Health

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	What you should know about vegetarian or vegan diets for dogs! A new trend has been popping up amongst dog-lovers—vegetarian and even vegan diets. more
	Lumps on Dogs: When You Should Be Concerned! What to look for and when to worry more
	Is CBD Right For Your Dog? Senior dogs crippled by sore joints, pups with cancer diagnoses…Increasingly, pet owners are turning to CBD to help their dogs and are reporting remarkable results. more
	How Can You Help To Combat Digestive Issues & Urinary Tract Infections in Dogs? Learn what the urinary tract and digestive system do and why keeping them healthy is so important to your dog. This will help you better understand urinary tract infection in dogs,so you can help your pet! more
	5 Tips to Improve Joint Health For Dogs Joint health for dogs! There are many different reasons why a dog might develop joint problems. Learn how you can improve your dog's joint health now! more
	How to Treat Arthritis in Dogs! You know that your dog aging is inevitable, but what if your pet develops arthritis? It is a very common problem for senior dogs but how do you treat arthritis in dogs? It is difficult to watch your dog deal with this incredibly painful ailment. more
	The Best Flea Treatments for Dogs It’s summer, which means fleas are out and about in abundance but what are the best flea treatments for dogs? You know the drill when your dogs gets fleas:...more
	Are These Ingredients In Your Dog Treats? Every dog deserves a treat! I bet your dog is not that fussy especially when it comes to food but you should be. The ugly truth is when you skimp on the...more
	Pet Talk: Avoiding Heartworms & Other Mosquito-Borne Diseases Fleas and ticks are not the only parasites that can cause problems for our dogs, cats, and other pets. Mosquitos are the number one vector of diseases and...more
	Can Dogs Eat Cheese? Yes, but Depends on Your Dog. The short answer is that cheese alone is non-toxic to dogs, but it depends on your dog’s individual sensitivities whether you should feed it to them. Dogs can...more