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Mast Cell Tumors & Skin Cancer in Dogs

December 16, 2016

Skin tumors are the most common tumors found in dogs. Sadly, their fur isn’t the armor we all thought it to be. But luckily, if caught early, the disease can often be treated successfully. While there are several different forms of skin cancer in dogs, mast cell tumors are one of the most common. What…

Bone Cancer (Osteosarcoma) in Dogs

December 3, 2016

Our canine friends are susceptible to a wide variety of health issues, with cancer unfortunately high among them. Of the many cancers, dog bone cancer, or osteosarcoma, is one of the most invasive and hardest to treat. Osteosarcoma is an aggressive cancer that often spreads to other parts of a dog’s body. It is diagnosed…

ß-Caryophyllene – The Dietary Cannabinoid

August 1, 2015

ß-Caryophyllene (BCP) is found in a variety of plants, including basil, rosemary, cloves, and, of course, hemp. It’s also highly present in black pepper. While BCP was first synthesized in 1964, it wasn’t until 2008 that a group of German and Swiss scientists, led by Andreas Zimmer, PhD and Ildiko Racz, PhD of the University…

Can Cats Eat Cheese?

April 7, 2019

There are a few things to avoid feeding your cat, such as anything with caffeine or chocolate, but you may wonder: can cats eat cheese? The answer: yes and no. On one hand, some cats enjoy cheese and it is a source of vitamin D. Even then, it’s best to give them only small amounts.…

Why is Your Dog Sneezing?

April 19, 2017

Seeing your dog sneeze can be, in some cases, pretty entertaining. Dog sneezes seemingly come out of nowhere, and appear to leave your dog confused in an adorable way. But when your dog starts sneezing regularly, you may find yourself wondering why – and starting to get worried. Sneezing isn’t as common in dogs as…

Vomiting and Diarrhea in Dogs: Is it Time to Go to the Vet?

December 1, 2016

Dogs have become an inseparable part of human life, providing companionship and a wide range of other health benefits. Owning a dog has been shown to reduce anxiety, provide sensory stress relief, and promote more exercise and fresh air. In return, you provide your dog with food, shelter, plenty of belly rubs, occasional vet visits,…

Muscle Spasms in Dogs

May 4, 2017

Seeing your dog have muscle spasms can be a scary experience as a pet owner, especially if you don’t know why the spasms are occurring. A dog can have muscle spasms for a number of reasons and they can often mean different things are happening within them, some more a cause for concern than others.…

Causes of Vomiting & Diarrhea in Cats

March 26, 2017

For any pet owner, a vomiting cat or a cat with diarrhea is cause for concern. Since cats are vulnerable to a wide variety of different causes of an upset stomach, chances are, one or both has happened to your pet, but it’s often hard to know what to do. Do you rush them into…

Dog Coughing: What Every Pet Owner Needs to Know

February 12, 2017

For most pet owners, there are times of uncertainty when it comes to their dog’s health. For example, when people find themselves coughing, it’s usually indicative of a few different conditions – we may be fighting or cold or merely clearing our throats. In some instances, it may signify something more serious, such as a…

Do Dogs Grieve When Another Dog Dies?

May 3, 2017

While it isn’t totally known if dogs can feel and understand grief, there are several moments that would make you think that they do. One particular moment that stands out is the dog that wouldn’t leave the side of his Navy SEAL owner’s casket while it was draped in the American flag. There have been…

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