Homeopathic treatment of Primary or Idiopathic Seizures
Primary or idiopathic seizures are commonly lumped under the diagnosis of “epilepsy”. Secondary seizures linked to various other pathologies are entirely different, and require different…
Author: The AW Academy Team
AW ACADEMY is a natural extension of our 25 years of experience publishing Animal Wellness, Equine Wellness and Innovative Veterinary Care Journal. We believe that everyone has a responsibility to care for animals to the best of their ability utilizing the most natural and minimally invasive means possible. We feel strongly that it’s better to promote a preventative healthy lifestyle for our pets instead of taking a wait-and-see approach. We also fiercely advocate for the quality of animals’ lives, supporting animal rescues and welfare organizations both financially and through our editorial.
Universal Birthday for Shelter Dogs
Studies show that more people these days recognize and celebrate their dog’s birthday. But if you rescued your pooch from a shelter or rescue organization,…
Take your dog to the ballgame!
Did you know that most Major League Baseball teams allow you to take your pooch to the park to enjoy the game with you? Read…
Pet sitting illegal in NYC without kennel license
Pet sitting is a popular way to earn money in North America. But recently, New York City residents were surprised to hear that without a…
Is your dog scared of thunderstorms?
Shaking, whining, panting and pacing are all signs of thunder phobia in dogs. Instead of dreading summer thunderstorms, find out how behavior modification can help…
Anatomy in motion – how horses jump
Understanding the five phases of a horse’s jump, and what happens during each, can help improve your riding and training. Jumping is one of the…
Understanding your dog’s body language
Animals communicate through body language. You can learn how your dog is feeling just by observing him. Animals talk with their ears, tails and facial…
Reactive vs. aggressive dogs
A dog displaying signs of reactivity isn’t necessarily aggressive. However, it’s important to understand the difference between these two states, and to prevent a reactive…
Innovative joint support for your animal companion
After struggling throughout his first year of life with a skin condition that caused him to lose 90% of his fur, a young Akita named…
Caring for pets of the homeless
When Genevieve Frederick returned from a visit to New York City in 2006, the images of homeless individuals living on the street with their pets…
Why rider fitness and posture are so important
You carefully manage your horse’s fitness program – but does your own posture and fitness level match up with his? You pay attention to your…
Fighting Lyme disease in dogs and in people
Warnings about Lyme disease are rampant across the internet. Experts are warning pet parents to be cautious of this disease epidemic, which poses a threat from…
