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Dog Injury Recovery: How Integrative Care Can Support Healing and Mobility(Post)
Whether your dog is healing from surgery, dealing with a soft tissue injury, or recovering from a mobility issue, pet owners want to do everything possible to help them regain strength, comfort, and c
How Often Should I Feed My Dog Each Day?(Post)You know the look. Those big, pleading puppy-dog eyes staring up at you like it’s been days since their last meal, even though you fed them two hours ago. So, you top up the bowl. Just a little. Befo
Can Dogs Eat Hot Dogs? What Dog Owners Should Know(Post)Hot dogs are a popular choice at summer cookouts, but they also often end up in dog training pouches. Their strong smell and taste can make them especially tempting to dogs, which is why some owners u
How a Raw Food Diet Can Improve Your Dog's Arthritis(Post)At the center of every dog’s health is nutrition. What nutrients are present and lacking affect the dog’s quality of life. Oftentimes, symptoms of an unhealthy lifestyle aren’t visible until a dog a
Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Cancer Benefits of Sulforaphane for My Dog!(Post)Research shows that dogs who eat their veggies at least three times a week have a 90% decrease in cancer risk. So, it doesn't matter what you are feeding your dog — add some veggies! But when it
Rescue: Volhard’s New Hypo-Allergenic, Anti-Inflammatory Diet: The Natural Answer to Allergies and Inflammation in your dog.(Post)What makes Rescue Hypoallergenic?The definition of the word hypoallergenic is "having a decreased tendency to provoke an allergic reaction". The ingredients in Volhard’s hypo-allergenic dog food exclu
How Much Sugar Can Hurt a Dog?(Post)How many of us can resist the tantalizing sweetness of sugar? This irresistible ingredient has become an everyday part of human food and way of life, so much so that it transcends the boundaries into
Spring-Related Health Issues in Dogs: From Tick-Borne Diseases to Seasonal Infections(Post)Spring is a time for longer walks and more outdoor adventures with your dog. But as the weather warms up, so do the risks. From tick-borne diseases lurking in tall grass to pollen allergies causing sn
Where To Begin If Your Dog Has A Mast Cell Tumor(Post)As dog owners, we tend to think of our canine companions as furry playmates whose only job is to keep us happy and safe. However, we often forget that both internal and external factors are going to a
Can Dogs Eat Onions?(Post)Many of us enjoy a pinch of onion flavor in our favorite dishes. But are they safe for our dogs? The answer is a hard NO. Onions rank high on the list of harmful human foods for our furry buddies. Too
Talking to your Vet about Feeding a Natural Diet(Post)Talking to your regular vet about feeding raw or a natural diet might be the most intimidating thing to do second only in trepidation to conversations about vaccination. In this month’s blog, I’m goin
Santa Paws Approved: Safe and Fun Christmas Gifts for Dogs(Post)It's the most wonderful time of the year, and your furry friend deserves a little holiday cheer, too! Just imagine the wagging tails and joyful barks as your furry friend unwraps the perfect Chri