Natural Astaxanthin May Hold the Key to Keeping Aging Dogs Healthy
As our dogs age, natural astaxanthin gives them the added support they need to maintain quality of life. Astaxanthin is the plant-based nutrient that gives…
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Keeping your dog’s eyes healthy
While many canine eye diseases are “silent”, a rudimentary understanding of eye anatomy, and some of the signs and symptoms to look for, can help…
What iridology can tell you about your pet’s health
By studying the iris of a dog or cat’s eye, a veterinarian trained in iridology can uncover important details about an animal’s health and well-being.…
Protect your dog or cat’s vision with checkups and antioxidant support
Regular veterinary checkups and antioxidant supplements can help keep your pet’s vision in check. As dogs and cats age, they may experience some of the…
Antioxidant supplementation in felines
Supplementation with antioxidants can help support the vision and overall health of hypertensive cats. Oxidative stress is essential for normal cellular and body functions, but…
Proper ocular hygiene for dogs prone to tear stains
Improve the health and comfort of canine patients prone to tear stains by talking to their owners about proper ocular hygiene. Tear stains in dogs…
Dog and human brains process faces differently
Hungarian researchers discover striking similarities and differences in how dog and human brains process visual information about others. Do dogs process faces the same way…
Support your horse’s eye health with acupressure
A horse’s vision is paramount to her sense of security. Here’s how regular acupressure sessions to enhance liver function can also support her eye health.…
Do dogs really watch television?
You constantly catch your dog staring at the television – but is he actually watching it? Here’s what science has to say about this cute…
The immune system and your animal’s eyes — balance is key
A look at how your animal’s eye health is linked to his immune system, and how you can keep him seeing and feeling well. Your…
Canine cataracts
Cataracts in dogs have many causes – aging, diabetes, genetic predisposition and more. While surgery is the only treatment, there are ways to help prevent…
Tilley’s tale – how a senior dog adapted to being blind
When this high-energy canine developed cataracts and glaucoma at the age of seven, an integrative treatment approach, including acupressure-massage, helped her adjust to blindness. As…
