Common Dog Diseases: Cancer in Dogs Has a Promising Treatment Nobody wants to hear about cancer in dogs. This terrible disease is so distressing on anyone whose beloved canine has been given that diagnosis and we will do everything to…
Dog Health Care: A Practical Guide in 12 Parts (With 3 videos!)
Dog Health Care: Improving The Health Of Pets Using Pet Medicine Animals usually seek to conceal their injuries or illnesses because in this way, they can be able to avoid attacks from predators. This is also the case with domestic…
Dog Dental Care Tips – 5 Articles & 3 Videos (Important!)
Dog Dental Care: Symptoms & Treatments It is very common for any dog over the age of three to have some form of dental disease such as tartar or gingivitis. In fact, statistics state 85%. This is why dental disease…
Heartworm in Dogs – Prevention. Other Dog Health Care Tips
Heartworm in Dogs: Low Cost Prevention Beats Expensive, Risky Treatment Using one of the heartworm medicines for dogs monthly throughout the year will protect your precious pet from heartworm disease throughout his life. Responsible pet owners know heartworm prevention is…
Dog Health: Insightful Tips for Good Health In Dogs
The life of dogs is very delicate. There are a lot of health problems that can come as a result of not feeding dogs the right food and letting them exercise. In general, the life of a dog is very short and hence the way you treat it is very important. Since they are your buddies, you are supposed to let them live a stress free life. Read on for more information on how to promote good health in dogs.
Diabetes in Dogs: What You Need to Know (“Must-Read”!)
In the same way that millions of people cope with diabetes, so too, does the disease affect canines. Specifically, the disorder is called diabetes mellitus (DM). An insulin deficiency prevents your pooch’s body from metabolizing glucose effectively. There are two varieties of DM: Type I and Type II. The former is the most prevalent type (99% of dogs with DM suffer from this type) and occurs when the body doesn’t produce enough insulin. The latter occurs when insulin is manufactured but your pooch’s body isn’t able to use it properly.