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Three Studies show Fish Oil Reduces Osteoarthritis Symptoms in Dogs

Three studies show that dogs fed fish oil (high omega-3 fatty acid) improved in mobility and showed less pain.  Believers of the power of fish oil (myself included) are not surprised, but at least now we have clinical proof. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) announced in a press release the results of the three studies.  [...]

Dog Food Allergies - How to Treat the Problem

Dog food allergies are rather difficult to distinguish from other allergies like atopy, etc., because the symptoms of food allergies tend to be similar to the symptoms of the other allergies. Despite there not being one outstanding symptom that would point us in the direction of food allergy, which makes diagnosis very difficult, there are [...]

Dog Food Allergies - How to Treat the Problem

Dog food allergies are rather difficult to distinguish from other allergies like atopy, etc., because the symptoms of food allergies tend to be similar to the symptoms of the other allergies. Despite there not being one outstanding symptom that would point us in the direction of food allergy, which makes diagnosis very difficult, there are [...]

Don’t Let Congress Take Away Your Supplements!

On February 3, 2010, Senators John McCain and Byron Dorgan introduced S. 3002, a bill entitled, The Dietary Supplement Safety Act. The supposed purpose of the bill is to make dietary supplements “safer.” This is ironic because dietary supplements are already hundreds of times safer than either prescription or over-the-counter drugs. The real purpose of this [...]

Organic Petfood to See More Sales Growth than Organic Human Food

“Natural” and organic petfood sales are expected to hit US$2.6 billion by 2014, up from about $1.7 billion in 2009, according to the Boston Globe. Human organic food sales are not seeing the same growth and actually declined 0.3% in 2009, market research firm Mintel International Group estimated. One possible reason for the increased organic petfood sales [...]

How to Control Fleas Without Chemicals

Flea and tick treatments may contain toxic chemicals that can poison pets and harm people. Even when applied as instructed on the box, these chemicals are not safe, either for pets or for humans. Avoid toxic chemicals by taking care of your pet. Regular combing, bathing and vacuuming can reduce and control fleas. When chemical control [...]

Pets Make Life Healthier for their Pet Parents

by Dr. Jane Bicks, DVM Many of us agree that we should do everything within our power to make sure that our companion animals enjoy the best possible life. But did you know that simply by playing a role in your life, your furry kids could actually help you to be not only happier but healthier? Of [...]

Helpful Tips on Canine Winter Exercise

Is your dog getting ants in his pants? If you are like most dog owners, the plunge of winter temperatures has dampened your enthusiasm for outdoor activity, causing angst for your cooped-up canine. Many animal behavioral specialists reported that dogs that didn’t receive regular exercise during the winter became antsy and reactive in the spring [...]

What Menu Foods Doesn’t Want You to Know

One for the books…A press release bragging on profits for 2009 earmarked “Not for release over US Newswire Services”. “NOT FOR RELEASE OVER US NEWSWIRE SERVICES” All in caps – exactly as it was in the February 17, 2010 news release. Three years later, when thousands of pet owners are still waiting for the lawsuit settlement, still trying [...]

How To Switch To The Raw Food Diet For Dogs Who Are Picky Eaters

To get some dogs to switch to a raw food diet will challenge your creativity. But you know you need to persevere because it’s for the good of your dog. Fortunately, there are some tips out there that will help you help your dog adjust to this new and healthier diet. Here are 7 tips from [...]

ChemNutra receives Probation – No Jail Time

Stephen and Sally Miller who knowingly imported more than 800 metric tons of melamine poisoned vegetable proteins into the U.S. to be later responsible for the deaths of thousands of pets were ONLY sentenced to three years probation.  Fined only $35,000. Free license to kill; that’s what this boils down to.  How disgusting!!!!! read entire article  »

Domestic Violence Linked to Animal Cruelty

From planning pet-friendly vacations to spending oodles of money on toys and treats, most people consider their pets members of the family. Unfortunately, when it comes to domestic violence, pets are also deemed part of the family unit and forced to suffer in silence at the hands of abusers. Some studies estimate that 88% of [...]

Major Veterinary Drug Recall

Linked To Serious Cat Health Problems - Information That You and Your Vet Need and May Not Have This information came from a great article by Christie Keith on the SF Chronicle web site… http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2010/01/13/petscol011310.DTL - “Major veterinary drug recall gets bigger - Animal anesthetic drug pulled off market, but questions remain” This article is about the Missouri [...]

Are you Overlooking your Dog’s Weight Problem?

January is traditionally a time when people pay more attention to their bodies, intentionally eat fewer calories and make healthier food choices.  This is also a great time to develop better habits for your canine companion. continue reading and watch video »

Ten Most Common Pet Poisons of 2009

Is your pooch mad for people food? Does your kitty like to self-medicate? Sadly, not everything we love is good for us. In fact, many common household goods that we take for granted as harmless can poison our furry friends. In 2009, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center in Urbana, IL, handled more than 140,000 [...]

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