All Entries in the "Dog Health" Category
Treating Dog Gum Disease: Go Holistic!
The Scoot Man came to me with a lot of health problems, including gum disease. Quite frankly, I took in the little blind Beagle because his human couldn’t keep him anymore and a second trip to the Humane League looked like an unhappy death sentence.
Holistic Help for Dogs with Allergies
One of the many health problems Scooter came to me with included skin allergies. When this little Beagle got on a scratching binge it sounded like a small helicopter was taking off in the next room as the thump thump thump of his hind leg hit the floor in record speed.
Natural Cure for Dog Ear Infections
It’s amazing that a dog can have an ear infection and their human can be totally oblivious to it for quite some time. A few weeks ago I had called Jeremy up onto the bed for a little snuggle session. Like all dogs he loves his ears rubbed. Despite the fact that Jeremy is full blooded German Shepherd, his ears stand at half mast, giving him just enough flap to cover his ear canal and trap all kinds of little ‘collectibles’.
Is Your Dog Constipated?
Dealing with a constipated dog is a real issue. Even occasional puppy constipation problems can be really painful and can also affect house training, even in house broken dogs. My little blind beagle has spent many days suffering from constipation. Scooter, with all his might, would stay stuck in the crouched position for twenty to thirty minutes at a time working on doing his ‘business’.
Herbal Help to Stop Dog Aggression
Dog aggression is a very serious problem. Every year, more dogs are put to sleep for aggression problems than any other reason. Every dog’s human needs to take responsibility for their dog’s aggressive behaviour and do everything possible to turn that aggression into friendly, social behavior.
Help for Dog Bladder Problems
Bladder problems in dogs can be more than just a little troublesome. Some dog bladder problems can be nothing more than an occasional urinary tract infection while other dog bladder problems can indicate cancer, painful stones, or even diabetes. Because dogs can’t tell us where it hurts, how much, and whether or not they think they’ll be Okay, dog bladder problems can be difficult to ascertain and treat and even harder to prevent.
