19 Nov 2016
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
"Most of the pet population today has weakened kidneys and other vital organs that have been compromised from the continuous consumption of harmful contaminants. The mercury found in fish products, and the herbicide residues found in genetically modified foods used in dog and cat food are setting...
Read more → 29 Oct 2016
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
Here's another danger that might surprise you! Just as dog owners often don't realize their canine friends are too heavy, they may have a blind spot about another threat. Surprisingly, the lowly penny can become a lethal weapon against dogs - specifically pennies minted after 1982. Although all pennies...
Read more → 28 Oct 2016
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
Live with a dog, and you most likely met the "guilty look". You come home. The plants are knocked over, and soil is tracked all over the floor. The dog is abnormally still and averts its gaze as it thumps its tail slowly. But does the dog feel responsible for the mess and sorry about having...
Read more → 27 Oct 2016
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
Healthy Dog Club interviews Dr Jean Dodds, a world renown vaccine research scientist about hypothyroidism in dogs, a growing epidemic often misunderstood among owners. She is also founder of Hemopet, a nonprofit animal blood bank in Southern California and has a new book out, “The...
Read more → 27 Oct 2016
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
Interviewing potential sitters to care for your pup can be daunting. With many sitters available, finding the perfect person for your furry loved one is tough! Fortunately, there are some key questions you can ask potential candidates to ensure you hire the ideal sitter. 1. How long have you been pet sitting? A...
Read more → 26 Oct 2016
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
The sweetness of pumpkin and the rich flavor of almond butter come together in this simple, pet-friendly dessert.
Read more → 06 Oct 2016
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
This special treat contains ingredients that are 'functional foods,' which help naturally reduce the adrenal gland's overproduction of sex hormones and cortisol. A friend of mine, who is a vet, feeds this to her pup, who has Cushing's disease.
Read more → 25 Sep 2016
Posted by Healthy Dog Club 
Incorporating cinnamon in a diabetic pet's diet is a great idea. It contains an active ingredient that mimics insulin and help improve blood sugar regulation. Here's one way to add it to your pup's food.
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Evanger dog food recall expands
FDA rages war against raw feeders
1st Quarter 2015
Recall Alert! Make sure you don't feed your dogs these...
Fishy Beef Bites
Pumpkin almond cookie treats
Diabetic treat delights
Tummy bites
The developing 7 dangerous holiday foods for dogs
Reasons why you should give your dog turmeric
Feeding Raw Food 101
Small dog syndrome --- why you need to take control!
