The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently launched a pet health and safety widget so people can get the latest in public health information.
The widget, a portable application embedded in a Web page that can be copied onto any other Web site or blog, will include topics such as how to report a problem with your pet food and questions about purchasing pet drugs online. The widget allows users to access content on the FDA’s Web site without having to leave another site or Web page.
The widget has two tabs, “tips” and “updates." The Tips tab highlights pet health and safety articles. The Updates tab will provide up-to-the-minute recall notices and veterinary drug news for consumers. The widget is available here.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
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Thanks for the info on this. Our mewmie had read about it at work...but she didn't know what a widget was, hahameow!
Thank you!
Ooo, that is very cool!!! Methinks we'll have to add that to our bloggie...
Thanks for sharing. I like widgets ;) and am going to put that on my blog.
Hopefully we can get a heads up and paws up on any troubles!!!
Just want to say your article is brilliant. The lucidity in your post is simply impressive and i can assume you are an expert on this field.
Hi!
I wanted to say "Happy New Year" to Scout and Freyja, but I cannot open their blog...I do not know why...
I wish everyone good luck for this year!
Hugs
Matilda
Love your bloggy & your furrballs!!
Got the widget.
=^..^=
Great idea..thanks for the info and Happy 2010.
Thank you for passing this along!
Purrs, Cory
Thanks for this cool info...
I love widgets!
mew!
Katie
(Glogirly's cat)
fangs fur the wiggie!!!
That's pretty cool! Thanks for the great info. :)
We didn't know about this, so thank you so much for this impawtent information, furriends!
Wow, we are so far behind - but we are so glad to know about this! We are going to post it on our site too! Thanks for letting us know!
That's a good idea isn't it?
Thanks for the article on Rescue dogs halping out in Haiti - the computer got a lot of it all garbled with otherposts. Mom's epal in France is a vet who works with rescue dogs - so cool.
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