Does your pet have the following condition?
- Flea Dermatitis
- Environmental Dermatitis
- Infectious Dermatitis
- Allergic Dermatitis
- Nutritional Dermatitis
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Obesity and extra weight puts pets at risk for certain health problems including diabetes, joint dysfunction, orthopedic problems, heart disease and stroke. <<MORE>>
Demodectic Mange is caused by a microscopic mite called Demodex Canis. The mite is so tiny it cannot be seen by the naked eye. This kind of mange usually strikes puppies from three to 12 months old. Many puppies have the mite in the pores of their skin and the mange will remain dormant. <<MORE>>
You are correct with regards to Chocolate being unsafe to consume for our companion animals. Over consumption of chocolate can cause serious illness and perhaps death. <<MORE>>
Symptoms include thinning of the hair around the eyes and mouth and on the front legs that evolves into patches of hair loss approximately one inch in diameter. <<MORE>>
Sound health for dogs of any age or breed starts with proper nutrition, exercise and a balanced supplement that addresses a dogs specific needs. Just like humans, pets usually do not receive an ideal amount of necessary nutrients from their diet and require daily supplementation. <<MORE>>
The ears are an extension of the skin, and they act as a release mechanism for toxic waste. Monthly Flea applications, Heartworm tablets and "supermarket dog food" are a common contributor to ear problems. Many of these products contain chemicals, preservatives, artificial colorings and flavoring. <<MORE>>
You can stop flea problems without using pesticides. <<MORE>>
Start your pet on the road to health by treating them with naturally effective products that are proven to have no known side effects. <<MORE>>
There could be a behavioral issue at hand, but more likely these are indications of aging or a health problem. <<MORE>>
There are several steps involved in obtaining a healthy coat and skin for your dog. Maintaining this program throughout your dogs life is key.By far nutrition ranks at the top of the list of changes you can make. <<MORE>>
It is also possible that some purebred dogs carry lowered resistance to the mites, and that stress can trigger an active infestation. <<MORE>>
Did you know that your dog's skin protects against infection and disease? <<MORE>>