From Chemist to Pet Health Revolutionary
Explore the unique path of Dr. Colleen Smith, who turned from chemistry to veterinary medicine, and now leads the charge in integrating acupuncture, chiropractic care, and nutrition into pet care.
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Two Boys and Their Dog, Hank; True BFFs
'Hank, to the boys, is truly just another human brother. They want to do everything with him.'
How to Silence Your Dog’s Obsessive Barking
Some dogs are so loud their owners consider moving to appease the neighbors. But before you go to that extreme, here's the smart, simple and often overlooked way to silence your noisy dog - just follow these 7 words consistently. And finally, you'll have peace with your neighbors.
Your Pet’s Gut Health: The Invisible Threat
Over 10% of pets now suffer from mysterious GI issues, with a groundbreaking index developed by Texas A&M offering new hope for early detection and treatment, changing the game for veterinary care.
Seagull Shows Off Her Baby Chick to Indoor Cat
Yes, sometimes there are unlikely friendships; in this case, a cat and a seagull family!
My 7 Go-To Natural Remedies for a Happy, Healthy Pet
Before turning to harsh chemicals and drugs, I like to take the natural, nontoxic path whenever possible. These 7 natural remedies go a long way towards healing your pet on more than one level. Don't take chances, keep these handy for life's little mishaps.
From Puppies to Adults: The Diet That Fights Disease
Discover how a simple change in your puppy's diet can fortify their health against chronic enteropathy later in life.
Freezing Dog Got a Warm Fireplace and a New Coat!
Minus-30 temperatures would not be kind to this poor, freezing dog. Her rescue was just in time.
For Your Pet’s Sake, Don’t Touch This Prescription Food With a 10-Foot Pole
Many veterinarians like to recommend this type of food for this rampant health condition, but I consider it a big mistake. It's poor-quality protein - the last thing these pets need. Since this problem is so huge (affects half of this population over a certain age), here's what I recommend instead.
