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The healthy digestion of food is crucial for your dog’s continued health. If digestion is impeded in any way the body may not be able to use the nutrients from food to obtain energy or build and repair tissues throughout the body. Gastrointestinal (GI) disorders and disease affect the stomach and intestines of your dog…

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Sammie has severe hip dysplasia and was moving around less and less age she aged. She is now almost 9 years old and the addition of Canna-Pet has improved her quality of life a great deal.

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Just as in humans, diarrhea in dogs is not normal and can be a symptom of a much more serious problem. If you notice your dog’s stool has suddenly become loose or discolored, seek out veterinary attention in order to quickly diagnose the root cause. It may simply be a reaction to something your dog…

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Blood sugar, or blood glucose, is sugar in the bloodstream delivered to all cells throughout the body for energy. When a dog shows abnormally high levels of glucose, he is said to have hyperglycemia. This condition is most notably expressed through increased thirst and urination, and will require a visit to the vet for treatment.…

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A cat’s liver is as essential for survival and overall good health as his human companion’s. It is responsible for a plethora of tasks involving the absorption, storage, processing, and elimination of substances in the body, amongst many other important functions. So, keeping a good check on the liver condition of your cat is highly…

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Liver failure, also referred to as liver disease, is a common condition that can affect your furry companions. Although this disease can be hard to avoid completely, it is important that you understand the ins and outs of the condition so you can properly treat your pup at the first onset of their illness. The…

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The liver is essential for your cat’s body to function. The largest internal organ, it is in charge of essential functions, including several processes necessary for metabolism and detoxification. But what happens when the liver, the largest internal organ and one charged with so many life-sustaining tasks, fails? Read on to find out more about…

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The thought of your dog being diagnosed with Lyme disease can be a difficult concept to stomach. After all, you love your dog and treat him as if he were just another member of the family. Even though no pet owner ever wants to hear this news about their dog, it is still a very…

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What causes liver disease in cats, and just how important is the liver to normal, everyday functions? The liver is an essential organ for the body to function well. It is responsible for metabolizing proteins, fats, and carbohydrates, storing vitamins and minerals, and also for digesting food and detoxifying waste. Liver Disease in Cats Defined…

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Your dog has just been diagnosed with Lyme disease, and you begin to panic. Although you know this condition is by no means a death sentence, you are still concerned about his health and want to make sure you do everything in your power to give him a fast recovery. As you begin your research,…

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