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Five Genetic Diseases of Maine Coon Cats
The Maine Coon cat is a fun loving, giant breed. They love to talk, chatter and even sing! They make great companions and are extremely loving. The... -
Five 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. -
The Importance of Taurine in Your Pet's Diet
Is your pet at risk for taurine deficiency? Do you know the dangers of low taurine? We've got the answers! -
Dealing With Heat Stroke in Pets
Every pet owner should be aware of the signs and treatment of heat stroke, as well as ways to prevent this from happening. -
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Collapsing Trachea
Other than allergies and IBD, collapsing trachea is at the top of the list for questions in my inbox. While small dogs such as Maltese, Pomeranians... -
Heartworm Disease: Transmission, Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment
Heartworm in dogs is a global problem. The domestic dog and wild canids are the main hosts, however infection in cats and other species has occasio... -
All Calories Are Not Alike
The obesity epidemic in pets in America is just that: an epidemic. Over 50% of dogs and cats are considered to be obese. According to veterinarian... -
Preventing and Treating Diabetes in Dogs and Cats
Diabetes mellitus, or diabetes, is a condition that occurs when the body can not use glucose (a type of sugar) normally. Glucose is the main sour... -
Are Processed Pet Foods Contributing to Pet Disease?
For years I have stated that I can heal or vastly improve the health of about 75% of my patients using diet therapy alone. By providing healthy, c... -
Debunking pet food myths
A recent survey reported by David Sprinkle, publisher and research director at Packaged Facts, revealed three key factors in pet owners’ decisions... -
Fat Cats and Chubby Puppies
It is estimated that over 50% of the pets in America are overweight or obese. I can definitely attest to this based on the patients I see in my of...