Psyllium Husk Powder Case Report – Golden Retriever, IBS Type Symptoms
This case report discusses the administration of pure psyllium husk powder to an 8-year-old, 70 pound golden retriever with a chronically sensitive and reactive GI system.
Golden Retriever Diet
This case report discusses the administration of pure psyllium husk powder to an 8-year-old, 70 pound golden retriever with a chronically sensitive and reactive GI system.
Feeding salmon as your fish? Be careful of the source! I have relatives and friends who get GI upset from certain salmon, and several dogs too.
This is a milk thistle case study I conducted. It discusses the topical application of milk thistle, in the case of a 7-year-old female golden retriever.
Below is the story of Tully, a golden retriever who developed an infection after neutering. Tully’s human parents went through a nightmare of multiple surgeries and kidney problems. Fortunately, after this ordeal, Tully is doing well. Read his story here, direct from Tully’s caring human mom.
If you have a golden retriever in your life, you and fellow golden fans probably see very similar traits. The friendly smile, the gregarious approachability, the desire to be with and say hello to everyone, everywhere, all the time…
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted an update. But there’s a good reason. I have a new puppy in the house! Her name is Wynnie – short for Wynter – and she is the niece of my other dog, Autumn.
Have you heard about the increase in dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in otherwise healthy dogs? I believe it is a wake up call to get our dogs on to a better, no nonsense diet of real, whole foods.
Today’s topic is: Babies With Health Issues: What Can We Do? As I speak with fellow dog parents, vets and others, I recently heard two stories of very young dogs…
As I speak with other dog parents and vets, I hear stories of very young dogs – like 2 years old – with lymphoma, masses near their spleens and other issues that just don’t fit their age.
Golden retrievers are sensitive, emotional, loving, smart and so much more. Unfortunately, this widely popular breed can also be prone to a range of health concerns. How many times have you heard about a sweet, loving golden who was stricken with cancer, for example?