A few important things to keep in mind when shopping for a supplement for your animal companion. There are two reasons to add a supplement …
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Supplements for animals (and people) don’t require FDA approval prior to being manufactured and marketed. Here’s how the NASC helps to help establish higher standards of …
Lean on your veterinarian and start your animal on joint supplements early in life. As our dogs and cats age, we sometimes notice behaviors that …
Offer your family pet’s skin and coat health an increase by working from the within out! Nutrition plays an important role in ensuring he looks– …
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The liver is one of the body’s hardest-working organs, so it’s not surprising that it requires some additional aid as your canine or feline ages. …
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Innovative, effective and safe, ozone therapy is being used in veterinary medicine for everything from ear infections to cancer. Ozone therapy might sound like something …
Telemedicine is an expanding healthcare movement for dogs and cats as well as humans. It has its drawbacks and legal limitations, but it also offers …
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The COVID-19 pandemic has turned all our lives upside down. Here are some tips to help ensure your dog or cat stays safe and healthy …
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Your dog or cat’s body is naturally designed to detoxify itself, but sometimes he needs extra assistance to recover his health and well-being. We live …
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Do not turn to undependable web sources for details on utilizing essential oils with your pet dog or feline. Quality and dose are two of …
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