Every dog owner wants a healthy dog but problems, be it major or minor, are bound to arise from time to time. Your dog relies on you for his health and well-being. So all the more, don’t let him down. Use these dog health care tips and insights to gain better understanding what are the types of disorder can afflict your dog, how serious it is and what action should you take. Also I’ll be covering some common home remedies and recuperating recipes to complete the holistic appoarch of nursing your dogs to greater health.
Published Feb 17th, 2010
By Renée
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Although dogs don't face the social stigma of having pimple showing up on their face like human do, however, it can be very uncomfortable for the dog and a sore sight to us.
Pimples usually occur on younger dogs, however, ...
Published Jan 19th, 2010
By Renée
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I have a very happy dog, however, of late my dog has been wagging his tail less vigorous and sometimes not at all even on things that excite him. To be knowledge, I know for the fact that he ...
Published Sep 11th, 2009
By Renée
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Don't we just love it when our dogs would eat whatever is presented to them? In a perfect world, yes; but reality is that only a small fiction of these dogs would eat plain kibbles until their last meal.
There ...
Published Aug 7th, 2009
By Dawn A. Marcus, MD
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Dogs are excellent sleepers. They seem to naturally know when to sleep and how much to sleep and typically won’t let scheduling problems interfere with getting in enough sleep.
Man could really take a sleep lesson from his best friend. ...
Published Jul 15th, 2009
By Renée
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In my previously article I listed six macrominerals that are essential for dog's health. Without farther ado, here are the other six essential microminerals and 8 trace elements.
Microminerals
Microminerals consist of copper, iodine, iron, manganese, selenium, and zinc. Unlike macrominerals, ...
Published Jul 12th, 2009
By Renée
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Although minerals make up only 1% of body weight nevertheless they play important roles in dog's health. They carry out hundreds of metabolic functions in the body. For examples, calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus (marcominerals) help make up the bones ...
Published Jul 1st, 2009
By Renée
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There is little risk (or any) of over-supplementing with water-soluble vitamins. As said, these are not stored in the body in significant amount. Any excess will be filtered through the kidneys and excreted in urine four to eight hours ...
Published Jun 24th, 2009
By Renée
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Vitamins are nutrients that are needed as catalysts for the dog's metabolism. They are organic compounds that are essential to dog's growth and development and day-to-day life-support functions. Like mineral, vitamins work in countless ways to promote and maintain ...
Published Jun 19th, 2009
By Renée
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Just like humans, dogs need supplements for the very same reason we do. Dogs need a proper diet combined with vitamin and mineral supplementation in order to prevent sickness, disease, and promote longevity. Deficiency in the right vitamins and ...