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2012

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Pet Wintertime Hazards and Safety Tips

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, Dogs, Winter Time Tips, Winter Time Tips, Winter Time Tips*By Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 31, 2012Leave a comment

Pet Wintertime Hazards and SafetyTips. Along with the end of the Holiday rush, for many of us this New Year, also brings winter’s chilling snow and frigid temperatures.

Pudgy Pets: How to Battle the Bulge this New Year

Ask Dr. Carol, Avoiding Disease, Cats, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 28, 2012Leave a comment

Pudgy Pets: How to Battle the Bulge this New Year. Pet owners wondering how to achieve and/or maintain a healthy body weight for Fido and Fluffy this New Year may want to think twice before reaching for traditional pet treats

Antifreeze Made Safer for Pets

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, Dogs, Pet News, Winter Time Tips, Winter Time Tips, Winter Time Tips*By Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 27, 2012Leave a comment

The Consumer Specialty Products Association along with the Humane Society Legislative Fund made a joint announcement on December 13, 2012 that antifreeze and other engine and radiator coolants manufactured in all 50 states will now contain a bitter flavoring agent.

Top 10 Dog Breeds of 2012

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 24, 2012Leave a comment

Top Dog Breeds. Dog lovers across the country have been polled and have voiced their opinions as to America’s favorite canine breeds for 2012. From Designer Dogs to the “Heinz 57” here are our countries most beloved canines.

Claudia’s Canine Cuisine - Pet Treats Recalled Due to Mold

Claudia’s Canine Cuisine – Pet Treats Recalled Due to Mold

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, Pet News, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 23, 2012Leave a comment

Claudia’s Canine Cuisine has issued a voluntary recall of 3 varieties of their pet treats. Sold in 7.5 ounce bags, Dog Candy Holiday Hound Cake and Blueberry Hound Cake are the three pet treats for which they issued this recall.

Patented Pet Product Revives Old, Limping Dog

Dogs, PAAWS Success StoriesBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 18, 20122 Comments

Patented Pet Product Revives Old, Limping Dog. Naturally we all want out pets to live forever and while that may not yet be possible I wanted to share this note below that I received from a grateful client with a 15 year young arthritic dog named Kiki.

Top Pet Emergency Conditions in 2011

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, Dogs, Pet Holiday Safety TipsBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 13, 2012Leave a comment

Whether you and your pets are heading over the river or through the woods this holiday season, remember keeping a close eye on Fido and Fluffy help to keep the holidays safe and healthy for all.

Essential Nutrients in Natural Pet Longevity Supplements

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 5, 2012Leave a comment

Essential Nutrients in Natural Pet Longevity Supplements. To optimize your pet’s health, wellness and longevity, look for USA made, water soluble, natural pet vitamin supplements, specifically designed as dog vitamin supplements or as cat vitamin supplements.

Dog Vomiting

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, Pancreas-Problems, PancreatitisBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 4, 2012Leave a comment

Dog Vomiting or Canine Vomiting that occurs occasionally in an otherwise healthy dog is generally not a cause for concern. By far the most common cause of vomiting in dogs is eating indiscriminately.

Pet Meds Pharmacy Mistakes on the Rise

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 3, 2012Leave a comment

Pet Meds Pharmacy Mistakes on the Rise. Naturally when your dog or cat is ill you seek out your veterinarian. When the vet prescribes medication many pet owners then head out to the pharmacy hoping their pet will once again begin feeling better.

Cat Runny Eyes

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, The EyesBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 2, 2012Leave a comment

Cat Runny Eyes. Yours cat’s eyes should normally be clear, bright, and free of discharge. Red, runny cat eyes can signal problems requiring treatment from eye drops to emergency surgery.

Pet Bully Sticks Recalled

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 30, 2012Leave a comment

Pet Bully Sticks Recalled. The FDA announced yet another pet treat recall. Carolina Prime Pet, Inc., manufactures a product called Priority Total Pet Care All Natural Bullstrips which were recalled due to Salmonella bacterial contamination.

How To Detect & Manage Canine Progressive Retinal Atrophy

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, The EyesBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 28, 20122 Comments

Canine Progressive Retinal Atrophy is an inherited non painful disease which causes degeneration of the retina and irreversible blindness. Most breeds, i.e. Beagles, Border Collies, and Borzoi are affected at 6 to 8 years of age.

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Why Feeding Beans Benefits Pet Diabetes

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, Diabetes, Diabetes, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 27, 2012Leave a comment

Beans Benefits Pet Diabetes. A recent study found that supplementing your pet diabetics diet with a variety of legumes including beans, chickpeas and lentils not only helps to stabilize blood sugar and insulin levels

Veggies Boost Dog Longevity

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 23, 2012Leave a comment

Veggies Boost Dog Longevity. According to a new study, adding veggies to your pet’s diet can significantly increase healthy lifespans. A pet diet rich in vegetables not only reduces the risk of Diabetes and heart disease but also reduces the incidence of cancer.

