The global pet diabetes care market size is expected to grow from $1.86 billion in 2022 to $2.03 billion in 2023. This is a rapidly growing dis-ease. With November being National Pet Diabetes Month, let’s unpack this into its important parts, so you can have a better handle on what to look for and do […]
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“There is no psychiatrist in the world like a puppy licking your face.” — Ben Williams Isn’t that the truth? The bond between humans and our pets runs long and deep, cherished for centuries. Yes, we’re so aware of the infinite joy (in between doing their business on the rug or getting into the laundry),
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Story bites: Nutrition is always the foundation of the house. Fresh, nutrient-dense food is the healthy choice for seniors. Medicinal mushrooms pack a powerful nutrition punch to nourish all parts of the aging body. Making certain adjustments in the home can help a senior losing his sight. More mindful grooming for thinner, aging skin and
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Previous post at a glance: Sophie’s echo cardiogram and chest xray showed signs of improvement Her kidney values started to come down Her complementary meets conventional protocol isn’t found in any book or anywhere online Homeopathy is allowing me to write this post. Why Did Sophie Die When She Was Improving? My beautiful Sophie
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As a pet parent, what do you struggle with most? What common pet health issues are you facing right now? The photo above is of pet mom, Sylvia, and client, Ruby, an adorable, young Havanese. Sylvia proactively came to me to get Ruby on a healthier track while she was still young, so she’d grow
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She was honking like a goose! There’s no mistaking it. That is the sound of a collapsed trachea in dogs or Congestive Heart Dis-ease/Failure. Sophie has both. How did I know her Congestive Heart Failure brought on a collapsed trachea? In the midst of her encouraging report at cardiologist, Dr. Julia Lindholm of CVCA North
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Previous Post At A Glance: We were officially on the heart dis-ease/kidney dis-ease see-saw of trying to manage fluid in her lungs with Lasix and keep her kidneys from being destroyed by Lasix Dr. Marty Goldstein suggested Azodyl, a supplement that can bring down kidney levels closer to normal I came across a little known/used
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As the threat of another hurricane barreling through South Florida looms and wildfires from a rainless summer in Texas escalate, we know we live in a world today, where pet disaster preparedness is more relevant than ever. September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. So, is your pet disaster prepared? Here’s what you’ll need to be
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Protein is THE most important component of your dog and cat’s food. And, how much protein in dog food or cat food must be balanced with what kind of protein, which is as important to their good health. What exactly do I mean? Let’s break it down. Why is protein so important in food How
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Previous post re-cap: Sophie was stable; her BUN had decreased from 78 to 54 with the adjusted midday dose of Furosemide The results of the mold test I’d done in the house, post “remediation,” came back with a confirmation we had been living in a house deemed dangerous and having the ability to make one
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