Healthy Remedies geared to support Canine Heart Health & Cardiac Function in Dogs: Omega-3 Fatty Acids (EPA/DHA found in Fish oil, Flaxseed oil) Quality Omega-3 Products contain around 850 MG of EPA, and 200 DHA. Can be given once or twice daily depending on the dog. Hemp seed oil is NOT digestible for dogs. Coenzyme…
How Dog Owners Keep their Canine’s Heart Healthy Does your dog bark for bacon at breakfast time? What about a good game of fetch? Your canine has a hearty appetite and is always up for playtime so obviously he’s healthy and you don’t have to worry about heart issues, right or wrong? Ten percent of…
The grass is green and inviting and the weather is great – what better time to throw a ball with your dog or go on an hours-long walk? Unfortunately, all this natural beauty and extra time outside comes with some risks to your family dog: Namely, mosquito bites. You may know all the go-to remedies for…
The 4th of July is a time for friends, family, and fun. But it can also be a time of fear for our furry pet friends. Fireworks can be scary and loud for them, so how can we keep our pets safe and happy during this holiday? Here are some tips to make the 4th…
The perfect pet. Before you buy a pet do your homework and be responsible. Don’t buy on impulse, be honest with yourself about the amount of time and work you are willing to put into a pet: for moms with kids: you are essentially adding another child to your family who will be with you…
You’ve probably heard that we’re in the middle of the Fur-Baby Boom where more people are adopting pets and treating them like family than ever before. The trend started while people were looking for companionship during the covid 19 pandemic, but the boom is far from over. People have found a new appreciation for their pets and…
Homeopathic Remedies for Neutralize of Pet Vaccines and Reactions To help protect your pet from deadly, contagious viral diseases, consider keeping your dog and cats’ essential vaccinations up to date. Pet Vaccines are important even for pets living “mostly” indoors. This is quite common especially with “indoor” cats. Why is my cat sneezing and suffering…
The pet anti-aging movement is already occurring as many veterinarians are shifting from our current disease based model of medicine to pro-active preventative wellness protocols that focus on natural health to prolong their pets life. Pet Anti-Aging Movement – Real or Hype? No one likes to think about a beloved pet growing older. We cringe…
We know why male dogs sometimes hump everything in sight, but why would a female dog do the same thing? Humping in any dog is a sign of great health, vitality, and longevity. Not to mention lots of vigor. Humping in female dogs is a very normal sexual behavior. In general female dogs can hump…
Don’t forget about Fido’s heart health, too! When aiming to keep our canines as healthy and happy as can be, considering your dog’s heart health is extremely important—up to 75% of senior dogs will eventually develop some form of canine heart disease. Signs of Canine Heart Disease (if you notice any of these, take your…
Special-needs pets often surprise adopters with their ability to overcome challenges. Meet seven dogs and cats who don’t let anything stand in their way. “If the ball of fur you bonded with has three legs, only one eye, or needs a wheelchair, he may not be physically perfect, but he just might be perfect for…
A puppies first few weeks are crucial to their health and well-being later in life, and an important aspect of this time is the development of eyesight. A newborn dog enters the world with its eyelids closed and relies on its mother for care and nourishment. Puppies typically open their eyes approximately 10 to 14…
Should pet owners feel guilty…? As a practicing integrative veterinarian for over 20 years, our clinical results document dogs enjoying superior health and longevity when fed “human food” rather than commercial dog food. The fact of the matter is that when it comes to wholesome nutrition, “food is food.” The statement, “you are what you…
Happy New Year for 2021/ 2022. I personally want to wish everyone a great new year and happy holidays from everyone at Chagrin Falls Veterinary Center & Pet Clinic and Dr. Carol’s Pet Supplements. Holidays promise joy and celebration, but the festivities can also lead to stress and anxiety for people and pets. It is…
Helpful Pet Tips for avoiding the vet’s office during the holidays The Holidays are upon us! This means tasty treats, special decorations and, undoubtedly, a trip to the vet’s office. This time of year is usually just as stressful for our pets as it is for us. Our furry little family members have the tendency…
With winter in full swing, here are 6 tips to avoid a cold weather chilly trip to the Vet’s office with your furry friends. During these winter months, it can be challenging to keep our pets healthy and happy. The cold weather often brings a slew of things to watch out for when it comes…
Dogs are naturally curious and love to explore, but that can lead to trouble if they come across a snake. Venomous snake bites can be life-threatening for your dog. An estimated 150,000 dogs and cats are bitten each year. Immediately getting your dog the treatment they need can increase their chances of survival.
