Obesity in Pets

Obesity in Pets

Just like in people, obesity has become a significant health problem in our pets. Obesity in pets is associated with diabetes, respiratory issues, arthritis, and decreased life span. Unfortunately people have equated loving their pets to feeding them excessive amounts of food and treats. Keeping our pets at an ideal body condition is a much… [Read Full Story]

Ear Infections: Cleaning and Medicating Your Dog’s Ears

Ear infections Cleaning and medicating your dog’s ears

A common complaint from dog owners is that their dog is shaking their head excessively, scratching at their ears or rubbing their head along the ground.  Often when the dogs ears are examined they are red, thickened, itchy, infected and painful. Dogs can be predisposed to ear infections because of a number of factors including… [Read Full Story]

Hot Product: Angel Eyes for Your Dogs Tear Stains

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Pet owners often wonder why their dogs eyes become stained in a brown or red color below the inside corner of the eyes. This condition is called epiphora. When the facial hair is wet from excess tearing it is a breeding ground for bacteria and yeast. Visually, this condition can be unpleasant to look at,… [Read Full Story]

Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease

Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease

One of the most common reasons cats are taken to their veterinarians is because they are straining to urinate. In addition to the straining, these cats are often showing other clinical signs like increased frequency of urination, urinating in inappropriate places and passing only small amounts of urine at a time. Sometimes the owners also report… [Read Full Story]

Dental Care for Pets

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Dental care is necessary to promote optimum health and quality of life for our pets.  Diseases of the oral cavity are often painful and can lead to other problems not just in the mouth but in many other parts of the body. Our pets can have dental issues at all stages of their life.  Young… [Read Full Story]

Keeping your home clean without harming your pet

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This generation is more aware than ever of the germs around us and in our homes. Did you know that many of your household cleaners may contain toxins such as formaldehyde, which could cause severe health problems to your pet? Your loyal friend the pooch is at especially at risk of contacting these toxins because… [Read Full Story]