Preventing Dog Worms Symptoms Naturally

by Brigitte Smith on January 19, 2012

Dog Worms

 

Does Your Pet Suffer from Dog Worms and Other Parasites?

Holistic practitioners recognize that the whole animal should be treated to maximize health and support balance in the system.

A combination of natural medicine, healthy diet and regular exercise is recommended to promote pet digestive health and integrity.

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What is Parasite Dr.?

Parasite Dr. is a 100% herbal remedy specially formulated to promote digestive health and balance, which in turn discourages dog worms.

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How long has Parasite Dr. been on the market?

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Herbal and homeopathic remedies can play an important role in promoting the health and balance of your dog’s digestive system and a holistic approach is the best way of contributing towards your pet’s general health.

In the wild, animals instinctively seek out plants that will help to support health in various body systems. It therefore makes sense that as owners, we can help our domestic pets by making herbal and other natural supplements available to them.

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Old English Sheepdog

by Sarah Fortrell on January 17, 2012

If you want to talk shaggy, you can’t get any shaggier than the Old English Sheepdog. This awesome animal is one of the best pets to have around the house.

Old English Sheepdog

 

There is little bad to say about the Old English Sheepdog. They exemplify everything that we love in dogs. They are happy, easy going, playful and loves children. They were used as working dogs by farmers before so if they seem like they are lovingly herding members of your family, you shouldn’t be surprised.

This breed can live up to 12 years and are relatively healthy. They do, however, have some canine ailments that they are prone to. Some of these sicknesses are eye problems, hip dysplasia and Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia or IMHA.

Old English Sheepdog

Old English Sheepdog Health Problems

Cataracts are a fairly common ailment that dogs contract. There are several classifications of cataracts namely congenital, developmental, senile and inherited. The Sheepdog is usually the victim of congenital cataracts. They did not inherit this gene, but are nonetheless born with cataracts, perhaps because of toxins or formation of some bacteria in their eyes when they were puppies. It may be caused by extra lashes or distichiasis. Short and stubby lashes can rub into the eye’s lenses and cause irritation.

When Old English Sheepdogs are born with cataracts, they develop generalized progressive retinal atrophy. It is a degenerative disease that eventually leads to blindness. These eye problems result in reduced vision, but are not painful for the dogs. There is no known cure for it yet, but there are several supplements that can help inhibit the progress of eye problems in dogs.

Hip dysplasia is a common skeletal problem of many dogs, especially those of larger breeds. When this is left untreated, it will advance to severe arthritis which is extremely uncomfortable for dogs. You can prevent your dog from developing hip dysplasia by keeping him on a healthy diet and monitoring his calorie intake. A heavy dog tends to put undue pressure on his bones that can aggravate bone problems, inherited or otherwise.

Not a lot of pet owners know about IMHA in dogs and even scientists are not entirely sure on the exact cause and treatment for it. IMHA is disease that strikes the immune system of the animal. The red blood cells are destroyed, and this can be a precedent for various types of cancer.

There are reports that IMHA can be caused by vaccinations that have gone wrong. If a dog is “over-vaccinated” for example, the aggressive white cells that fights viruses end up destroying the healthy normal cells as well. You may be playing the part of a responsible dog owner, but it is important to be extra cautious when vaccinating dogs that may be prone to IMHA like the Old English Sheepdog.

Vaccinating Your Old English Sheepdog

Consult the vet on the dosage and frequency of your dog’s vaccination, as well as the diet and exercise you can give to him. Properly taken cared of, the Old English Sheepdog will live long and he can enjoy many happy memories with you and your family.

 

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Shorty and Gypsy

by Brigitte Smith on December 27, 2011

Here is a personal (and heart rending) Dog Story by HealthierDogs.com reader, Debbie, from East Texas …

The way we got my Shorty is a little unusual, and really sad.   We live in the country, and there was some real low lifes, living across the street.  Maybe 10 dogs and several cats, and when the man got home he threw out a bowl of food, and whoever ate, ate, and the rest got nothing.

Shorty started coming to my gate, and asking to come in.  We let him in, and he stayed all day on the porch, with fresh water and food.   At night we turned him outside the gate, we are 2 acres fenced.   The next morning he was there again, outside the gate waiting patiently to get in.   I did not want to bring him in the house, because he was not mine.  I fell in love with him from the first time I saw him.   Let me clarify when I turned him outside the gate, our road is a dirt road, and does not join a main road for a good while, so he just crossed over the dirt road to hell again.

Finally my husband went over to talk to them and see if they would let me have him.  The neighbour said they did not want him, or any of the others, feel free to take him.   He was so protective of his food for quite a while, we understood.  We went to the vet first off, because he did not look well in his eyes.  Being part Chow, and part Basset.  I knew he could have problems with being part Chow.

