Reverend Sarah Whitten-Grigsby and her foundation ensure terminally ill dogs spend their final days in loving homes, demonstrating the deep bond between humans and their pets.
Dr. Margo Roman is using this admittedly gross therapy to heal a wide range of stubborn diseases in pets, including digestive disorders, behavior problems, itchy skin, and coprophagia (poop eating).
Eating the green stuff growing around your home or yard can help your pet's digestion. But it comes with a wide variety of potential health problems. Inexpensive and chock-full of vitamins, minerals, and proteins, this alternative could be just what the doctor ordered.
Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injuries are all too common in dogs today, and despite what many people believe, it's rare that a CCL just suddenly ruptures. Instead, it degenerates over months or years. So what's behind the breakdown in these all-important knee joint ligaments?