Anti-aging herb for dogs

Tuesday, February 26th, 2008 by Elle Woloszuk

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GinkgoGinkgo (Ginkgo biloba) is a primary anti-aging herb for dogs and humans alike. It acts on the nervous system and the cardiovascular system.

Ginkgo is effective for your dog’s memory trouble, depression, and circulation. Ginkgo works well for both long-term and short-term memory in puppies and older dogs. Ginkgo also promotes good antioxidant activity. Studies have shown that this popular herb is usually effective as a treatment for age-related hearing loss and vision loss, too.

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Garlic for cancer in dogs

Friday, February 22nd, 2008 by Elle Woloszuk

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Garlic

Garlic is considered to have powerful anti-cancer, pro-immunity qualities. Give one clove of garlic per 50 pounds of your dog’s body weight a day. His breath might scare some away, but his immune system will thank you!

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Green goodness for your dog

Thursday, February 21st, 2008 by Elle Woloszuk

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alfalfaWe all know superfoods are foods that, ounce for ounce, pack a powerful punch against disease and aging. Garlic, onions, beans, and especially, green foods. Did you also know that these green foods are just as great for your dog’s health as yours? The following is a list of powerful disease fighting greens that you can easily add to your dog’s diet.

spirulina and chlorella: these 2 superfoods are powerful antioxidants andfree radical scavengers
alfalfa: this herb does wondres for arthritis, as well as a huge source of B-complex vitamins, vitamin K, and many minerals
barley grass: this is rich in chlorophyll and protects cells against carcinogens

Check with your herbalist or vet to include them in your dog’s daily diet.

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Preparing for birth

Saturday, February 9th, 2008 by Elle Woloszuk

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Mom and pupsWhen a human finds out she is expecting a baby, she begins much planning and preparation to ensure that her baby has the best chance for a healthy delivery. The same is true when your female dog is expecting babies. Begin your planning by selecting a vet that will be on call for the birth. If a puppy gets stuck, or the mom’s temperature suddenly drops or rises, or she is pushing and nothing is happening it is time to get your vet involved. A c-section may be necessary, or another form of intervention that could save the life of the puppy or the mom.

The birth of new life is a joyful time, but also it is a time of some stress and change. Help your new mom out by keeping the vet involved, and providing the comfort and care she and her new pups need.

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Organic dog biscuits

Thursday, January 3rd, 2008 by Elle Woloszuk

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Organic dog biscuitsThese organic dog biscuits are made from 100% beef liver, chicken, or peanut to choose from. The dog biscuits are guaranteed to be purely organic with no hormones, pesticides or preservatives. The treats also contain no sugar or coloring. They are sold exclusively at Doctors Foster and Smith.

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