Dog Care
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Pet dogs often receive treats and holiday gifts, enjoy health insurance, and sleep in the bed with their guardians. Is your dog a part of your family? more...
Keep summer fun and protect your dog from heatstroke and sunburn. more...
Advantage, Frontline, K9 Advantix, and Promeris are just a few of the products that control parasites in dogs. more...
Puppies, especially toy breeds, are susceptible to falling glucose levels of Transient Juvenile Hypoglycemia which can cause coma, seizures, brain damage and death. more...
Dog Biscuits, Doggy Casserole and Cheezy Bites are among the simple treats that will make cooking for your dog fun. more...
We can't change the past but we can do something about the future. Consider these suggestions when making your New Year's resolutions. more...
Keeping Your Dog Safe at Christmas
Christmas is a magical time of year but decorations, foods, gift wraps, and winter items hold hidden dangers for dogs. A few safety precautions can prevent trouble. more...
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By: Mia Schamp
The vet sends you home with a new medication for Fido, but how on earth do you get him to take it? Here's some advice to help pet owners medicate like a pro! more...
TCM Helps Dogs With Skin Problems
By:
Dawn M. Smith
Traditional Chinese Medicine can be used for treating dog allergies that lead to skin conditions. Diet, herbs and Tui Na massage are used to relieve allergy symptoms. more...
How to Tell if Your Dog is Sick
By: Mia Schamp
"Is my dog sick?" "Should I visit the vet?" These are questions that most dog owners will ask at some point. Learn how to examine your dog if you suspect he's sick. more...
Acupressure For Your Dog's Health
By:
Dawn M. Smith
Known for helping with canine arthritis, acupressure can be a part of overall natural pet health care. A combination of acupressure and massage can be done at home. more...
What is Canine Vestibular Syndrome
By:
Dawn M. Smith
When an owner finds his dog unable to stand, head tilting to one side and disoriented he may assume the dog has had a stroke. But Vestibular Syndrome is more likely. more...
By: Christy Mroczek
Adopting a dog who has been neglected or abused can give you great joy, but it requires more patience and responsibility than adopting a dog conceived in normal settings. more...
By:
Dawn M. Smith
If western veterinary care is not working for your dog consider Traditional Chinese Medicine. A combination of herbs, acupuncture and massage may be just what is needed. more...
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