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by Judy Morgan
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...
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by Judy Morgan
Pets Need Proper Dental Care, Just Like People Do
Eighty percent of pets have periodontal disease, based on information from a scientific study ...
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by Judy Morgan
Old age is not a disease; it can be challenging, but it should be celebrated for the great accomplishment of achieving senior status.
As pets age,...
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by Judy Morgan
I've written about dental care many times because it is such an important factor in overall health of your pets. Periodontal disease can lead to h...
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by Judy Morgan
A recent survey reported by David Sprinkle, publisher and research director at Packaged Facts, revealed three key factors in pet owners’ decisions...
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by Judy Morgan
From a Chinese Veterinary Medicine perspective, kidneys and kidney energy are responsible for production of bones, teeth, and marrow, which includ...
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by Judy Morgan
Many people believe that feeding dry food will keep their pet's teeth clean and healthy. Unfortunately, this myth is perpetuated by veterinarians ...
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by Judy Morgan
According to a recent report posted by Banfield Pet Hospitals, they have documented an increase of almost 80% in cases of diabetes in dogs and cat...
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