The ABCs of Homeopathic Nosodes
Homeopathic nosodes are of great interest to many pet parents, and today a pioneer in the field of veterinary homeopathy will discuss this fascinating alternative remedy that is used to prevent and treat disease.
Reviewed by Dr. Becker
Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
The Silent Alarms — Uncovering the C Word in Pets
Uncover the silent alarms and early warning signs of 'The C Word' in pets. From unexpected lumps to sudden weight loss, understanding these indicators can lead to early intervention and a better prognosis.
America’s Newest Dog Breed — Intelligent, Whimsical and Very Fluffy
Welcomed by the AKC in June 2016, this spunky athletic breed exudes confidence and has a good work ethic. Definitely not a lap dog, but if you want to stay active and fit, it could be perfect for you. They're pretty healthy, too. But forget it if you also house these pets.
Grapes: Why This Sweet Snack Is Off-Limits for Pets
Although studies have found the potential culprit of why this fruit is toxic to pets, more research still needs to be conducted. To be safe, don't let your pet eat this fruit or get close to the plant.
Why Do Dogs Eat Poop?
Hopefully, your dog never has this disgusting habit, but based on research, 16% do. Some have quite a voracious appetite for it, having been caught sampling the goods more than 10 times. Don't fall for these disproven remedies — a waste of money. Do these five things instead.
Brought to the US by Helen Keller, This Popular Breed Almost Died Out
It's hard to believe that this much-loved breed nearly reached extinction in the 1800s, and if it weren't for the government's swift action to make them a national priority, they might not be here today. And blind and deaf author Helen Keller wouldn't have had her gentle and trusty companion.
Could This Overlooked Habit Be a Warning Sign for Your Pet?
Many owners just brush it off as affection towards you or an obsessive behavior, but that could be a big mistake. What to do — and what to request of your vet — if you notice this odd behavior in your pet. Plus — a unique approach for lasting relief and treatment.
Thirsty, Tired Pet? His Liver May Be Trapping This Mineral
Occasionally, a change can occur in the liver that causes it to trap and accumulate a dietary mineral. The earlier you can detect this in your pet, the better, as this condition requires lifetime treatment. Find out the breeds at highest risk and 10 other telltale signs.
Does Your Elderly Pet Have a Good Quality of Life?
If you have an animal companion at home who is in the final chapter of life, it's important to understand everything you can about how he feels, and what you can do to make the rest of his journey as comfortable and happy as possible.
