dogs: Can a dog have panic attacks? - 04/06/09 10:13 PM
Yes, they can. The new little guy that I adopted a few weeks ago presents with such.He was grumbling, muttering and pacing while sleeping and eating...Fortunately he was acting out when I took him to the Vet...The Vet immediately recognized it as anxiety due to the fact he and his wife … (6 comments)
dogs: Could your pet have Candida?(yeast infection) - 12/31/07 11:54 AM
If your pet has chronic ear and eye infections, loss of hair, allergy symptoms, bowel problems and a long list of other symptoms , Candida, may be the culprit. Classifed as a yeast and fungus. What happens is it opens up secondary infections to which antibiotics are needed and then starts a … (10 comments)
dogs: Does your dog have chronic ear problems? A great alternative... - 11/08/07 10:33 AM
This remedy saved one of my dogs from ear surgery. This remedy has helped hundreds of dogs.. MAKE SURE your dog does not have a ruptured eardrum before using this remedy. In other words, make sure your VET has seen and examined your pet. You can find the ingredients most of the … (0 comments)
dogs: Need Help in Housebreaking your dog? - 11/08/07 09:48 AM
I learned a wonderful tip while on a Cockerspaniel list serve in housebreaking dogs that some dogs just don't seem to get the hang of why they need to go outside to potty. Especially dogs from rescue that carry a lot of emotional or physical baggage they react from their prior circumstances. Wally Goguen … (0 comments)
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Yes, they can. The new little guy that I adopted a few weeks ago presents with such.He was grumbling, muttering and pacing while sleeping and eating...Fortunately he was acting out when I took him to the Vet...The Vet immediately recognized it as anxiety due to the fact he and his wife … (6 comments)
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