CAKE WRAPPERS and alot more SVG files
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DOGS and cartoon SVGs
Monday, April 25, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Love my new Cricut!
I decided to actually start using my blog alot more often. I just got a cricut expression. I have always wanted one. I am so excited. I will be sharing some of the freebie SVG files here as soon as I learn how. LOL
Friday, June 18, 2010
See you at the Street fair!
Keri and I will hopefully be attending the street fair this year. We will be selling Homemade Dog treats and Bottle Cap necklaces. Keri's necklaces will only be $2.50. I will post photos later if I get time.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
WikiAnswers - Why is onion dangerous for dogs to eat
WikiAnswers - Why is onion dangerous for dogs to eat: "A deadly vegetable.
Whether fresh, cooked, or dehydrated, onions can be very toxic to all dogs and cats.
The active ingredient in onions is allyl propyl disulfide, a component of onion oil. This substance damages red blood cells, or RBCs.
Feeding your dog or cat onions can cause a condition called Heinz body anemia. Heinz bodies are small, round projections that extend out from the red blood cells. These projections are accumulations of damaged hemoglobin molecules. Allyl propyl disulfide irreversibly breaks down hemoglobin and permanently damages the RBCs. The oxidative effects of onion oil also damage the cells' surrounding membrane, further weakening the red blood cells. The body responds by destroying the damaged cells. As the number of red blood cells circulating in the body falls, Heinz body anemia results.
Anemia alone can have serious consequences. Clinical signs include pale mucus membranes, depression, increased heart and respiratory rate, weakness, fever, vomiting, and loss of appetite.
Hemoglobin from the destroyed red blood cells may appear in the urine, imparting a reddish-brown color. The loss of hemoglobin into the bloodstream, which is then filtered by the kidneys, can cause severe kidney damage, leading to kidney failure.
A veterinarian should immediately see any dog or cat that has eaten onions. In addition, dog and cat owners should read all food labels prior to feeding; even some baby foods contain onion salt."
Whether fresh, cooked, or dehydrated, onions can be very toxic to all dogs and cats.
The active ingredient in onions is allyl propyl disulfide, a component of onion oil. This substance damages red blood cells, or RBCs.
Feeding your dog or cat onions can cause a condition called Heinz body anemia. Heinz bodies are small, round projections that extend out from the red blood cells. These projections are accumulations of damaged hemoglobin molecules. Allyl propyl disulfide irreversibly breaks down hemoglobin and permanently damages the RBCs. The oxidative effects of onion oil also damage the cells' surrounding membrane, further weakening the red blood cells. The body responds by destroying the damaged cells. As the number of red blood cells circulating in the body falls, Heinz body anemia results.
Anemia alone can have serious consequences. Clinical signs include pale mucus membranes, depression, increased heart and respiratory rate, weakness, fever, vomiting, and loss of appetite.
Hemoglobin from the destroyed red blood cells may appear in the urine, imparting a reddish-brown color. The loss of hemoglobin into the bloodstream, which is then filtered by the kidneys, can cause severe kidney damage, leading to kidney failure.
A veterinarian should immediately see any dog or cat that has eaten onions. In addition, dog and cat owners should read all food labels prior to feeding; even some baby foods contain onion salt."
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Okay, so I decided to give this a try. It is going to take a while to get this going.
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