Wellness

Don’t Let Your Dog become a Canary

Author, speaker, and holistic pet care advocate Nadine M. Rosin weighs in on the importance of creating a toxin-free environment for our canine companions, and shares how she kept her canine companion happy and healthy for 19 years.


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June 22, 2009 By:
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Hot Weather Can Mean Trouble for Pug-Nosed Dogs

The summer sun may be perfect for dogs to bask in, but it can cause health risks for our canine friends – especially pug-nosed (brachycephalic) dogs. Brachycephalic means having a shortened head, according to the website of Mar Vista Animal Medical Center in Los Angeles. The dogs were bred to have a normal-sized lower jaw [...]


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June 18, 2009 By:
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Dogs Can Keep Owners Fit

An Australian researcher recently announced that pet ownership can save billions in health spending because pets help reduce blood pressure and risk of heart disease while connecting their owners to the community and increasing a sense of well-being. “Research shows pet owners have lower blood pressure and cholesterol, are less depressed and have lower risk of heart [...]


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June 11, 2009 By:
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Everything You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Toenails

Dog’s toenails grow constantly, making it necessary to regularly clip them, just as you do yours. Here’s everything you need to know about being your dog’s personal manicurist!


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June 6, 2009 By:
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Top Tips for a Shiny Coat

Sure, a shiny coat is beautiful and nice to stroke, but it’s also a sign of a healthy dog. What is your dog’s coat telling you about her health? Find out how to make your dog shine.


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May 12, 2009 By:
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The Healing Art of Pet Parenthood

Many of us are no strangers to pet loss. These losses and the ones that preceded them–not to mention the others that will inevitably come–are heartbreaking. But more than that, they just don’t seem fair.


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April 10, 2009 By:
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Hip Dysplasia

Hip dysplasia is a painful and debilitating joint condition that affects many breeds of dogs, especially large breeds. Find out what causes it, how to treat it and more.


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January 6, 2009 By:
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Arthritis

Does your dog have arthritis? It causes the cartilage in the joint to wear down, prematurely exposing bone and causing pain when they rub together.


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January 4, 2009 By:
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Dental Disease

More than 80 percent of dogs over 3 years of age suffer from periodontal disease. Find out how to prevent it.


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December 31, 2008 By:
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Diabetes Mellitus

Diabetes Mellitus is one of the most common hormonal dog diseases. It occurs when the pancreas is unable to produce enough insulin. Could your dog be at risk?


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December 30, 2008 By:
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