For some people, giving their pet a pill is an easy task. They are able to mix their pet’s supplement or medicine in food and the pet gobbles it right down. This is the exception NOT the rule. In most instances, giving pets supplements or medication does require some effort. Step 1–Prepare yourself mentally that… [Read More]
Holistic Alternatives for Cats and Dogs with Kidney Disease
Kidney Disease in Dogs and Cats The kidneys are bean-shaped organs that operate as filtering mechanisms in the body. The kidneys filter out toxins in the blood such as metabolic wastes, drugs and excess mineral salts as well as regulate the acidity of the blood. The kidneys also help regulate blood pressure, the production of… [Read More]
Important Message: Blue Buffalo Dog Food Recall
At Blue Buffalo, nothing is more important than the health and well being of our dogs and cats, so it’s consistent with this guiding principle that we are voluntarily recalling specific production runs of our Wilderness Chicken-Dog, Basics Salmon-Dog and Large Breed Adult Dog products, as we have reason to believe that the products from… [Read More]
Tips For Pets With Chronic Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are a frustrating problem for pets and pet parents alike. Here’s more about this common illness. Signs your pet may have a urinary infection include frequent urination, straining during urination, mucus or blood with urination, licking the genitals, “accidents” or urinating in unusual places (even right in front of you),… [Read More]
Sinus and Nasal Infections in Pets
Just like us, pets can get sinus and nasal infections. Chronic sinus infections in the cat or dog can be a challenge to treat. For infrequent infections, antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications can be very helpful. However, for chronic infections, a more holistic approach should be considered. Using a combination of conventional and holistic veterinary treatments,… [Read More]
Signs Help Determine When Pet Needs a Vet
Anyone who has ever pulled out a credit card at the emergency clinic for something that wasn’t an emergency comes away wishing for a better knowledge of what constitutes an urgent situation — and what doesn’t. But as big an “ouch” as a nonemergency can be to the budget, it’s a lot better than the… [Read More]
Get Your Pet Bikini-Ready–7 Easy Tips!
If your dog needs to get “bikini-ready,” and lose a few pounds, here are a few tips to get you started! 1) Feed your pet at regular meal times. It is better to feed 2-3 smaller meals than one big meal. Do not free-feed by leaving food out all the time unless your pet has… [Read More]
Peanut Butter and Food Allergies in Pets
Is your pet itching and scratching? Is your pet’s coat dry? It’s possible your pet may have a peanut butter allergy. Many people commonly give their pets peanut butter because it is a food that they personally enjoy and want to share it with their beloved pet. There really is no upside to doing… [Read More]
Traveling with your pet checklist
Pet travel in the United States is on the increase, according to the Travel Industry Association of America. 29.1 million U.S. adults say that they have traveled with a pet on a trip of 50 miles or more in the past three years, and pet travel increases in the summer months when more families travel…. [Read More]
Preventing Heartworm Infection in Dogs
Preventing Heartworm Infection in Dogs Your options: Ivermectin-based Products: Heartgard, Heartgard Plus, Iverhart Plus, Iverhart Max, Tri-Heart Plus Milbemycin-based Products: Interceptor, Sentinel Selamectin-based Products: Revolution Moxidectin-based Products: Advantage Multi, Proheart6 Heartworm preventive medications are used to periodically kill larval heartworms that have managed to gain access to the dog’s body. At this point, the products available… [Read More]
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