Pet Products/Medications

Canine influenza vaccination may be a good idea for some dogs but it is not a vaccine that is needed by all dogs. Find out whether your dog needs the vaccine.

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Do you know how to dispose of old or unused medications? Find out how to get rid of them safely and properly.

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When switching your dog from one NSAID to another, it is often necessary to allow the previous NSAID to “wash out” of the body before starting the new.

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Maropitant, a drug commonly used to control vomiting, has also been discovered to relieve pain for dogs and cats.

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Cargill Animal Nutrition has announced a voluntary recall of River Run and Marksman dry dog foods.

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Find out how music, through the principle of phychoacoutics, can help calm a nervous dog. It’s also being used in people, in a hospital setting.

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Learn about the many different herbal remedies that can be beneficial for your dog’s health and what to look for when choosing a supplement.

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An Iams pet food recall has been reported widely online but not confirmed by Iams or the FDA as of November 27, 2011.

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NSAIDs have the potential for side effects but, used wisely, they can be an acceptable form of pain control for your pet.

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The Missing Link is a dietary supplement. Read about my experiences feeding it for my cats.

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