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Welsh Springer Spaniel

January 19, 2016

Welsh Springer Spaniel Background Info & History Loved as a hunter and a family companion, the Welsh Springer Spaniel is a diverse breed that is loved by all. Back in the 18th century, these dogs were a popular canine for both nobility and other people with elite status until the 1800’s when they were replaced…

Weimaraner

January 19, 2016

Weimaraner Breed Info & Background The origin of the Weimaraner breed dates all the way to early 19th century Germany. The aristocrats in the Weimar Court—what it was once referred to—hunted for both luxury and sport. In aims to develop a noble dog that was courageous and competent, intelligent and beautiful, they crossed an array…

Vizsla

January 19, 2016

Vizsla Information & Background The Vizsla breed, named for the Hungarian word meaning “pointer”, is a hunting and sporting dog with a history that is estimated to go back 1,000 years or more. It is believed that the Vizsla’s ancestors travelled with the Magyar people as they conquered and settled what is now considered Hungary…

Toy Fox Terrier

January 19, 2016

Toy Fox Terrier Breed Information & History The Toy Fox Terrier is known to be a jack of all trades. Throughout this breed’s history, they have successfully taken on many different roles. Whether it be hunting squirrels or starring in a show ring, these dogs could do it all. Originating in England back in the…

Yorkshire Terrier

January 19, 2016

Yorkshire Terrier Breed Info & Background The Yorkshire Terrier breed–Yorkies for short–originated in, quite obviously, Yorkshire. When England underwent the industrial revolution, people from all different regions migrated to Yorkshire for work (particularly in the coal mines). One such group were the Scottish, and they brought with them a couple variations of the Terrier. It’s…

Canna-Pet® as a Natural Alternative to Supplements Like Chondroitin or Glucosamine for Dogs

October 16, 2015

Animal supplements are a booming industry, but the science behind them is very dubious. There is very little scientific evidence that popular supplements like chondroitin sulfate, glucosamine, lysine, SAM-e, fish oil, milk thistle, Coenzyme Q10, Azodyl, or probiotics have any benefit for pets – and if they do, it is not to the level of…

Inflammation in Dogs

September 4, 2015

Inflammation in Dogs Dog inflammation is a complex biological response of the dog’s body tissues to harmful stimuli, such as pathogens, damaged cells, or irritants, and is a protective response involving immune cells, blood vessels, and molecular mediators to repair the body. Just as people may suffer from bronchitis, colitis, arthritis, tonsillitis or a range of…

Dog Arthritis & Natural Remedies

April 9, 2015

Arthritis is a general term for abnormal changes in the joint. These changes occur when cartilage is worn away faster than it can be replaced. Cartilage acts as a cushion to protect the bones. When it wears away, joints become swollen and painful. Although arthritis is not curable, early treatment is key — without it,…

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