For this week’s episode of It’s A Dog’s Life, we’re joined by ‎holistic pet health expert and author Dr. Marlene Siegel, of Pasco Veterinary Medical Center. She is best known... Read More

Recently I did a podcast with Chelsea Kent from Hero’s Pets in Littleton, Colorado. She is the nation’s top seller of Answers Pet Food, and has been with them from... Read More

I originally chose Answers Pet Food as our primary dietary recommendation for several reasons. First, when it comes to any food, sourcing is paramount. The sourcing of any ingredient will... Read More

A potent antibiotic known as metronidazole is one of the most common prescriptions for dogs with diarrhea in the veterinary world. This prescription would appear to be an excellent option... Read More

Animals and people are diagnosed with many of the same illnesses. There are certain types of animals found to be most credible in certain research studies than others. The information... Read More

Boswellia, commonly referred to as Frankincense, has been used for centuries to treat inflammatory conditions including asthma, arthritis, cerebral edema, chronic pain syndrome, chronic bowel diseases, and cancer. It originates... Read More

Canine aggression is a common, but serious problem in today’s world. It’s a behavioral issue that ranges from mild to severe with many different causes. Aggressive behavior is common in... Read More

Dogs are incredibly social animals, just like us. Without companionship from other dogs, or other humans, or even cats, our dogs can become depressed and lonely.  A dog having a... Read More

Car sickness, or motion sickness in dogs, is relatively common. And, it’s more common in younger dogs than adult dogs. The reason is thought to be due to inner ear... Read More

The Endocannabinoid system and cannabis continue to be researched in the scientific community and the general public. One of the main therapeutic uses being researched is the ability to reduce... Read More

Dog flu, scientifically known as Canine Influenza, is a contagious respiratory disease caused by the ‘flu virus.’ So, yes, dogs can get the flu. It’s important to note Canine Influenza... Read More

When your pet is diagnosed with diabetes, it can be terrifying. Monitoring blood sugar levels, insulin shots every 12 hours, and limiting the type or amount of food that your... Read More