Winter fitness tips for you and your dog
Fitness in the winter can be challenging. The weather outside is frightful – snow too deep, puddles too big, walkways too slippery – so how…
Category: Dogs Health
Canine dental treats
They’re an easy way to keep his teeth clean – but make sure you’re buying safe and healthy dental products. Good dental health is a…
The power of pumpkin for dogs
Share the health benefits of pumpkin with your four-legged friend. Spicy pumpkin pies and jack o’lanterns…this time of year, these are the images pumpkins conjure up.…
Boost your dog’s immunity with acupressure
These four acupressure points are powerful allies for making sure your dog’s immunity is up to the job of protecting him from illness. Your dog’s…
Detox your dog’s liver
Even with a natural lifestyle, all dogs have toxins in their bodies. Helping the liver do its job can aid in cleansing his system. Fall…
4 top nutrients every animal needs
No matter what type of food you feed your dog or cat, these few specific supplements will give him important nutrients and improve his diet.…
Could your dog or cat have a pH imbalance?
A pH imbalance can impact his health and well-being, and is associated with a variety of health condition. When your dog or cat is under…
3 effective supplements for pet weight loss
When combined with the right diet and exercise program, these weight loss supplements will safely bring down your dog or cat’s weight. Do you think…
The real problem with wheat
People and animals have been eating wheat for thousands of years, so why has it started causing health issues in so many? The answer may shock…
Sharing the harvest — fall foods to share with your dog
Make the most of this year’s harvest with these tasty and nutritious fall foods both you and your dog can enjoy. It’s harvest time! Whether…
Tellington TTouch
We talk with Linda Tellington-Jones about her effective approach for animal healing, training and communication with TTouch. AW: What is Tellington TTouch? LTJ: It’s a…
When is a dog a senior?
Our dogs and cats are generally considered senior when they reach seven to nine years. But the rate at which they actually age varies, depending…
