Posts Tagged “dog health”
Written by Natalie Aylett | @EoseraInc Ever wonder why your dog isn’t being itself? It could be because he/she is fighting an ear infection. Much like humans, ear infections can be very painful and uncomfortable for dogs. This article is designed to tell you some important things you need to know about ear infections in dogs. …
by Melody Joy Cary Caruso’s Story: Why Early Intervention Matters In the veterinary world, a sadly common occurrence is owners bringing in their pets long after a problem develops. So long that there is little or nothing that can be done. This is one such story that outlines exactly why early intervention matters for our…
by Natalie Aylett | @EoseraInc We all like to claim ourselves as dog lovers and we may know a lot about taking care of them and providing a loving environment, but how much do you know about their ears? So here are 5 fun facts you may have never known or even considered thinking about…
In this dog podcast, Kerrie Spencer from Bark5 explains how aroma therapy works and how it can help your dog. Aroma therapy uses essential oils from numerous different plants and is absorbed into your dogs skin. The properties have shown to speed healing and recovery when the animal is injured, tired, or over excited and…
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Dr. Chad Maki DVM, Chief Medical Officer at VetCell Therapeutics tell us about the research he is doing into the use of stem cells to treat canine dermatitis. It is a fascinating subject. Their study may give us a cure to the disease within a few years. You will learn how stem cells are used…
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By Jana Rade Every time a fancy language is used to describe something, it makes it seem scary, complicated, and hard work. Advocating for your dog’s health CAN get complicated, and it can be hard work. However, not being your dog’s health advocate is what is scary. Stripped to basics, being a…
by M.K. Clinton Have you joined the movement to treat your pet with CBDs? Cannabinoids are a natural way to help your dog or cat with what ails them. There is no worry about them becoming high or stoned because the amount of THC is minimal. I am a huge fan of Treatibles® for…
by Calder Vets, Finding a lump is a common reason for an owner to bring their pet to see the vet. Finding a lump can create a lot of anxiety; we often fear the worst since most of us have experienced either a family member or pet being diagnosed with ‘cancer’. The good news is…
by Jo Singer Is there a integrative veterinarin near you? The practice of integrative veterinary medicine is growing by leaps and bounds. Integrative veterinary practices use a combination of conventional medicine along with a variety of alternative therapies. Integrative veterinary medicine focuses on caring for both the pet’s body and mind and is an integral…
by Heidi Ganahl, CEO and Founder of Camp Bow Wow 1. Sign your dog up for a training class – It is important to create a bond with you and your dog, as well as learn how to communicate with your dog. By teaching your dog commands, it will help you learn how to…