Category: Safety

Dangerous Levels of Vitamin D Discovered in Several Dog Food Brands

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The FDA is alerting pet owners and veterinary professionals about recalls of several dry dog foods after receiving complaints that dogs eating the food experienced vitamin D toxicity. Testing found that samples of the affected foods contained as much as 70 times the intended amount of vitamin D. Very high levels of vitamin D can cause serious health problems in dogs, such as kidney failure or death. Veterinarians should be aware that vitamin D toxicity may present as hypercalcemia, similar to dogs that have consumed a rodent killer.

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Black and Decker smart dog collar

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Stop the stress. Give your pup the freedom to run around safely with the BLACK + DECKER Smart Dog Collar this summer. Awesome features: Always know the exact location of your best friend with precise GPS! Stay connected with your dog from anywhere! 2-way audio you can call them home, reassure them when you are away, and hear them respond, giving both you and your dog peace of mind even when you are apart. Water Resistant  Don’t worry about your dog taking a quick dip, the BLACK+DECKER Smart Dog Collar…

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How to make a move stress free for your pup

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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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Doggles eye glasses help your dog regain eye sight

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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

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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 keep your dog feeling jolly even during the chaos of the season

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The holidays are right around the corner, but your dog is acting anything but jolly. He’s lost the jingle in his step. Gone is his ready-quick gin, the goofy barks and the jubilant dash to fetch a favorite tossed toy. Just like us, some dogs do develop a case of the holiday blues that can extend past the festive ushering of the new year. Consider this: Your loyal canine pal is so tuned into you, your emotions and your schedule. But the comforting predictability of the household routine has been…

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Buckle up this Holiday season!

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Imagine your car hits a moose and your pup safely walks away. Yes, this harness saved a pup’s life after the accident. He was buckled up in this Clickit harness and walked away without any injuries after its owner hit a moose while traveling 67mpg. 3 points of automobile seatbelt contact Wide supportive vest distributes and disperses damaging forces Ballistic nylon exterior construction and automotive grade seatbelt webbing More information on Sleepypod company website Please Note: This harness is not suited for Greyhounds, Whippets, Salukis, Afghan Hounds, and Borzos Order…

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What’s Really Causing Those Hot Spots and Itchy Skin?

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“Allergies refer to a complex response to certain agents called allergens. Allergens produce a rapid physiological change that can result in asthma, sinus congestion, pruritus (itching hot spots), otitis externa (ear infections), paw licking and chewing, vomiting and diarrhea. All these symptoms represent the number one reason for vet visits.”    By Robert Mueller The paws are usually the first to go… Recently one of our customers asked me: “Rob, can you just tell me what’s causing my dog to itch and scratch so much…why the hot spots and what…

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