Top Reasons for a Dull Coat and How to Fix it By: Lara Schroer Your dog’s dull coat can be a major indicator for its internal health. Studies have shown that the health of a dog’s coat is greatly connected to their nutrition, internal health, and how they are groomed. Here are some of the … Read more
Natural Ways to Get Rid of Fleas The best way to get rid of fleas, is to prevent your pet from getting them. If you’re not keen on using the traditional chemical flea remedies or preventatives, there are some natural solutions that may provide your pet with some relief. DIY Flea Spray A mixture of … Read more
Can My Dog Get Sunburned? What better way to spend time with your pet than enjoying the great outdoors together? In the summer months, spending time outdoors often means being exposed to bright and powerful UV rays. We combat this ourselves with hats, UV resistant clothing, and sunscreen but what are we doing for our … Read more
What is obesity in dogs and is it hurting my pet? Obesity is defined as an abnormal accumulation of body fat that is more than 20% over the individual’s ideal body weight. The branch of medicine that studies obesity is called bariatrics. Obesity is a problem that many dogs deal with and is caused by … Read more
Are my dog’s teeth hurting them? Could your dog’s breath clear a room? Are you grossed out when your dog gives you a kiss? Well, this may be a more severe issue than just, bad breath and gross teeth. Your dog may be in pain and have a significant infection in its mouth. Canine … Read more
What is canine hip dysplasia? Canine hip dysplasia is one of the most common orthopedic conditions diagnosed in dogs. Canine hip dysplasia is a disease where the hip sock and the head of the femur are malformed and cause rubbing and grinding pain. There are multiple causes that lead to the malformation in the hip, … Read more
Why Should I Use Alternative Medical Practices with my Dog? Bodies are capable of healing themselves given the proper elements and nutrition. Alternative medicine, therefore, is one of the more affordable ways to practice good Canine health. The bedrock of this starts with proper nutrition but also includes the psychological state of the animal, immune … Read more
Ingredients 1 cup (255g) natural creamy peanut butter 3⁄4 cup (180mL) nonfat milk 1 large egg (or 1⁄4 cup unsweetened applesauce) 2 cups (244g) whole wheat flour (measured correctly) 1 tablespoon baking powder 1⁄3 cup (30g) oats (either whole-rolled or quick oats are fine) 2-3 strips cooked bacon, chopped 2 pumps NatrixOne Directions After you … Read more
By Windsor Holman We all love our pet dogs! They’re friendly, cute and loyal. We want to keep them safefrom all of the dangers out there in the big wide world. If you have a beagle, a goldenretriever, a dachshund, a Yorkshire terrier, or any other dog breed at home with you,you know how I … Read more
The Four Causes of Aging in Canines Neuroendocrine Failure (Nutrition): These are hormones that regulate bodily functions. Without them, bodies fall into rapid decline Free-Radical Oxidation (Environment): Oxygen as an element is both necessary for mammals and extremely toxic to all living tissue. Reactive free-radicals have been shown to damage cell DNA, contributing to health … Read more
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