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The big key to having a healthy dog or cat is also knowing WHAT to do to prevent common dog and cat diseases in the first place. Such as knowing what to feed, what vaccines to give and avoid, and what natural treatments you can use to treat chronic illnesses such as allergies. I’ll show you precisely what you can… [Read more]
In one of those hard to believe news stories, Wal-mart fired an employee for confronting a customer who left a dog in a truck on a hot day, during the 2nd week of July. This happened in Southern Ontario, in Kemptville; Southern Ontario is currently experiencing extreme high temperatures. The concerned employee, Carla Cheney, had not yet started her shift… [Read more]
If your dog or cat has a lump, you may be relieved to know that there are a number of things that you can do at home. Most lumps are easy to feel. They may show up on the chest or along the back. Most lumps on dogs are benign, while lumps that appear on cats are often cancerous. Often… [Read more]
Raw Food Diets For thousands of millennia, our canine and feline companions have subsisted on diets of raw meats and human dinner scraps. Around 60 years ago, commercially prepared pet foods began growing in popularity, supplanting the more natural diets of our dogs and cats. The past 10 years, however, have seen a rise in raw food diets. Supplying your… [Read more]
What can you do to get your pet to start eating again? This can be a decrease in appetite, or it can be that your dog or cat completely stops eating. If this has persisted, then your pet may be lethargic, weak – although you should not wait this long for clinical signs to appear. The causes are varied. They… [Read more]
Acne is a skin condition that not only occurs in un-wanting teens, but also our dogs and cats. Acne is an infection and inflammation of the hair follicles; the result are small red bumps and pustules at the base of the hair. This condition occurs often in cats with their entire chin read and swollen. In dogs this is also… [Read more]
