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April 2012

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Supplements

Does My Young Dog Really Need Supplements ?

AllPawsPetTalk, Ask Dr. Carol, Avoiding Disease, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 30, 2012Leave a comment

Supplements. Many pet owners often overlook, or underestimate, the need for quality supplementation in young dogs. Just as you would want to ensure that your child has proper nutrition to grow strong and reach his or her full physical and mental potential

Diamond Pet Foods

Diamond Recalls More Dry Dog Food

Avoiding Disease, Dogs, Pet Health Resources, Pet News, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 27, 20121 Comment

Diamond Pet Foods. Missouri based Diamond Pet Foods has issued a voluntary recall of one run of Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul Adult Light Formula dry dog food.

What to Do if Your Dog Is Choking

What to Do if Your Dog Is Choking

Dogs, First AidBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 26, 20121 Comment

Dog Choking ? Recently a K-9 officer was credited with saving the life of a family pet who was choking. Harry, a lovable Shih Tzu, began choking on a raw-hide treat at his home in West Hartford.

Waggin' Train Treats

Class Action Suit Against Manufacturers of Waggin’ Train Treats

Dogs, Pet News, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 25, 2012Leave a comment

Myself and other pet health professionals have been speaking out against the chicken jerky treats from Waggin’ Train for months, warning consumers that these treats have been linked to illness and death in several dogs. Now, a $5 million class action lawsuit has been filed against Nestle’ Purina and Wal-Mart by a pet owner whose…

Ringworm

Getting Rid of Ringworm

Cats, Dogs, Zoonotic DiseasesBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 24, 2012Leave a comment

Ringworm. Occurring three times more often in cats than dogs, ringworm (dermatophytosis) is the most common fungal infection in the world in animals.

Hyper Pups and Fraidy Cats

Hyper Pups and Fraidy Cats

Behavioral Problems, Behavioral Problems, Cats, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 23, 2012Leave a comment

Hyper Pups and Fraidy Cats. Our pets love to move, it seems, though sometimes not in ways we would expect. When our pets are much more active than we expect, we sometimes refer to them as being hyperactive.

Westie

Ask Dr Carol: My Dog Has Black Crusts Around Her Lips

Allergy, Ask Dr. Carol, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 20, 201213 Comments

My baby girl [a Westie] has developed black crusts around her lips that I cannot seem to remove. Our local veterinarian has tried steroids and antibiotics, but the condition appears to be worsening. What can I do? What causes this?

My dog

Ask Dr Carol: Is it Kennel Cough?

Ask Dr. Carol, Dogs, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 19, 2012Leave a comment

My dog developed a cough a few weeks ago. The vet said everything appeared fine, and she recovered fairly quickly. Recently, the cough has returned and now she’s started “snorting” in what seems to be an effort to clear a blocked nasal passage or something

Tornadoes

Pet Safety During Tornadoes

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 18, 20121 Comment

Tornadoes ravaged the Midwest and Southern states recently. Homes were destroyed, businesses ruined, and lives were lost.

play for pets

Increased Life Through Play for Pets

AllPawsPetTalk, Avoiding Disease, Cats, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 17, 20121 Comment

While all work and no play can make Jack a dull boy, the results can be even worse for Jack’s pet friends.

Pet Food Labels

A Closer Look at Pet Food Labels

AllPawsPetTalk, Cats, Dogs, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 16, 2012Leave a comment

Pet Food Labels. Pet food is big business with over 65 million households in the United States being home to one or more dogs.

Feline Asthma

Treating Feline Asthma

Ask Dr. Carol, Cat Allergies, CatsBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 13, 20121 Comment

Yesterday we discussed the signs and symptoms of feline asthma, a breathing disorder that affects nearly 800,000 domestic cats.

Feline Asthma

Feline Asthma: Does Your Cat Have It?

Cat Allergies, Cats, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 12, 2012Leave a comment

Feline Asthma. It is estimated that over 800,000 domestic cats suffer from feline asthma – is your cat one of these statistics?

Pet Costs

Saving on Pet Costs

Cats, Dogs, Pet Health ResourcesBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 11, 2012Leave a comment

Pet Costs. Just a short note today, folks.. just want to pass along a couple of things that seemed overlooked in an article I read today.

Pet Aging Process

Pet Aging Process for Dogs and Cats

AllPawsPetTalk, Ask Dr. Carol, Avoiding Disease, Cats, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 10, 2012Leave a comment

The pet aging process is affected by lifestyle (70%) and genetics (30%). Up to 90 percent of diseases in pets are due to the degenerative processes associated with aging.

What Not to Feed Your Pet

What Not to Feed Your Pet

Ask Dr. Carol, Avoiding Disease, Cats, Dogs, General Health, General Health, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 9, 2012Leave a comment

What Not to Feed Your Pet. Because we routinely feed our pets bits and pieces of “human food” as a treat or snack, it is important that pet owners keep in mind a list of foods that are not safe to feed.

Homemade Pet Meals

More Homemade Pet Meals

Cats, Dogs, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 6, 2012Leave a comment

Homemade Pet Meals. As we wrap up our week-long series on delicious homemade pet recipes, these last two are known as favorites among those with padded paws!

Dogs Like Salmon. Cats aren't the only four-legged members of the household who enjoy the taste of salmon. Many dogs also like salmon and other fish foods, especially when the recipe is flavored with some other enticing ingredients.

Dogs Like Salmon, Too! Salmon Recipe for Dogs

Dogs, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 5, 2012Leave a comment

Dogs Like Salmon. Cats aren’t the only four-legged members of the household who enjoy the taste of salmon. Many dogs also like salmon and other fish foods, especially when the recipe is flavored with some other enticing ingredients.

Salmon Pate Is Purrfect for Cats

Salmon Pate Is Purrfect for Cats

Avoiding Disease, Cats, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 4, 2012Leave a comment

Cats demand foods that are both tasty and pleasing to their noses. While some cats will eat only meat or fish, many enjoy a variety in their diet.

Dogs, much like their human parents, often love pasta and noodle dishes. When the days heat up but the evenings and nights remain a bit cooler, few foods can fill the belly like a plate of lasagna.

Puppy Pasta! Lasagna Recipe for Dogs

Dogs, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 3, 2012Leave a comment

Dogs, much like their human parents, often love pasta and noodle dishes. When the days heat up but the evenings and nights remain a bit cooler, few foods can fill the belly like a plate of lasagna.

pet recipes

Healthy and Filling Pet Breakfast Recipes

Ask Dr. Carol, Cats, Dogs, Pet NutritionBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 2, 20122 Comments

Pet Breakfast Recipes. Holistic veterinarian recommends feeding your pet twice each day, so starting them off with a healthy and filling breakfast is important!

pet recipes

Getting Ready for Easter

Cats, Dogs, General Health, General Health, Pet Holiday Safety TipsBy Dr. Carol OsborneApril 1, 2012Leave a comment

Easter is a favorite holiday for kids and adults alike. Family and church gatherings are often filled with delicious foods and candy treats, not to mention Easter egg hunts that are enjoyed by the young and old alike.

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