Daily Power house supplements for your pup

  Here are 5 powerhouse supplements you should give your pup to boost his/her health! Turmeric This is a fabulous supplement for any type of inflammation that is the root cause of common signs of aging, including joint degeneration, heart trouble, declining mental alertness, and even cancer. Tumeric contains a powerful natural anti-inflammatory called curcumin. When added to your pup’s daily diet, it can help prevent a whole host of problems. Add 1/8 tsp per 10 pounds of body weight daily. Coconut Oil Coconut oil has antibacterial, antiviral and anti-fungal…

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Pet health insurance explained

Accident coverage covers your pet if he is injured, such as from swallowing something he shouldn’t eat or hitting a hole in the ground at full speed and breaking his leg. Accident-only policies tend to be the ones offered with advertising like, “Cover your dog for less than $10 a month.” They’re inexpensive because insurance is a risk-associated industry and the chances of your dog being hurt in an accident aren’t as high as him becoming sick. Alternative and/or complementary treatments are included in some plans, but most offer it…

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How to make a move stress free for your pup

Last month, our entire family relocated to Arizona, and I began to notice a significant change in our pups’ behavior. They became visibly anxious and started following me everywhere I went, whether it was during the cleaning and packing process or even a simple trip to the store. It was evident that they sensed something was happening. Unfortunately, many people fail to grasp that pets can be just as affected by a move as humans are, often misunderstanding the situation. Seeing my beloved dogs in such a stressed state was…

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Uses and health benefits of apple cider vinegar in people and pets

You have probably already heard about that Apple Cider Vinegar has been used for thousands of years by us humans. Most of it is used in salads and condiments, and other uses are as a house hold cleanser, cosmetic aid or health treatment. Many also add it to their pup’s food or apply it topically. Vinegar, especially unpasteurized organic apple sider vinegar has long been considered a wonder food. Let’s look at if vinegar really is a health-improving supplement, a natural preservative, a nontoxic cleaning product, a disinfectant, a source…

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Doggles eye glasses help your dog regain eye sight

When I first read about the Doggles glasses a hope was ignited within me. You see, I felt that there was an option for my little 13 year old girl Nadya’s eye sight problems, to gain back her sight. She is our little bichon poodle angel whom we adopted when she was only 3 months old and who until about a year ago started having problems with her eye sight. At first with walking on stairs at night, and now proceeded to having difficulty locating her toys thrown to her…

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The developing 7 dangerous holiday foods for dogs

The holidays are upon us and that means it’s time to embark in some culinary delight, but take caution. While these treats may be delectable for you, some can be dangerous for your dog! Keeping your dog away from these common holiday foods will help keep your pet safe and keep you out of the Vet’s office.  Chocolate this may be common knowledge for most pet owners, but in case you didn’t know, chocolate contains ingredients known as theobromine and theophylline. Both of which can be fatal for dogs and the caffeine…

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How to trick your pup into eating pumpkin

Pumpkin makes a delicious and great dog treat. Most dogs love its slightly sweet taste, it’s wonderful for any digestive issues your dog may be experiencing, and, for dog’s watching their waist line, it’s helpful for weight loss as it’s “bulky”, it’s low cal yet makes your dog feel full (fiber)! Here is some advice in how you can trick your pup into eating pumpkin if your pup is not a big fan of this nutritious food. You can also substitute with squash: #1 Pumpkin Kong Filler Mash some cooked pumpkin…

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Dehydration Versus Freeze-Drying

“It is important to use caution when using dehydrated pet food. There is a difference between dehydrated and freeze-dried pet products that is extremely important to understand. Be sure to follow feeding instructions before feeding. There is a difference and you need to learn the difference between dehydrated and freeze-dried pet products.”  – Robert Mueller By Robert Mueller One of the reasons I post controversial subjects is because a lack of substantive information leads to confusion and a misguided conclusion. Today, I would like to address the major differences between a dehydrated and a freeze-dried raw…

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