The Healthy asked experts to pick the best air purifiers for pet owners. Here’s how you can rid the air in your home of pet dander (plus allergens like dust, pollen, and mold) and what to look for before you buy. What is pet dander? We love our furry friends. They lick us, snuggle with us, and…
As a dedicated dog parent, you should be concerned if your dog or puppy eats dirt or rocks. This can be a very dangerous behavior. Eating excessive dirt or just one rock has the potential to cause intestinal blockage or choking. Choking will be obvious, but intestinal blockage may happen without you even knowing it until it’s too late. Not to mention all the chemicals and waste found in today’s dirt.
More pets go missing on the Fourth of July than any other time of the year. Pets and loud noises are not a winning combination. Holistic veterinarian and author, Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM has compiled a list of pet safety tips to help take some of the stress out of what is supposed to be a joyous celebration for Fido and Fluffy.
Summer may not have officially arrived, but outdoor temperatures have been soaring all across the country. Many well-meaning pet owners taking their pooches outside to enjoy nice long walks are noticing their dogs are reluctant to tag along. This veterinarian and author have had several clients comment on their dog’s lack of energy, pep and…
According to the holistic veterinarian, Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM of Chagrin Falls Pet Clinic in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, “The Key Is To Introduce Them Gradually.” She says, “expecting a new baby can change a lot of things, including your adult dog’s behavior. His position in your family will change and you don’t want him to…
It’s the latest rage Cicada’s deep fried, smothered in barbecue sauce and popular as slider toppers.. Pet owners concerned with the recent cicada’s buzz, fear no more. These singing insects have created quite a stir. Emerging once every seventeen years these flying creatures don’t bite, or sting and they’re not toxic.
If your pooch is packing on pounds during the pandemic, they’re not alone. More people staying at home with their pets also means that more people are slipping their pups extra treats, leading to 36% of dogs gaining weight during the pandemic. That percentage comes from smart dog tech company Fi and pet insurance company…
Memorial Day Pet Travel Tips. Pet travel sites like petswelcome.com and bringfido.com are great resources for locating pet-friendly hotels, campgrounds, B&B’s, and even pet sitters all across the United States.
It’s not just humans who have to deal with uncomfortable constipation from time to time — the problem can affect our dogs, too. If it’s been a few days since your dog has pooped, it’s very likely that they are constipated. To keep your pup healthy and happy, it’s important to take action. If your dog is constipated,…
Expecting a new baby can change a lot of things, including your adult dog’s behavior. His position in your family will change and you don’t want him to blame the baby. Make as many changes in your home environment and your dog’s routine as early as you can. If certain areas of your home will…
We as humans have spent the better part of two decades fighting each other on ways to go green and are still the primary drivers of climate change, Fido and Fluffy have a significant impact of their own. With over one billion dogs and cats in the world-devouring billions of pounds and kilograms of meat…
Mark Thompson spoke with Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM is an author and world-renowned integrative veterinarian of twenty plus years. With most states cracking the door open in hopes that we are beginning to get a handle on the coronavirus, many students are going back to school and people are or will be heading back to the office.…
Breast cancer is most often associated with humans, but dogs develop this malignancy as well. The good news is that there are many steps you can take to reduce the risk in your own canine companion.