Nancy Houser | September 29, 2009
Dog owners need to stay just as healthy as their animals in order to properly care for their pets. One of the cheapest ways to stay this way while also using natural preventive medicine is with honey and cinnamon.
There are no citations on this article as it is general information on the Internet and was [...]
Nancy Houser | August 9, 2009
A local Nebraska dog groomer by the name of Peggy has sent us a wonderful rescue remedy she mixes up for her orphan rescues and animals who physically and mentally go down. Thank you, Peggy….maybe this will help pet owners whose tiny little pets go down when they first bring them home!
one bottle of pedialyte–clear
one [...]
Nancy Houser | July 31, 2009
There may always be a time when a pet owner will find their pet unconscious, not breathing, and with no pulse–a time when pet health becomes of immediate concern with very little time allowed. One of the first things a pet owner who practices natural therapy will do is use a fingernail, a needle, or [...]
Nancy Houser | July 30, 2009
With touch one of the most universal forms of healing therapies in the world, the simple act of laying on of the hands and the more artistic form of animal acupuncture has become increasingly popular with pet owners. Orthodox vets and pet healthcare practitioners are quickly becoming trained in the use of acupuncture and pets.
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Nancy Houser | June 20, 2009
Routine care coverage for dogs involve regular check-ups at least twice a year. Unfortunately, optimal routine care for the dogs through the majority of pet or dog health insurance programs is typically not offered to the policyholders, unless through a special “rider” or “add-on” at higher rates. Regular visits to the vet that include regular [...]
Nancy Houser | June 17, 2009
Symptoms of dogs who are afraid of storms demonstrate their signs in varying ways. Considered part of the noise phobia, dogs afraid of storms may also be afraid of gunshots, cars backfiring, fireworks, large trucks thundering by, or any other extremely loud noise. Some cases have demonstrated that a dog’s fear of storms may be [...]
Nancy Houser | June 3, 2009
Blastomycosis in dogs is the parasite fungal organism “Blastomyces dermatitidis” that many times can be misdiagnosed in dogs, with approximately 65% of diagnosed dogs surviving. Considered a fungal disease in mammals, humans, horses, cats, ferrets, and dogs, it has been misdiagnosed in dogs as cancer, Lyme Disease, viral infections, and Valley Fever which causes many [...]
Nancy Houser | May 27, 2009
Most people do not think of the many side effects and dangers of rabies shots in dogs, recognizing even less the symptoms of rabies shots problems in dogs. Unfortunately, they can be life threatening and dangerous to our family pets so knowing what they are may save your pet’s life.
If your dog is showing symptoms [...]
