Stop Hair Loss in Dogs the Natural Way

Stop Hair Loss in Dogs the Natural Way

Various Factors can be Involved with Hair Loss in DogsContributors to Hair Loss in Dogs Significant Hair Loss in Dogs has much to do with the health of the skin and hair follicles and is normally tied to much deeper problems. If your dog is experiencing a problem that...

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Bone Disorders in Dogs

Bone Disorders in Dogs

Information on Bone & Growth Related Issues in Dogs The most common issue related to bones in dogs has to do with growth and development problems. This is seen this quite frequently in the larger breeds - due to their tendency toward overly rapid or unchecked...

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FeLV & FIV in Cats

FeLV & FIV in Cats

FeLV and FIV are considered retroviruses, meaning they produce an enzyme, reverse transcriptase, which permits them to insert copies of their genetic material into the cells they have infected. Both diseases may lead to the suppression of the host's immune system,...

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Smooth-Coat Collie and Seizure Concerns

Smooth-Coat Collie and Seizure Concerns

Jack's Challenges:  Seizures or Convulsive fits Seizure concerns started early for Jack Jack, our smooth coated Collie, was 3 months old when he had his first seizure with us. I took him to the vet and they did some blood tests to rule out liver or other problems that...

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Signs of Aging Problems in Dogs

Signs of Aging Problems in Dogs

Common Symptoms of Aging in Dogs A general slowdown, loss of energy, vitality Changes in the sleep routine, restlessness or pacing at night Increased barking and vocalization. Repeated or habitual behaviors. Fear of known people or objects. Forgetting familiar...

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Anal Gland Problems in Dogs

Anal Gland Problems in Dogs

Dogs and Anal Gland Concerns Anal sacs are scent glands of the dog located just below, to the left and right of the rectum. As a large stool is passed through the rectum, pressure is applied to the sacs forcing a small amount of anal gland secretion to the stool. This...

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Asthma in Dogs

Asthma in Dogs

  Nzymes Can play a Supportive Role with Dog Asthma Dog Asthma, What it is Asthma in dogs, as a chronic, repetitive condition of your pet's respiratory system, is an ailment that makes normal breathing very difficult for the afflicted dog (or other pet). From time to...

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