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Ingredients to avoid in dog food
Eating a healthy diet is one of the best things people can do to prevent illness, age comfortably, and feel good in general. For some reason, that philosophy doesn’t always translate to our dogs. Within the past century, dogs went from eating real food off tables to “dog food” which...
Do Grain-Free Diets Lead to Heart Disease?
There was an article published recently that seems to have incited quite a bit of confusion in the animal nutrition world. The report claims that grain-free diets may be the cause of increased heart disease in dogs. More specifically, a condition known as dilated cardiomyopathy. The article, unfortunately, is very...
The Cruciate Injury…
The dreaded cruciate tear, something every dog owner fears. Well I’m here to tell you a bit more about this cruciate ligament tear, what options you have, and hopefully lighten the mood a little bit. There is no doubt about it, tearing any ligament is miserable for animals and humans,...
Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia
Immune Mediated Thrombocytopenia (IMT) is not an uncommon condition found in the equine, canine, and rarely feline world. This disease recently plagued a very dear friend of mine and after seeing it take a four year old husky far too soon, I decided to do a bit more research. Having...
Adding Variety to Your Treat Options
Obesity – not only has this become an epidemic in humans but also in our animals. One of the biggest issues I’ve come across working with animals is simply how easy it is for them to get far too chunky. Our pets are entirely dependent on us for their nutrition,...