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My older dog Jessie was recently groomed, ( here he is reluctantly having his picture taken…) With the grooming, his lumps become more prominent. Here is one such lump 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… [Read more]
Summer has arrived with a vengeance- meaning you need to be aware of heatstroke in dogs, avoiding the MOST common reason it occurs- being left in a parked car. Ernie Ward DVM has said many a not so nice things about yours truly, (his response to my appearance on 20/20), but his youtube video on just HOW hot it can… [Read more]
Dorothy Hunter is the owner of Paw’s Natural Pet Emporium, started her dog and cat food diet June 19, eating only pet food for 30 days.. It all started when she snacked on dog treats while she was hungry..And they tasted good! She is not only eating treats, but also canned cat food and wet dog food have been added… [Read more]
Best Wishes, Dr Andrew Jones, DVM P.S. YOU are officially invited to my NEWEST webinar on How to Keep Your Dog Healthy with Food and Natural At-Home Remedies Join me LIVE in this 90 Minute FREE Online Seminar Date: Tuesday, October 25th, 2016 Time: 5:00pm Pacific (7:00pm Central, 8:00pm Eastern) http://www.thedogsupplement.com/webinar/ On the webinar I am going to answer as… [Read more]
Cancer is the number one cause of death in dogs and cats. Currently 50% of pet mortality is due to cancer, and cancer affects one out of every three dogs. Golden Retrievers now have the highest incidence of cancer among all dog breeds, and the breeds lifespan has now dropped to 10 ½ years, with 60 percent of all golden… [Read more]
