Immune support for dogs
Immune support for dogs – natural care for the senior years As your dog gets older, their body slows down – and so does their immune system. What used to be enough in terms of food and care might no…
read moreCanine illnesses are just as serious as human diseases. They may be a little more problematic because dogs can’t tell you where it hurts. They can’t tell us when something has changed, just as they can’t tell us when they feel an improvement.
Dogs face most cancers and degenerative diseases in the same way as humans. Most of their infectious diseases are species-specific. Like other domestic animals, dogs are at risk from a number of infectious and genetic diseases. Screening, vaccination, and proper husbandry can prevent most of these.
Changes in a dog’s behavior often indicate the earliest signs of health deterioration. They may look depressed and withdrawn and move less than usual. Their appetite may also change, sometimes improving and sometimes deteriorating. Generally speaking, a dog that is active, lively, interested, hydrated, eating, drinking, defecating, and urinating normally, free of lumps and hair loss, and of normal body condition is probably healthy. If symptoms appear, get a medical examination immediately, and every six months if there are no symptoms.
We describe as many canine illnesses as we can to help owners keep their pets healthy!
Immune support for dogs – natural care for the senior years As your dog gets older, their body slows down – and so does their immune system. What used to be enough in terms of food and care might no…
read moreProbiotics for dogs – the benefits of fermented vegetables Dogs and probiotics go hand in hand when it comes to maintaining overall health. Just like in humans, a strong immune system in dogs starts with a healthy gut. According to…
read moreBoosting Your Dog’s Immune System: Why It Matters A strong immune system is crucial for keeping your dog healthy and protected from diseases. Whether you have a puppy, an adult, or a senior dog, supporting their immune system is essential…
read moreLymphoma is a fairly common type of tumor in dogs, but it is mostly treatable. Most types of dog lymphoma respond well to a combination of conventional treatment – such as chemotherapy – and some type of immunomodulatory (immune-boosting) therapy,…
read moreDiet for dogs with cancer – every bite matters When a dog is diagnosed with cancer, the news can be overwhelming. You may immediately think of treatments like surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation. But one of the most powerful tools you…
read moreDogs and Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (Dog Dementia) Cognitive dysfunction syndrome in dogs, often referred to as “dog dementia,” is an increasingly common problem among older dogs. Just as people may experience age-related cognitive decline, similar symptoms can also appear in…
read moreThe dog tick is a blood-sucking parasite that poses a problem for dogs worldwide. Besides dogs, they can also be dangerous to other animals and humans. Due to climate change, we can expect constant tick invasions, and these unpleasant parasites…
read moreDog fleas are tiny but significant parasitic problems that can torment not only our pets but also humans. These widely spread, jumping arthropods are known carriers of various diseases. What exactly is a dog flea? A flea is a small,…
read moreDog tumor types are an increasingly common concern among pet owners. While tumors are more frequently diagnosed in older dogs, younger pets are not immune either. Factors such as poor nutrition, environmental toxins, genetic predisposition, and chronic stress can all…
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