Stress and Your Dog’s Health
We all experience stress, from money matters to job worries, to family obligations and everything in between. Our dogs may not experience these specific stresses, but they certainly experience stress.
We all experience stress, from money matters to job worries, to family obligations and everything in between. Our dogs may not experience these specific stresses, but they certainly experience stress.
Protecting your dog’s health does mean getting the best vet care & it also means taking nutritional steps to help your dog’s body stay in balance.
Juicing is all the rage right now, for dieters, detoxers, athletes and others on a mission for health.
So you are pursuing a healthy, home cooked diet for your dog and things are going great. But what about choosing a multi-vitamin and mineral supplement?
There are many ways to provide a healthy environment for your dog. Alongside diet, we dog parents should consider other factors that many impact health. Last week, I wrote about the bowls from which our dogs eat and drink.
So we all know a good diet is important to keep our dogs healthy. But what about the things he eats and drinks from? Does your dog eat and drink out of plastic bowls? Ceramic? Glass? Stainless steel?
Beets, those sweet, fuscia root vegetables, are not just beautiful but very nutritious. They contain healthy carbohydrates, fiber, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals like potassium and iron. They even have a little protein. But beets go the extra mile when it comes to health…
There are numerous kinds of edible algae, some of which are classified as seaweed, others not. Both can help optimize health, and you might consider adding some to your dog’s diet too.
Did you know that in the United States, most cases of hypothyroidism are immune related? If that is the case for humans, it might also be the case for dogs. Indeed, thyroid disease is very common in dogs here in the U.S. Here is what my research is telling me.