TCVM Approach to IBD in Dogs and Cats
IBD frustrates pet parents worldwide. The syndrome is more common in dogs but can also affect cats. From a TCVM perspective, the problem is associated with an excess or a...
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Differences in Lab Values for Raw Fed vs. Kibble Fed Dogs and CatsDifferences in Lab Values for Raw Fed vs. Kibble Fed Dogs and Cats
Vets with an understanding of raw feeding know what values to look for in the blood. Be sure to let your veterinarian know what you are feeding your dog or...
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How to Use Oxygen Therapy for Your PetHow to Use Oxygen Therapy for Your Pet
Oxygen therapy can be used at home to help pets breathe more easily, whether they’re experiencing an emergency, recovering from illness, or managing a chronic condition. Pet parents can use...
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Your Pet’s Drinking Water - How Safe Is It?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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Cystitis in Dogs and CatsCystitis in Dogs and Cats
The root cause for the inflammation requires prompt and thorough diagnostic testing and treatment. Cystitis symptoms can point to other more serious conditions.
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Feline HyperthyroidismFeline Hyperthyroidism
While there are conventional treatments for feline hyperthyroidism, natural treatments are also effective.
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The Importance of Environmental Enrichment for Indoor CatsThe Importance of Environmental Enrichment for Indoor Cats
From their low maintenance requirements to their affectionate nature and sometimes crazy antics, cats make wonderful companions for people of all ages. While cats that live strictly indoors are protected from...
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AIM Therapy and Chronic Kidney Disease in CatsAIM Therapy and Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is one of the most frequently encountered disorders in cats, having increased in prevalence in recent decades. Affecting nearly 30% of cats by the age of...
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Managing Anxiety in Dogs and CatsManaging Anxiety in Dogs and Cats
As humans, we have all dealt with anxiety at some point in our lives. But how often do we consider the possibility of anxiety in our pets? Often it is...
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Spooky Drugs – Librela™ and Solensia™Spooky Drugs – Librela™ and Solensia™
Librela™ (for dogs) and Solensia™ (for cats) are new drugs used by veterinarians to relieve the pain of osteoarthritis (OA). Since these drugs were approved in Europe (2020) and the...
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Triaditis in Cats – Three Times the ProblemTriaditis in Cats – Three Times the Problem
Portal triad disease, or “triaditis,” is a serious but treatable condition occurring primarily in cats. The illness can be complex and difficult to understand, as it involves not one system...
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Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and Liver ImbalanceTraditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and Liver Imbalance
The liver is a vital organ with an impressive capacity for regeneration and healing. But once damaged, it can deteriorate rapidly. Many factors can trigger liver problems in pets. Genetic...
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Fatty Liver Disease in CatsFatty Liver Disease in Cats
Fatty liver disease, also known as Feline Hepatic Lipidosis (FHL) or Fatty Liver Syndrome, is one of the most common liver diseases found in cats. Dogs can also develop the...
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Copper Storage Disease in Dogs and CatsCopper Storage Disease in Dogs and Cats
The earlier Copper Storage Disease is diagnosed, the better chances your pet can live a high-quality life. With high-quality nutrition, medical management and careful monitoring, normal liver function can be...
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Liver Shunts in Dogs and CatsLiver Shunts in Dogs and Cats
The liver is an essential organ in a dog’s or cat’s anatomy. It plays a critical role in metabolism, digestion, detoxification, and the synthesis of essential proteins. In total, the...
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Synthetic Vitamins and Minerals in Pet FoodSynthetic Vitamins and Minerals in Pet Food
Have you ever taken a close look at the ingredients panel on the package of a commercially made dog food? You may be grateful when looking at the list of...
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Making Sense of Pet Food LabelingMaking Sense of Pet Food Labeling
The quality and safety of food people consume has always been a concern. Massive recalls of human food occur with regularity. Even though no system of mass production is completely safe, discriminating...
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The Importance of a Healthy Microbiome in Your PetThe Importance of a Healthy Microbiome in Your Pet
If you have been a pet parent for years or even a few months, you have probably heard that gut health is essential to your pet’s overall health and wellbeing. ...
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Gallbladder Disease in Dogs and CatsGallbladder Disease in Dogs and Cats
Gallbladder problems are common in people, but many dog and cat owners may not know that gallbladder disease can affect our furry friends, too. Although not as prevalent, the incidence...
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A Proactive Vision for Maintaining Eye HealthA Proactive Vision for Maintaining Eye Health
Eye care is an integral part of your dog or cat’s wellness regimen. A proactive approach to your pet’s vision care can save you and your pet a great deal...
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Dealing with Mites in Cats & DogsDealing with Mites in Cats & Dogs
Mites are microscopic external parasites that are part of the arachnid family of bugs (spiders, scorpions, ticks, etc.). There are thousands of different species of mites, and their diet is...
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Intestinal Parasites in Cats & DogsIntestinal Parasites in Cats & Dogs
Intestinal parasites are worms and single-celled organisms (protozoa) that can exist in the digestive tract of dogs and cats. They can infect animals of any age, although puppies and kittens...
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The Importance of Training your PetThe Importance of Training your Pet
Every dog or cat – regardless of whether he or she is a competitor, in the show ring, or a just a faithful member of the family - can benefit...
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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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7 Health Benefits of Goat's Milk for Dogs and Cats7 Health Benefits of Goat's Milk for Dogs and Cats
Guest blog post by Richard Rowlands Did you know that goat's milk can provide your dog and cat with numerous health benefits? From reducing allergies to improving digestion, this natural,...
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