Interviews

These articles feature interviews with experts from different fields, all sharing the same passion and advocacy to improve the health and welfare of animals around the world. Gain valuable wisdom and insights from these amazing individuals, and become the best advocate you can be for your pet!
Dr. Richard Patton - helping animals eat better food
Interviews

Why Your Pet Seems Just Fine Eating Any Food

Taught by animals and their owners, this world-renowned animal nutritionist exposes the 900-pound gorilla sitting in many pet food bowls. Find out why the most economical - and most popular - approach to feeding pets may appear to meet your pet's needs today but implode on you later.
— 13 min read
creating healthy, happy pets Q & A
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Questions Answered About Creating Healthy, Happy Pets

Today I'm answering questions submitted on our online platforms from our special Creating Healthy, Happy Pets Week. Find answers here to your questions on vaccines, omega-3s, parasites, trachea issues, CBD, detox, the ideal way to feed your pet (including kitties with kidney disease) and much more.
— 15 min read
Laurie McCauley - secret oldest dogs
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The Secret of the Oldest Dogs in the World

It took an unfortunate fall down a flight of stairs at 3:00 am while letting her dogs out for this board-certified rehabilitation specialist expert to realize the importance of exercise for both dogs and cats. Find out more about the two types of physical exercise your pet needs for a healthy life.
— 10 min read
integrative veterinary medicine awareness
Interviews

Bringing Awareness About Integrative Veterinary Medicine

This article features a series of interviews with integrative medicine veterinarians from around the world who share fascinating insights about why they chose to diversify their medical training beyond veterinary school to offer a broader array of healing options to their patients.
— 8 min read
Jo Woodward - physical exercise not enough dog
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Why Physical Exercise May Not Be Enough for Your Dog

Giving your dog a lot of physical exercise may help him become more athletic, but it doesn't address hyperactivity or provide mental stimulation. Rather, instead of over-exercising, this approach works well for stressed-out or even injured pets and helps build strong dog-owner bonds.
— 9 min read
Dr. Lisa Radosta
Interviews

3 of the Biggest Causes Behind Behavior Problems

Behavior issues are on the rise and often lead to dogs and cats losing their forever homes - a tragedy for both pets and their families. Today on day two of this special week, this veterinary behavior expert identifies the three buckets of behavior problems to bring hope to struggling owners.
— 12 min read
David Turner - hidden toxins spark tumors
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The Hidden Toxins That Can Spark Tumors

Welcome to day one of bark & whiskers' Creating Healthy, Happy Pets Week 2023! Today's expert introduces us to a threat that your pet may be exposed to on a daily basis that can promote diseases like diabetes, heart disease, brain and nerve disorders, as well as the growth of tumors.
— 8 min read
Dr. Robert Turesky cooked meat carcinogens
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Possible Culprit Discovered in Rising Pet Tumor Rates

He didn't expect to find this clue on his own two dogs' fur, but when he did, what he went on to uncover will alarm you about what your own dog or cat might be eating (most pets ARE fed this type of food). Find out exactly what variety of food he won't feed his dogs again ...
— 10 min read
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