26 Mar 2015
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
By: Dr. Bill Ormston Many people never discuss their dog or cat's diet with their veterinarians. Homemade, cooked diets are the diets that veterinarians worry may be nutritionally deficient hence the ones they complain about. When dogs show up in a veterinary clinic with a nutritional deficiency...
Read more → 07 Nov 2014
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
Dogs Naturally: Although supplements can be a confusing topic for many pet owners, most dog owners have heard of the benefits of feeding fish oils. There are however, a variety of oils that you can also use to your dog’s benefit, each with different actions and benefits. Coconut oil consists...
Read more → 15 Aug 2014
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
By Robert Mueller, B. Pharm. The rate of humans contracting cancer is ever increasing and unfortunately this trend is as prevalent in veterinary clinics as it is in medical facilities across the United States. It has been reported that cancer is a major killer in our pet population and is thought...
Read more → 06 Aug 2014
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
"By nature, dogs are scavengers and will eat whatever they are able to. Since our modern day pet does not have to live so opportunistically, it is the owner's prerogative to seek out the best CHOICE of diet for our four-legged companions." By Robert Mueller, BSc, Pharm. Here in America,...
Read more → 15 Jul 2014
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
By By Robert Mueller, B. Pharmacist What’s causing my dog to itch and scratch so much...why the hot spots and what can I do to stop it? I can’t bear to watch it anymore...it really hurts me to see my dog suffer. I thought for a while before I replied to her because the solution she was looking...
Read more → 07 May 2014
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
Source - Dr. Mauria O’Brien Got vitamin D? Most people know that this compound, a supplement frequently added to milk, plays a role in developing and maintaining healthy bones. But recent findings in humans suggest that vitamin D has a much broader effect on health and immune function. Dr....
Read more → 30 Apr 2014
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
Dr Becker at Mercola Pets Thiamine, or vitamin B1, is a water-soluble vitamin absorbed from the diet through the small intestine, and is necessary for normal carbohydrate metabolism. Organs that use a lot of energy, like the brain, can be severely compromised by a thiamine deficiency. A lack of thiamine...
Read more → 10 Apr 2014
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
“I have observed that the degenerative disease process takes 5 to 6 years to surface when consuming a heat processed food and when they do, it is assumed that they are part of the "normal" aging process. Such diseases are rarely linked to the pet food that caused them. Bottom line is that heavily denatured...
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