Spirulina is a known superfood for humans, but what about dogs? What are the benefits of spirulina for dogs? And how do you find a good product? Let’s find out! What is Spirulina? Spirulina is a blue-green microalgae that has gained significant attention due to its high nutritional content and potential health benefits. Classified asContinueContinue reading “Benefits of Spirulina for Dogs: Superfood or Pond Scum?”
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Natural Remedies For Your Dog’s Upset Stomach
Just like humans, dogs can experience an upset stomach from time to time. This can be caused by various factors, such as dietary indiscretion, stress, or an underlying medical condition. While it’s always important to consult with a veterinarian if your dog’s symptoms are severe or persistent, there are several natural remedies that can helpContinueContinue reading “Natural Remedies For Your Dog’s Upset Stomach”
Ginger for Dogs with Cancer: A Natural Approach to Support Healing
Cancer is an unfortunate reality for many dogs, and finding ways to support their health and well-being during treatment is a top priority for pet owners. As complementary and alternative therapies gain traction in veterinary medicine, natural remedies such as ginger have become increasingly popular for supporting dogs with cancer. This blog post will exploreContinueContinue reading “Ginger for Dogs with Cancer: A Natural Approach to Support Healing”
Natural Remedies for Allergies in Dogs
When looking for a quick solution to relieve allergy symptoms, many pet parents turn to Benadryl. However, while Benadryl for dog allergies is quick-acting, it doesn’t address the underlying cause of the problem, and it may come with a hefty health risk. As a result, more pet owners are looking for a natural alternative toContinueContinue reading “Natural Remedies for Allergies in Dogs”
7 Benefits of Cranberries for Dogs
Cranberries provide a variety of health benefits that aren’t limited to humans. You may be aware that they can aid with urinary tract problems. But it turns out they’re capable of much more. Cranberries for dogs are incredibly beneficial. We don’t advocate serving cranberry sauce with your dog’s turkey necks. You don’t want to feedContinueContinue reading “7 Benefits of Cranberries for Dogs”
How To Manage A Dog Ear Hematoma Naturally
Your dog’s ear has enlarged and appears to have a large blister on it. It could be tiny or obstruct the entire ear. What you are likely witnessing is a dog ear hematoma, regardless of its size. There’s often no need to panic, even though the name and abrupt presence of it are unsettling. AlthoughContinueContinue reading “How To Manage A Dog Ear Hematoma Naturally”
The Danger of Prednisone for Dogs
While prednisone for dogs is a common cancer treatment, it can have some serious side effects. If your dog has been diagnosed with cancer and is taking prednisone, it’s important to understand the drug’s pros and cons. How Does Prednisone Work? Prednisone is a synthetic pharmaceutical (manufactured in a lab in a form that isContinueContinue reading “The Danger of Prednisone for Dogs”
Garlic for Dogs with Cancer: Adding a Dog Garlic Supplement
Garlic is one of the oldest medicines on the planet and has been used throughout human history to treat almost everything from viruses to cancer. While there are some people who do not like the taste of garlic, others swear by it as a natural remedy for many ailments. The benefits of garlic for dogsContinueContinue reading “Garlic for Dogs with Cancer: Adding a Dog Garlic Supplement”
How Flea and Tick Meds Can Shorten Your Dog’s Life
Flea and tick prevention for your dog might be challenging. So, what are your options if you’re trying to avoid toxins? You and your dog are coping with an out-of-control flea or tick infestation. You’re both yearning for relief from the scratching. Don’t get discouraged. Here’s everything you’ll need to sift through all of theContinueContinue reading “How Flea and Tick Meds Can Shorten Your Dog’s Life”
Pancreatitis in Dogs
Pancreatitis in dogs is common, in fact, nearly 50 percent of dogs and cats with pancreatic issues will develop pancreatitis in their lifetime. If not treated, this can result in serious illness, and discomfort, and can be fatal. Recognizing the signs of pancreatitis early and beginning a holistic treatment plan can help your pet live a longer,ContinueContinue reading “Pancreatitis in Dogs”