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Must Have Supplements for Luxating Patella
Many small breed dog owners deal with a condition known as luxating patella (or floating kneecaps). One day their little pup is running blissfully around the back yard then out of nowhere they come up lame. There is usually a yelp and the affected leg rises into the air....
What is CBD oil?
CBD oil, specifically that derived from hemp, is catching on in the human and animal world. It is a supplement you can get over the counter and seems to have many positive benefits. However, many people are still nervous to use it because of the association with marijuana. However, there...
Diabetic Neuropathy in Pets
With diabetes becoming ever more common in our furry friends, it’s no wonder that we are seeing an increasing number of animals with more severe complications from this condition. What I’d like to discuss today is diabetic neuropathy. What is diabetic neuropathy?Diabetic neuropathy is a complication of diabetes, usually in the...
Ear Infections and Chiropractic
Ear infections. They are unrelenting and unfortunately chronic most of the time. We clean their ears repeatedly and do everything right, yet they just keep coming back. Why? Well I’m here to shed a little light on this and also explain how chiropractic can offer a solution. If an ear...
A Look Inside Saddle Thrombus
I’d like to take a moment to touch upon a condition that is not new but has been popping up a bit more frequently called “saddle thrombus”. Normally I try to write articles pertaining to the vast majority of our furry friends, however, this one is exclusive to the feline...
A Look Inside Paraplegia
One condition that truly breaks my heart and has become more prevalent lately involves partial paralysis. Sometimes you’ll see or hear about dogs with three limbs, cats missing legs, and animals in wheelcarts. The last of these tends to be a case of paraplegia. An animal that loses control in...
Is Your Pet Dehydrated?
Lately I’ve noticed a big difference between all the animals in my household in the amount of water they drink. One of my cats daintily sips her water, playing with it more than anything else. Another will practically dunk his head into the fountain and gulp while the third is...
Supporting Your Pet’s Digestion…What Can You Do?
Our very own Vikki from The Pet Beastro shares some insight regarding what we can do as pet owners to help support digestion. Whether it’s changing foods or just adding in a few supplements, the options seem endless. Take a moment to see if you are already doing some of...
Alternative Options For Luxating Patella
What exactly is a luxating patella? A luxating patella is known as a “floating kneecap”, and I often liken it to the disease Osgood Schlatters in people. Though the process by which it occurs may differ, the actual movement of the kneecap is quite similar. With luxating patella, the kneecap...
Transitioning Your Cat To A RAW Diet
Ever been curious on how to get your fussy kitty to switch to a raw diet? Our residential blogger of Handi-Cat Melanie Lusnak was certainly curious and decided to bust out the big guns and ask WWJTD (What would Jill Tack do?). See what she suggested and don’t forget to...
Prosthetics For Your Pet
Ever considered adopting an animal with special needs? Concerned about the time, the expense, and the potential heartbreak? Most people look at a special needs animal and feel a tug on their heartstrings, however, most people will continue to search for their perfect puppy or kitten. Melanie and Joe are...
A Holistic Approach To Neighborhood & Household Poisons
With spring having sprung, it’s important to watch out for all the not-so-lovely treats having been hidden under the snow. Not to mention the pesticide treatment signs that have now become regular ornaments on our daily walks…with all these harmful objects and edibles around it’s important to know your options...