I had been there before.  Indeed he had red mange, passed from mother to son, in too close mating with Chows.  Also bad internal parasites.

 <=   Shorty

Long story short, after 2 years of medicines and weekly soaking baths, he made it ok.   He is my baby, and I will truly be uncontrollable when something ever happens to him.   Shorty is 12 now, and always travels with us, and goes everywhere.

Thank you for pointing out that there are some of us who think of our puppies as family, not to be tied up in the yard, or locked outside.  I am a road warrior, and pick up animals, or abused animals, as I suspect.  When you live in this part of the country, it is really really sad.  We live in east Texas, in USA.
 

Gypsy’s story is different.  We found her on the side of the road, her whole back side covered in blood.  She was probably thrown out of a car and run over.  Her right leg was broken in two, almost her left, and her tail was broken in 2 places.   We found a vet and he tried to put a rod in , which he did, her ball socket  was destroyed, and had to be removed. 

Long story short again, she atrophied, which is muscle seered to the bone.  Tough start for s 6 month old little girl.

Gypsy   =>

She loves everyone, and when we have them out, no one will touch her, similar to a person in a wheelchair, people want nothing to do with her  when they see she has a problem.

She does not understand.  Everyone wants to play with Shorty, but will not touch her.

Unless people understand we just keep them with us.

Gypsy is 13 this year.  She is my little angel.  Follows me everywhere.   I know when she is hurting, and give her a baby aspirin, next day she is back again.   She never complains, doesn’t get too cold, wet, or hot, always willing to follow us everywhere.

Sorry to bend your ear, thank you for listening,

Debbie.

 

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Canidae Dog Food is One of the Best Dog Foods Around

by Sarah Fortrell on December 26, 2011

Most pet owners would agree with me that their dogs are an important part of their lives. As such, we strive to give them the best things in life that will improve not just the quantity, but the quality of their life. A crucial factor in determining this is the food that we give them. Canidae dog food is one of the best dog foods that you can feel safe to feed your dog.

Canidae Dog Food

 

What is special about Canidae dog food? After all, aren’t all dog food pretty much the same? Nothing could be further from the truth. There are a lot of commercial pet food that line the aisles of our grocery stores. Many of them are cheap, but they are more often than not detrimental to your dog’s health. It would be wiser to invest in a premium dog food and enjoy a healthy dog, than opt for the cheaper substitute and risk a frail and sickly pet.

Perhaps the most important thing to look for in dog food is the ingredients that are in the bag. Dogs need to have a lot of protein in their diet and meat is the best source of protein there is. This is especially true for puppies, pregnant dogs and nursing dogs. Nuts and grains are adequate protein sources but the best kinds of pet food are those that lists meat as the primary ingredients.

The manufacturers of Canidae pet food know this. If you check the labels of their food, meat is listed as the first few ingredients. Depending on the variety you want, you can choose from beef, beef meal, bison, chicken, chicken meal, turkey meal, lamb meat, lamb meal, salmon, salmon meal, fish meal and duck. Duck is particularly beneficial for dogs that are low in iron—a mineral that duck meat is rich of.

Canidae Dog Food Grains

Aside from meat, Canidae is also known to provide a good serving of healthy grains and carbohydrates. Brown rice, white rice, rice bran, oatmeal and millet, peas, potato, tomato pomace, chicken fat (full of minerals and fatty acids for clear skin and healthy coat of hair), eggs, alfalfa, sage, rosemary, kelp, apples and cranberries are among some ingredients that are incorporated in some bags of Canidae food.

Giving your dog an excellent diet is critical in maintaining his best health. For example, chondroitin and glucosamine are minerals that aid in preventing the onset of arthritis in canines. Prebiotics, probiotics, digestive enzymes and cellulase are enzymes that improve the digestive tract health and your dog’s immune system. These are just some examples of minerals that have been formulated in Canidae dog food.

Switching to Canidae Dog Food

If you are planning to switch your dog from another food to Canidae, make the transition slowly. When their diet is suddenly changed, the dogs experience stress and their digestion is affected. Gradually decrease the amount of the dog food you want to wean him away from as you increase the ratio of Canidae into his system.

Don’t forget to consult with the vet before making any changes in your dog’s diet. Your dog may have health concerns that a correction in his food intake may help improve. Keep in mind that certain dogs may have a higher (or lower, if your dog has medical issues with protein absorption) protein requirement so you need to adjust the meals that you give him accordingly.

An investment towards his health has long term dividends. Enjoy a healthy and happy dog when you do! Click on these links to get your Canidae dog food today.

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