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We have all probably heard of probiotics and many of us supplement our own diets with these beneficial bacteria. But how many of us understand the relationship between prebiotics and probiotics? Furthermore, have we realized that these two elements are just as important in our pets’ diets as our own? We came...
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The practice of spay and neutering dogs has become almost second nature in our current culture. The advantages of doing so in terms of controlling population and preventing the problems associated with unwanted and homeless animals is obvious. Another facet of the practice are the purported health benefits for the...
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There are many situations that can cause a normally calm, well socialized animal to become anxious and fearful. Anything abrupt and out of the ordinary may elicit barking, cowering, or worse snarling and biting. The 4th of July with its loud pops and bangs or even Halloween with children squealing...
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The link attached below is an article published on the TruthAboutPetFood.com site by Susan Thixton. TruthAboutPetFood.com is an advocacy group looking to protect and advocate for the health of our pets. The American Veterinarian Medical Association(AVMA) is charged with licensing and the on-going education of practicing veterinarians. In this very...
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We are all becoming increasingly aware that our modern lifestyle, diet and environmental pollution can have a devastating effect on our health and the health of our pets. We are also told that over 80% of our immune system support comes from our digestive system. So it is important to understand that...
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We have all probably heard of probiotics and many of us supplement our own diets with these beneficial bacteria. But how many of us understand the relationship between prebiotics and probiotics? Furthermore, have we realized that these two elements are just as important in our pets’ diets as our own? We came...
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The practice of spay and neutering dogs has become almost second nature in our current culture. The advantages of doing so in terms of controlling population and preventing the problems associated with unwanted and homeless animals is obvious. Another facet of the practice are the purported health benefits for the...
Read
More
There are many situations that can cause a normally calm, well socialized animal to become anxious and fearful. Anything abrupt and out of the ordinary may elicit barking, cowering, or worse snarling and biting. The 4th of July with its loud pops and bangs or even Halloween with children squealing...
Read
More
The link attached below is an article published on the TruthAboutPetFood.com site by Susan Thixton. TruthAboutPetFood.com is an advocacy group looking to protect and advocate for the health of our pets. The American Veterinarian Medical Association(AVMA) is charged with licensing and the on-going education of practicing veterinarians. In this very...
Read
More
We are all becoming increasingly aware that our modern lifestyle, diet and environmental pollution can have a devastating effect on our health and the health of our pets. We are also told that over 80% of our immune system support comes from our digestive system. So it is important to understand that...
Read
More