Maximize Your Pet's Lifespan
We all want our pets to live forever, but many times they leave us far too early. Here are some tips you can use to keep your pets healthy...
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease Caused By These IngredientsInflammatory Bowel Disease Caused By These Ingredients
Inflammatory bowel disease is extremely common in pets and people. Symptoms can include vomiting, diarrhea, lack of appetite, constipation, bloating, weight loss, and abdominal pain. What pet food ingredients...
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Household Toxins That Can Harm Your PetHousehold Toxins That Can Harm Your Pet
Having pets in your home is like having toddlers. They seem to find things that aren't good for them, even when we are careful. But here is a list of...
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To Crate or Not To CrateTo Crate or Not To Crate
When I posted a video showing the feeding process for our 9 dogs, with 5 of them eating in crates, it sparked a debate about the use of crates. Some...
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10 Reasons to Thank Your Pet Every Day10 Reasons to Thank Your Pet Every Day
Pets provide us with things we don't readily receive from the world around us. Here are a few: 1. Your pets greet you with incredible enthusiasm when you come home...
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USDA Certifies Contaminated MeatUSDA Certifies Contaminated Meat
By far, the most interesting session at the AAFCO Mid Year Meeting was the presentation given by Dr. Xin Li of the FDA concerning the summary of FDA sampling in...
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Holiday Dangers for PetsHoliday Dangers for Pets
The holidays can bring special dangers to many pets. Enjoy the holidays by celebrating responsibly! 1. Decorations - tinsel is a choking hazard and can cause bowel obstruction and perforation....
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Kidney Failure in Cats and How to Treat it NaturallyKidney Failure in Cats and How to Treat it Naturally
Kidney failure in cats is the number one problem reported to pet insurance companies. Some things that can contribute to kidney disease include: high blood pressure, chronic urinary tract infection,...
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Xylitol and Artificial Sweeteners are Extremely Toxic to DogsXylitol and Artificial Sweeteners are Extremely Toxic to Dogs
Xylitol is a natural, sugar-free sweetener commonly found in many chewing gums, mints, snacks, oral rinses, peanut butter, toothpaste, and supplements. Xylitol can be extremely toxic when eaten by dogs....
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