it'd be nice if I could just post some of them a larger size. If I am emailing a photo I just click 'insert--> photo' and a large photo appears in the email...well I want to post a photo like that. Hope that makes sense :)

My friends who live in Mullumbimbi see two at the nearby beach or sometimes at the shops. They (my friends) say it is great to see them doin' stuff at the beach. I think they belong to a lovely woman I talked to at the Ekka...I so wanted to ask her about buying one as I just love them ❤ but hesitant to ask as she had probably been asked "How Much?" a thousand times...I still don't know how much they cost, but as Westies are around $1700 now I would imagine they would be worth considerably more. And yes, I know that this is what one must pay for a good dog but it is still a sh*t-load of money...1/2 a solar electricity system in fact :laugh: sorry...got off the track a little :-)

Didn't Omar's have any Sheridan? it looked as though they did. Their postage was fairly reasonable as well.

Is this the correct product Sheridan? if so Omar's appear to have it and they are wonderful to deal with. It has the Blue Whiting and tapioca http://ovedshorseandpetstore.com.au/Dog-Products/Dog-Food/Royal-Canine/Royal-Canin-Canine-Veterinary-Diet-Sensitivity-Control/3496-Royal-Canin-Veterinary-Diet-Sensitivity-Control-6.5kg.html

Glad she is ok Marion and yes!...oldies rock!

It is still there, here is a screenshot

Just bumping this as the ABC will profile the Animals Australia's Campaign Director, Lyn White. ABC's Australian Story 8pm next Monday http://www.animalsaustralia.org/features/australian-story-lyn-white.php could be interesting

How is Deanna this morning Kitt?

I ordered a Earthborn Holistic Primitive Natural Grain Free Dog Food 450g sample bag for $2.95 and a Taste Of The Wild Pacific Stream Canine with Smoked Salmon...I ordered two by mistake my mind was elsewhere. I hope they like it.

Thanks for that. My lot will eat anything that I put in front of them, they are such unfussy-greedy-pigs. I have emailed Natural Pet Store to ask them if the Earthborn Holistic Primitive Natural Grain Free Dog Food 450g sample bag, the Taste Of The Wild Pacific Stream Canine with Smoked Salmon and the Canidae Grain Free pure SEA with Salmon Meal have been irradiated as I didn't see that info on the product listings. I just received an answer--> No, none of those foods have been irradiated upon entry into Australia. We do not stock any foods that have undergone any irradiation treatment. Those foods are all made in the USA. They are not Australian. fast response aye :D I don't know if I'll get the Canidae or the Taste of the Wild now...decisions decisions

Where did you buy it from Frodo's mum? Can you buy it on-line? I thought the Wetlands Canine Formula may be ok for Penny. I do feed them raw but it is a hassle packing up all the minced turkey necks and vegies and carrying the whole lot + the dogs + overnight bags over to the mainland on the ferry when we are going to go to visit friends for a couple of days.

Hi Ron the 6y/o was a rescue.

It wont "suck" as it's a 'Sweeper'! well in that case it definitely won't suck :laugh:

Here is one on COTD...it is the johnny-no-name brand and for that price probably will/won't suck...you can read those last three words whatever way you like-they mean the same thing :D http://www.catchoftheday.com.au/smallfish_info.php?products_id=46468

Mac peed on my friends foot, unfortunately she was wearing crocs...filled them up :laugh:

Natural Pet Australia have a deal at the moment, $19.95 incl postage for a Natural Dog Treat Pack. It doesn't seem too badly priced so I bought one :D http://www.pawfectdeals.com.au/deals/natural-pet-australia-%E2%80%93-healthy-dog-treat-sample-pack-19-99-including-delivery-with-a-saving-of-50-keep-your-dog-healthy-and-their-teeth-clean/

Sounds a good idea :D http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/falling-head-over-heels-for-puppy-love/story-e6freoof-1226322353392 WANT to use those puppy dog eyes to collar a new best friend? A new speed-dating concept on the Gold Coast will use pooches as props to help break the ice between its potential paramours. The doggy date day is aimed at singles who may have been barking up the wrong tree when it comes to finding love. They will be invited to bring their dogs to a local park and spend six minutes at a time chatting to members of the opposite sex. "The fun catch is that you will only be able to talk about your dog, not yourself," said Lyn Paul, of dating agency Fast Match Gold Coast. "You will actually be given your dog's name for the day to encourage you to stay on message. The aim is to bring like-minded people together over a shared interest - in this case a love of dogs. Hopefully, they might end up walking their pets together permanently." Ms Paul, who has just launched a franchise of the national Fast Match agency on the Glitter Strip, said she came up with the "Must Love Dogs" matchmaking concept for June because dating could be so daunting. Book-keeper Kendell Walsh, 40, said she was looking forward to the day with her Maltese cross, Princess. "If you're meeting someone else who likes dogs, you know you've got at least one thing in common," Ms Walsh said. Ms Paul said she planned to have monthly themed events.

The life jackets may do the job as they have a wide chest/belly strap and the length goes down to the tail. There was a topic on them here--> http://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/233507-comparing-dog-life-jackets/page__p__5708827__hl__%2Blife+%2Bjacket__fromsearch__1#entry5708827 so you can click on the links and have a look at the different varieties.

Traditionally most of the terriers tails were used to pull them out of the burrows The Wire Fox Terrier is a breed of dog, one of many terrier breeds. ... bred to chase foxes into their burrows underground, and their short, strong, usually docked, tails were used as handles by the hunter to pull them back out The Glen of Imaal - The Glen of Imaal Terrier is more of a working terrier than a fashionable show dog. One of its original jobs was to dig into burrows to root out nuisance badgers - its weight and strength matching the badger's, and its powerful tail acting as a handle for being pulled from the hole, if necessary. Scottish terrier: They had to have strong tails so that the hunters could pull them out of a burrow if needed. The West Highland White Terrier, or Westie, is a small breed of dog that was first developed to hunt rats in underground burrows. ... that the dog can be pulled from a hole by the base of its tail without being injured. I reckon that if the dog was uncomfortable with it they would soon let us know