Dog Dry Eye

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, The EyesBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 18, 2012Leave a comment

Dog Dry Eye. Tears supply the cornea with oxygen and nutrients; therefore they are essential to keep the cornea healthy. If the cornea is deprived of oxygen and food because of a lack of tear film

Dog Cherry Eye

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, The EyesBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 16, 2012Leave a comment

Dog Cherry Eye is defined as a prolapse of the gland of the third eyelid. The medical term is “glandular hypertrophy.” Dry Eye describes changes that occur in the eye resulting from a lack of tears.

Dog Eye Cataracts – How to Detect & Treat

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, The EyesBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 15, 2012Leave a comment

Dog Eye or Canine Cataracts are the second leading eye disease in dogs. A normal lens, which sits behind the pupil, is transparent and focuses incoming light on to the retina.

How to Recognize & Treat Dog Eye Ulcers

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, The EyesBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 14, 20121 Comment

Dog Eye Ulcers. A dog eye ulcer is usually called a corneal ulcer. A corneal ulcer is an abrasion to the top layer of tissue lining the cornea which is the clear part of the eye. Canine Corneal Ulcers are the third most common eye problem in dogs.

Dog Runny Eyes

Allergy, Ask Dr. Carol, Dog Allergy, Dogs, The EyesBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 13, 20122 Comments

Dog Runny Eyes. Yours dog’s eyes should normally be clear, bright, and free of discharge. Red eyes in a dog can signal problems requiring treatment from eye drops to emergency surgery.

Organic Food Market goes to the Dogs

Dr. Carol: In The MediaBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 12, 2012Leave a comment

Organic Food Market. NEW YORK — If you’re wondering who will be the next target for the organic food movement—look no further than the family pet. To date, sales of all-natural and organic pet food are up significantly

Dog Treats Recalled Again

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, Pet News, Zoonotic DiseasesBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 11, 2012Leave a comment

Dog Treats Recalled Again. Protein crunch dog bars, sold under the brand Charlee Bear are being recalled due to Salmonella bacterial contamination. These protein dog bars were distributed across the United States

In Honor of US Military Working Dogs

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 9, 2012Leave a comment

US Military Working Dogs. Most of us are familiar with the heroic efforts our military working dogs provide both in the United States and abroad. Thanks to John Burnham, a decorated Vietnam War Veteran dog handler

Wellness Pet Food Recall & Solutions

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, Pet News, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 7, 2012Leave a comment

Wellness Pet Food Recall & Solutions. Wellness has issued a recall of one of its wellness dog food recipes. The recall applies specifically to the 12 pound bags of Wellness Small Breed Adult Health dry dog food

How to Detect Pet Cancer

Ask Dr. Carol, Avoiding Disease, Cancer, Cancer, Cats, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 6, 20122 Comments

Detect Pet Cancer. According to Veterinary Pet Insurance Company over 48,000 claims were received last year, making pet cancer related claims the fourth most common pet medical claim for 2011.

How Pets are Weathering Hurricane Sandy

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 2, 2012Leave a comment

Hurricane Sandy. Super storm Sandy has left chaos, flooding, power outages and devastation after it slammed the North East, Mid Atlantic and Great Lakes regions.

Euthanasia of Deaf Dalmatians

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 1, 20121 Comment

Deaf Dalmatians. According to the Dalmatian Club of America, (DCA), Dalmatian puppies born deaf do not make suitable pets. The Club requires Dalmatian breeders to put deaf puppies to sleep at birth.

Certain Pet Nutritional Supplements Not Beneficial

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, Dogs, Pet News, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneOctober 30, 2012Leave a comment

Pet Nutritional Supplements. Most of us are familiar with the many health benefits of pet nutritional supplements for dogs and cats. On the other hand there are certain pet supplements that are not only less

Doping Dogs is No Laughing Matter

Ask Dr. Carol, Avoiding Disease, Cats, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneOctober 28, 2012Leave a comment

Doping Dogs. Most of us are familiar with marijuana, and its medicinal properties. Benefits touted include helping cancer patients cope with daily life, appetite enhancement and pain relief.

Good Dietary Fats Slow Pet Aging Process

Ask Dr. Carol, Avoiding Disease, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneOctober 27, 2012Leave a comment

Good Dietary Fats. We have all heard about the benefits of essential omega-3 fatty acids and recent research now indicates that adding good fats to your pet’s diet may slow the aging process

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