TOXINS to Avoid: 10 Foods, 5 Household products, and 26 plants The Top 10 Foods to Avoid Feeding to Your Pet 1.Alcohol 2.Avocado 3.Chocolate (all forms of chocolate) 4.Coffee (all forms of coffee) 5.Fatty foods 6.Yeast 7.Moldy...
Read MoreMSM or Methylsulfonylmethane is found naturally in some raw fruits and vegetables. It a sulfur containing compound, and it is essential for normal cell function. MSM decreases inflammation and pain, and acts as an antioxidant....
Read MoreDiamond Pet Foods Recall ————————————— Diamond Pet Foods has expanded its recall- clearly there is a problem with Salmonella and their food. Chicken...
Read MoreCardiopulmonary Resuscitation is the most important First Aid technique that every pet owner should be comfortable with. Chances are that you will never have to use it, but it will save your pet’s life if a ball is lodged...
Read MoreBy Laura Parker, USA TODAY The patient had dental surgery, there were complications, and he died. Now his family members are accusing the doctor of negligence and claiming that the episode caused them emotional distress....
Read MoreThey make the statement that: ‘Vaccine AEs (Adverse Events) are underreported in veterinary medicine.’ Meaning there are far more side effects than what is ‘published’ as they are NOT reported. Here is...
Read MoreThey happen, and the FDA has placed a big warning label on one commonly prescribed for cats, called Metacam. The point here is that reactions happen fairly often- and you as a concerned and involved pet owner need to be aware of...
Read MoreOne of the MORE common pet health problems is Allergies. Chronic scratching Ear infections Oily/smelly skin Constant paw chewing Anal licking Hair loss If you happen to have an allergic pet, it is very unpleasant for BOTH you...
Read MoreMost of our pets eat ‘off the shelf’ commercial pet food that is somewhat less than ideal, or that contains toxins or ingredients from questionable sources. Even if you are making your own pet food at home, it’s still not...
Read MorePart of being an involved pet owner, means being aware of current dog and cat health issues, and ADVOCATING for your pet. Here is a specific example; AAHA has released new anesthesia guidelines for dogs and cats- for in my...
Read MoreIt seems that veterinary charges are making news lately. In a recent AP-Petside poll, Vet visits cost pet owners an average of $505 dollars last year. The pet owners with serious illnesses spent more than $1,000. Fortunately,...
Read MoreFever in Dogs and Cats ——————————————— SIGNS Your pet has a decreased appetite and lower energy. His ears are hot to the touch and he...
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