Your Pet’s Drinking Water - How Safe Is It?
Is tap water safe enough for my pet to drink?The short answer to this question is…probably not. So, what type of water should your pet be drinking?
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Mushrooms for DogsMushrooms for Dogs
Navigating the realm of mushrooms for dogs can be bewildering with the abundance of choices when it comes to mushroom supplements for pets. Ensuring that your canine companion reaps the...
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Hemangiosarcoma in DogsHemangiosarcoma in Dogs
Hemangiosarcoma is more common in dogs than any other animal species and is one of the most predominant forms of canine cancer. Also known as Angiosarcoma or malignant Hemangioendothelioma, it...
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Hospice and Palliative Care for PetsHospice and Palliative Care for Pets
While euthanasia was long considered the most humane option for aging or terminally ill pets, the growing fields of veterinary palliative care and pet hospice provide pet owners with options that...
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Benefits of Deer Antler VelvetBenefits of Deer Antler Velvet
Deer Antler Velvet has been used in the practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine for thousands of years. In recent years, there have been numerous studies affirming its healing properties and...
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Cancer Awareness MonthCancer Awareness Month
A cancer diagnosis for your pet can leave you feeling overwhelmed. Educating yourself about the type of cancer, treatment, and prognosis can be very helpful.
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Five Genetic Diseases of DachshundsFive Genetic Diseases of Dachshunds
Dachshunds are prone to back problems, liver disease, obesity, eye problems, and cancer. Understanding these common diseases can help with prevention and treatment.
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Five Genetic Diseases of Golden RetrieversFive Genetic Diseases of Golden Retrievers
Golden Retrievers are known for their affectionate, obedient and fun-loving nature. Devoted, friendly, intelligent, and playful, they are considered to be a perfect family pet. Genetics play a key role in...
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Combating Oxidative Stress with Vitamin CCombating Oxidative Stress with Vitamin C
Vitamin C is an antioxidant that can help combat oxidative stress experienced by pets.
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The Importance of Vitamin D for PetsThe Importance of Vitamin D for Pets
Vitamin D deficiency contributes to many disease syndromes in pets. Annual testing is recommended.
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Mast Cell TumorsMast Cell Tumors
The dreaded diagnosis: mast cell tumor. Mast cell tumors are the most common malignant tumors in dogs, but are rare in cats. Mast cell tumors can be quiet, locally aggressive, or...
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Five Top Tips to Increase Pet LongevityFive Top Tips to Increase Pet Longevity
We all want our pets to live forever. Follow these simple guidelines to increase longevity.
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Finding Hidden TumorsFinding Hidden Tumors
Tumors have a way of hiding in unsuspecting places, often not found until too much damage has occurred leaving the body's immune defenses unable to fight the cancer. Twice this...
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Apoquel- A Shocking Drug StatisticApoquel- A Shocking Drug Statistic
I recently read in the AVMA journal that Apoquel has become the top-selling product in the U.S. animal health industry, according to data from the Executive Animal Health Study Center...
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Alternative Treatment for Oral TumorAlternative Treatment for Oral Tumor
I have the pleasure of working with the lovely dogs at Monkey's House Senior Dog Hospice and Sanctuary. They come into rescue with many medical problems, which often includes cancer....
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Most pet diets are deficient in Omega 3 fatty acidsMost pet diets are deficient in Omega 3 fatty acids
Many pets have health problems caused by too much inflammation in the body. Chronic inflammation can be a precursor for cancer or malignancy. Any disease syndrome that ends in...
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Why Do Traditional Veterinarians Shun Alternative Therapies?Why Do Traditional Veterinarians Shun Alternative Therapies?
Pet owners are increasingly aware of alternative therapies for treatment of their pets' chronic illnesses, yet when they ask their traditional veterinarian about the use of those treatments, they...
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Rabies Vaccinations Part TwoRabies Vaccinations Part Two
This is a tale of two veterinarians practicing thousands of miles from each other in the United States. These two veterinarians have something in common with many others -...
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Get Your Tissues ReadyGet Your Tissues Ready
I have been given permission to share this email: Dear Dr. Judy Morgan, In January of 2016, I brought Duke to a local vet with what I thought...
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The Hidden Poison In Pet FoodThe Hidden Poison In Pet Food
Mycotoxins are poisonous chemical compounds produced by molds. They can be found in all grains and grain byproducts, including corn, barley, soybeans, peas, lentils, chickpeas, corn gluten meal, sesame seeds, rice, and...
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A New NormalA New Normal
Driving home without Myra Sunday night was a difficult trip. Hue and I were both silent, lost in our own thoughts about the long weekend. With tears streaming, I questioned...
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Compassionate Care Should Be MandatoryCompassionate Care Should Be Mandatory
Our darling Myra recovered well from her temporary tracheotomy surgery on Saturday evening. She was so happy to see us; we felt terrible leaving her in the hospital overnight, but...
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Cancer Doesn't Read the BookCancer Doesn't Read the Book
Oh my. Myra's cancer is just so frustrating. A few days ago I posted a wonderful blog about the negative ultrasound that showed Myra's intestinal and stomach masses had disappeared....
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And There Was Great Rejoicing!And There Was Great Rejoicing!
Our little girl Myra, the 8 year old Cavachon, has been fighting a mighty battle against lymphoma in her stomach and small intestines. We were devastated 8 weeks ago when...
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Houston - We Have A ProblemHouston - We Have A Problem
The curious cancer that our little dog Myra has developed continues to misbehave. Originally diagnosed as the more slow-growing, small cell cancer more commonly seen in the intestines of cats,...
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