Canine Heart Disease. In dogs like man, heart function is vital to life! Today over 3 million dogs already suffer from heart disease; many of whom are already in heart failure. When the heart is unable to pump blood at the rate necessary to meet the needs of your dog’s body, heart failure is the…
Dog Dementia . Does your dog get lost in your house? Does your dog stare at the wall? Did your dog greet you at the door today? Does your canine make mistakes indoors? Dog Dementia also referred to as Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDS), affects approximately 12 percent of dogs age ten and older. What’s remarkable…
Runny Eyes in Dogs. Your 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. Conjunctivitis is the most common eye problem in dogs and is defined as an inflammation of the white membranes lining the inside of…
Dog Diets – Can My Dog Eat That? So often I get asked these questions. So I have compiled a little list to go by. Sunflower Seeds- If unsalted and removed from their shells, yes on occasion there is no reason why your dog cannot have a snack! Peanuts: Yes. Again unsalted and removed from their…
Natural Dog Heart Health Remedies geared to support Canine Heart Health & Cardiac Function. Omega-3 Fatty Acids (EPA/DHA found in Fish oil, Flaxseed oil) Coenzyme Q10 Antioxidant Vitamins: A, C, E B-Vitamin Complex Magnesium Herbs containing Berberine: Coptis Goldenseal Oregon Grape Broad Spectrum Enzymes: pineapple, papaya, alfalfa and bromelain Healthy Organic Diet with plenty of…
Today our lives, as well as the lives of our cherished 4-legged canine companions, are subject to exposure to a variety of toxins, pesticides, and other environmental hazards all of which must be metabolized and cleared by the liver. These toxins act as free radicals and damage your dog’s the liver. Since this is a…
Dog Spaying & Neutering Poses Risky Health Benefits. Results of a 10 year pet lifetime study conducted at the University of Davis in California, documented a decline in overall health, wellness, and longevity in dogs spayed and/or neutered before 12 months of age. This research focused on five specific canine diseases: Hip Dysplasia, knee or…
Here are 5 Tips on Managing and Medicating Your Dog What foods work the best for hiding pills and medicating your dog? Peanut butter, cream cheese, hot dogs, and lunch meat usually do the trick. It’s important to make sure they don’t spit it out. Tip: Hold your hand under their jaw while they are…
Dog Vomiting . Occasionally pets vomit. Vomiting that occurs every now and then in an otherwise healthy dog is generally not a cause for concern. By far the most common cause of vomiting in dogs is dietary indiscretion. Persistent vomiting, in dogs, with or without signs of illness such as appetite loss, depression, lethargy, diarrhea,…
A Chagrin Falls Veterinary Clinic is seeing impressive results with a new trial to cure cancer in canines. Dr. Carol Osborne runs the Chagrin Falls Pet Clinic. It’s the only place in the U.S. offering a free cancer treatment trial out of Australia.
Use common sense if you can’t pronounce it you should be feeding it to your dog. Dogs are 99% identical to humans so they can eat almost an identical diet to our own. Carbs, protein, and vegetables. Look for whole complete nutrition, the commercial raw diets are some of the best diets out now. As…
Help … My Dog has Canine Heart Disease! In dogs like man, heart function is vital to life! Today over 3 million dogs already suffer from heart disease; many of whom are already in heart failure. When the heart is unable to pump blood at the rate necessary to meet the needs of your dog’s…
Just like human doctors, some veterinarians choose to specialize in a specific type of veterinary medicine. Veterinarian specialists specialize in a specific type of animal that they treat, a specific type of medicine or a specific type of surgery. Currently, there are over 20 different specializations recognized by the American Veterinary Medical Association, ranging from…
A quality, a raw diet can be the single most important step toward an allergy-free dog! Just by eliminating “kibble” (aka DRY DOG FOOD), we’ve found that as much as 80% of pet allergies quickly go away. That’s because bagged dry food can contain a variety of allergens, not to mention dust mites.
