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It is my experience that dogs that are fed dehydrated processed food are most vulnerable because kibble causes acidic pH. It also causes highly concentrated urine, which further increases the chances of calcium oxalate stones formation. Find out what you need to know about calcium oxalate crystals and stones...
If you are wondering if this article’s title is a typo, it is not. My plan today is to share with you a few thoughts on how dogs can help us solve environmental issues and health care.
If you share your life with a dog, you now how notoriously naughty they can be. Dogs love to scavenge for old food and other things and sometimes end up "naturally cleansing" themselves. Naturally, one would think that similar to humans, green tea could be used to treat diarrhea or prevent diarrhea...
When it comes to ear cropping and tail docking lets be kind to our dogs and each other, whether we agree or disagree on the practice.
If you have a dog with demodicosis or if you want to learn how to treat or prevent this complex and very common skin problem in dogs this article is for you. Learn about symptoms, holistic approach to treatment, symptom relief, diet, supplements, treatment results monitoring and why you should avoid...
Do you wonder why dogs howl when they see the moon? Perhaps they are sending encoded messages to the Universe or God, reporting on the happenings here on Earth...
Most likely you have heard of people getting flesh eating disease. The reason this is happening is because of the overuse of antibiotics. For many decades people have been resorting to wound care products that are not only toxic to bacteria but also to the body’s own cells. In doing this we have created Superbugs that developed resistance...
Unveiling the dark side of surgery, Dr. Peter Dobias sheds light on its potential risks and drawbacks. Discover the implications of altering energy pathways and the formation of scar tissue, and learn why surgery should be a last resort. Explore alternatives to surgery and embrace self-acceptance for holistic well-being.
How to prevent cancer in dogs and people in 12 steps. For years, we have been hearing in the news that we have to “fight cancer” or “say no to cancer.” The statistics show clearly that cancer “fights back” at an ever increasing rate and intensity.
What is the most common challenge in keeping your dog healthy? My goal is to empower you, giving you a better understanding of your pet’s situation to achieve optimal health, happiness and a longer life.
Read about disease prevention vs. overmedication and join this discussion about how we handle the gift of health and what we can do better.
Explore the link between disease and emotions. Notice how your dog's well-being is influenced by emotions. Address withheld emotions for their health. Reflect on how your dog mirrors your emotional state. Consider anger, fear, hyperactivity, nutrition, and boundaries. Understand the connection between emotions and health for you and your dog....
Learn about SoulFood®, a breakthrough certified organic multi-vitamin for dogs. With a focus on nutrient deficiency and quality ingredients, SoulFood® aims to improve pet health and address common issues. Discover the benefits of this revolutionary product and give your dog the nutrition they need.
Here's why I will never feed kibble (processed food) to my dog and what it can do to your dog's body.
Explore the limitations of conventional medicine and the pursuit of natural healing techniques. Join Dr. Peter Dobias as he delves into the potential drawbacks of pharmaceutical drugs and advocates for safer, more holistic alternatives.
Finding the right veterinarian can be hard. After all, they will be helping you care for one of your most important family members. Here's how to choose the right vet for you and your pup.
Ensure your pets are cared for while you're away. Find reliable friends or reputable house sitters, explore boarding alternatives, and prioritize their comfort and well-being. Travel together or provide a safe environment at home. Improve the lives of your furry friends.
Discover how purchasing animals from puppy mills can drain your wallet and contribute to unethical practices. Instead, consider adopting from shelters or reputable breeders, and prioritize the health and well-being of animals over impulsive purchases.
Make your dog's life fun and socialize them from an early age. Connect with other dog owners, arrange sleepovers and walks, and exchange dog-sitting services. Avoid leaving your dog alone for extended periods and involve them in outings whenever possible. Spend quality time with your dog, playing and bonding. Happy pets lead to fewer vet visits.
Discover a natural approach to treating dog foot fungus, addressing underlying causes through holistic methods like SkinSpray and proper collar fitting. Share this informative article for pet well-being.