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Abnormal Eyelid in Dogs

Published on September 25, 2010 By admin

Entropion in Dogs   Entropion is a genetic condition in which a portion of the eyelid is inverted or folded inward. This can cause an eyelash or hair to irritate and scratch the surface of the eye, leading to corneal ulceration or perforation. It can also cause dark-colored scar tissue to build up over the [...]

Herb ‘N’ Living: Growing a Home Garden for Your Pet

Published on September 24, 2010 By admin

  Some animal experts have asserted that pets intuitively eat plants according to their specific medicinal value — that is, as long as they have several plants to choose from. The problem, however, is that we choose our plants for beauty rather than edibility. So when a pet has only household plants or landscaping to [...]

Eight Herbs to Improve Your Dog’s Health

Published on September 24, 2010 By admin

Herbs for Common Dog Ailments     Herbs. How boring would your Bolognese sauce be without them? Herbs have long been used to treat and prevent ailments in people, and apart from smelling good and adding an extra something to your cooking, certain herbs can help out your dog, too.   If you have room to [...]

Abnormal Development of the Elbow in Dogs

Published on September 24, 2010 By admin

Elbow Dysplasia in Dogs   Elbow dysplasia is a condition caused by the abnormal growth of cells, tissue, or bone. The condition is characterized by a series of four developmental abnormalities that lead to malformation and degeneration of the elbow joint. It is the most common cause of elbow pain and lameness, and one of [...]

Why Do Cats Eat Grass?

Published on September 23, 2010 By admin

  Whether you have an indoor or outdoor cat, one thing is for certain: your feline friend has probably nibbled on grass on more than one occasion. While it might seem like strange behavior — especially when your cat throws up afterwards — there’s really nothing to worry about. Not only is there no evidence [...]

Ten Herbs to Improve Your Cat’s Health

Published on September 23, 2010 By admin

Herbs for Common Cat Ailments   If you’re lucky enough to have a garden, a balcony, or even just a sunny window sill, then you can grow your own herb garden. Herbs grow easily, are delicious, and certain plants are not only adored by your kitty, but can also be very good for her health [...]

Doga: Yoga for Dogs

Published on September 23, 2010 By admin

Let Fido Find His ‘Inner Dog’   We just love to take our dogs with us wherever we go. In the car, to the beach, for walks, a swim. And now, there’s something else you can do with your dog — Yoga!   Dubbed “Doga,” it seems this new craze is taking the nation by [...]

A Pet Guide to Going ‘Green’

Published on September 23, 2010 By admin

  Maybe you’re driving a Toyota Prius that gets 40 MPG. Or maybe you’ve got solar panels on your roof, compact fluorescent light bulbs in your home, and an organic garden in your backyard. But that doesn’t mean you should stop exploring more ways to reduce your carbon footprint. And for the rest of us, [...]

Abdominal Cavity Inflammation in Dogs

Published on September 23, 2010 By admin

Peritonitis in Dogs   The abdominal cavity is lined with a thin, watery membrane, called the peritoneum. When the dog’s  abdominal cavity, also called the peritoneal cavity, is injured, the peritoneum becomes inflamed.   The severity of the inflammation depends on the type of injury the peritoneal cavity has undergone. Peritonitis is frequently a painful [...]

Four Common Home Remedies for Your Cat

Published on September 21, 2010 By admin

  More people are turning to natural remedies for both themselves and their pets. While nothing can replace the expertise of your local vet, there are many natural remedies to combat common cat ailments. Below you will find several popular holistic methods — all of which can be done from the comfort of your own [...]

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