Neutering male dogs involve removal of both testicles and spaying a female dog requires removal of the ovaries and uterus. Both procedures result in the interruption of the body’s production of hormones. Without hormones, unwanted canine pregnancies and pet overpopulation issues are avoided. For years, veterinarians and pet owners alike have been taught about all…
Dog Arthritis, which is also referred to as degenerative joint disease or osteoarthritis, is defined as inflammation of the joints. Recent research indicates radiographic lesions of arthritis are apparent in 95% of dogs at age two, and 99% of people at age 35, regardless of whether or not visible signs are apparent. 20 percent or…
How to be Cats Safe and Stress-Free this Fourth of July. Keep your cats inside- especially if they are outdoor cats. Cats are often victim to sparklers and chaos over the weekend so it is best to keep them out of harm’s way. If you’re having a busy home which would be unusual for your cat,…
Can I feed my dog a vegetarian/vegan diet? Answer: The simple answer is YES! Absolutely, just as vegan humans stay healthy so can your pets! You could simply use the Sojo’s Complete Pre-Mix and you can add Eggs for protein. We actually have our diabetic clients use this recipe and it works wonderfully! How can…
Dog Cancer Cure Holds New Hope
Bid Farewell to Fleas, Naturally. Fleas love dogs and cats because they are simply easy targets,” said integrative veterinarian Carol Osborne, D.VM
Vomiting & Diarrhea Remedies Herbal Pet Tea Vomiting/Indigestion Recipe: First withhold food & water for 4-6 hours. Then prepare this herbal recipe Pour 8oz (250ml) boiling water over 1 tbsp. (15ml) chamomile flowers, steep 15 minutes, strain and dilute with an equal amount of distilled water. Wait until tea is cooled to room temperature. Give…
Why did you decide to pursue a degree in veterinary medicine? What kinds of courses did you take in your veterinary medicine program? What was the most interesting part of studying veterinary medicine? What was the most challenging part of studying veterinary medicine? These questions and more were posed to Dr. Carol Osborne.
Usual signs of a cat cold would include the following: Runny/Watery Eyes Eye Discharge Wheezing or Sneezing Runny/Snotty Covered Nose Loss of Appetite Easy things to do at home: Put your cat in a bathroom while the shower is running with hot water, the steam from the shower will help to open up your cat’s…
Yes, noise phobia, stress and anxiety are all interrelated and are all rooted in the same orientation. Stress to any pet or person can be caused by a multitude of reasons, but at the end of the day a noise, sound, or even change in a pet’s daily routine can be a cause of stress and anxiety.
Remember Jimmy Carter? Our former President… At age 90, he reportedly suffered from Melanoma cancer in his brain, yet he recently announced he was cured! How? ……Cancer Immunotherapy Cancer Immunotherapy is one of the newest, most promising areas of cancer research available today. Facebook’s former president Sean Parker, recently donated $250 million dollars to boost…
Vaccine Titers are an important part of preventative healthcare in today’s society. They help prevent over vaccinating in dogs, by determining if the dog’s body is responding to the vaccine. This is done by determining the presence of antibodies that develop in response to the vaccine. Since varying amounts of antibodies can be detected in…
Dr. Carol was recently interviewed by Energy Times. What’s In Your Pet’s Dish? Cutting through pet food marketing clutter can help keep your pal happy and healthy.
While most American pets live on easy street, with meals, treats, exercise outings and affection provided, the good life also poses challenges—dogs and cats can get stressed.
Dr. Leslie is joined by Dr. Carol Osborne DVM, an author and world-renowned integrative veterinarian of twenty plus years. The first veterinarian in the U.S. to be certified as a Diplomat of the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine for humans
Dog Barking. Dogs bark for all kinds of reasons which may be good or bad. They could be barking to get your attention, they could be barking to warn you of a stranger or perceived fear, they could also be barking, because of boredom. Some dogs bark out of habit, and just because they can,…
