Archive for the 'Health' Category

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4 Natural Ways To Deal With Canine Motion Sickness

June 28th, 2010

I know many of you will be hitting the road with your dogs this summer and while some of you are lucky enough to have road dogs, there are plenty of you with queasy pooches as your co-pilots! Instead of dreading that next trip in the car, here are a few natural remedies you can [...]

Is The Thundershirt A Good Fit For Your Scaredy Pup?

June 18th, 2010

Thunderstorms cause quite a ruckus in our house. While Lucian (the Dogue De Bordeaux) ignores the rumbles, Reef (the Pit Bull) has never been fond of storms. I’ve noticed as she’s matured that her agitation has only increased and she tends to bark at even the slightest roll. The barks tend to be of the [...]

Classic Dog Article: All About Heartworms

April 12th, 2010

Heartworm prevention is a monthly routine for most dog owners (especially those living in warmer parts of the country), but do you know why we work so hard to keep these pesky parasites away? In today’s classic article we’ll explore the life cycle of Heartworms and why it’s so important to keep your dog safe! [...]

Ask The Dog Guide: Scooting Dog

January 22nd, 2010

Question: What does it mean when I see my dog slide across the floor on her bottom. Is there a medical reason for this? Should I be concerned? Answer: The primary reason dogs display this “scooting” behavior is anal sac troubles. Most often, it’s nothing serious and a quick visit to the vet to express [...]

Natural Winter Weather Care For Dogs – Paws and Noses!

December 2nd, 2009

Chilly weather has moved in, and in some regions icy sidewalks and snowy grass have replaced our dog’s usually clear walking paths. While some breeds are built to love the wintry weather, many dogs dislike, and even experience physical discomfort, when the cold weather hits. Paws and noses can be especially vulnerable and often need [...]

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