One of the most remarkable things about sharing your life with a pet is the deep connection you develop over time. Many pet parents notice that their pets seem to know when they are sad, stressed, anxious or overwhelmed. They become more clingy, more withdrawn, more restless or simply behave differently. This isn’t your imagination.
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Glyphosate, the active ingredient in herbicides like Roundup, became widely used in agriculture as a weed control. Originally patented in 1961 by Stauffer Chemical Co. as a descaling agent and antibiotic, glyphosate was later re-patented by Monsanto in 1974 as the active ingredient in its now-infamous herbicide, Roundup. Monsanto, who held the patent on Roundup
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This year marks my 40th year in veterinary practice. I am humbled and grateful for this incredible journey I’ve been blessed to share with clients, patients, colleagues and like minded people worldwide who share a passion for people, pets and the planet. Where it began… I incarnated KNOWING I wanted to be a veterinarian. I
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We’ve been led to believe that aging is associated with the development of chronic degenerative diseases. That sickness is inevitable. That there’s nothing we can do. This is a LIE. The truth is that we have given our power away. We have become reliant on white coats to know what is best for our health. We’ve lost
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Skin issues and ear infections rank in the top 5 health challenges concerned pet parents seek solutions for. Having to listen to a dog incessantly chewing and scratching sends pet parents into anxiety. The pet allergy “treatment market” is focused on symptom management and symptom suppression. As pet health declines, this industry is experiencing significant
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Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD) is a common spinal condition in pets, particularly dogs, that affects the intervertebral disc space, leading to pain, reduced mobility and possibly severe neurological deficits and paralysis. Having a pet that experiences acute onset of paralysis is frightening and leaves many pet parents feeling hopeless that their fur baby will ever
Is DDD a Death Sentence for Your Pet? You need to know the truth! Read More »
As pet parents, we don’t want our furry companions to suffer. When a cat has a urinary tract infection (UTI), they communicate their discomfort through a change in behavior. We can prevent UTI’s by nurturing a lifestyle that supports a healthy terrain (the body being in balance). In this blog, we’ll explore the causes of
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Though any dog or cat can develop pancreatitis, Miniature Schnauzers, Yorkshire Terriers, and Dachshunds are particularly susceptible to this condition. Siamese cats are commonly reported to be more susceptible to pancreatitis and other gastrointestinal issues. Also cats related to the Siamese, such as Oriental Shorthairs, may also have a higher risk. The dis-ease can range
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs) in dogs can manifest with a range of symptoms. Frequent Urination: Dogs may attempt to urinate more often than usual but often produce only small amounts of urine. Straining to Urinate: Dogs may show signs of discomfort or straining while urinating, often accompanied by whining or pacing. Blood in Urine (Hematuria):
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