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See our Breed Guide for more specifics on your pet. Addison’s Disease: Also known as hypoadrenocorticism, this extremely serious condition is caused by an insufficient production of adrenal hormones by the adrenal gland. Most dogs with Addison’s disease vomit, have a poor appetite, and lethargy. Because these signs are vague and can be mistaken for…

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Brain Aging, Behavioral Changes and Alertness in Dogs Just like us, our pets can suffer as they age, leaving them with declining quality of life and day to day function. These kinds of age-related changes aren’t just physical. They affect your pet’s ability to learn, alertness, awareness, memory, and senses of hearing and sight. Perhaps…

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The Canine Lifespan and Middle Age Middle age in dogs is harder to put a number on compared to middle age in humans. That’s because dog breeds age at such different rates. A good rule of thumb is to consider that middle age begins when a dog reaches the halfway point of its life expectancy.…

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The ECS All mammals have a biological and neurological system specifically tasked to receive and process nutritional cannabinoids. The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is involved in a variety of physiological processes including appetite, pain-sensation, nausea, mood, memory, and inflammation. Cannabinoids (like hemp) are naturally occurring compounds present in trace amounts in several plants, most notably (though not exclusively) in cannabis.…

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What is Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) in Pets? Inflammatory bowel disease is a condition characterized by chronic inflammation of the intestine. In IBD, cells associated with inflammation like eosinophils, lymphocytes, neutrophils and plasmacytes invade the intestinal or stomach wall of pets. These four types of inflammation cells each cause one of four varieties of IBD.…

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