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The Question Of Neutering and at what age (Put together by Gregg Tonkin, Little River Labradors from postings by Pam Davol PHD and Chris Zink DVM, PhD, DACVP) Owners who are considering neutering need to take all factors into consideration, not simply the benefits of neutering when making a decision as to when to neuter. ...Continue reading

Vaccines can cause harm to animalsVaccinosis Dr. Pat Bradley, DVM, Conway, USA - "The most common problems I see that are directly related to vaccines on a day to day basis are ear or skin conditions, such as chronic discharges and itching. I also see behaviour problems such as fearfulness or aggression. Often guardians will report that these begin shortly after vaccination, and are exacerbated with every vaccine. In a more general and frightening context, I see the overal...Continue reading

From: Kathryn Smith Date: 04/05/11 07:36:44 To: Rawpaws; CAC - N; Triangle Raw; Barbara Maurer; Jean Ensor; Linda Pugh; Susan Shaffer; James O Subject: [RawPaws] article on Pancreatitis...Continue reading

Bloat in Dogs Symptoms Causes Prevention Breeds at Risk Links Dogsitter Information Please visit our new sister site, EPI in Dogs. Knowing the symptoms could save your dog's life. If your dog has loose stools that just won't get better, it could be EPI....Continue reading

HI FRIENDS AND CLIENTS, ARE U STILL HEARING FROM VETS ABOUT " YOU ARE NOT FEEDING THT GRAIN FREE FORMUALS WELL INTERESTING IT WAS NOT A TRUE STUDY DONE IT WAS NOT INDEPENDENT OR TRILPE BLIND , THIIS WAS SET UP TO GEAR YOU TOWARDS BENEFITING THEIR PRACTICES, AND THE IDEA THT INDEPENDENT FOOD INDUSTRIES THT STAY AWAY FROM RENDERS... THEY JUST HATE THIS SO FOR THOSE WHO FEED o" OPEN FARM HUMANELY RAISED AND SUSTAINED HERE IS A RESPONSE TO THEIR FOODS QUALITY Sonya from Open Farm got me some additional information on the processing of the legumes in their Grain Free Formulas: " We use a small amount of legumes in our grain-free recipes. (80% of protein comes from meat/fish source). The legumes are ground into a powder immediately before they are mixed with the meat and other ingredients, then they go into a steam mixer called a pre-conditioner before being pushed through the extruder and cooked. These recipes are cooked at ~200 degrees F. " I hope this can help with the vet! Thanks!

Do not flush ears u can damage permanently !!! Ear drums are the pumping station to rid foreign and toxic debris Once destroyed by flushing and steroids u r into a vicious cycle Otomix a veterinary Rx can cause hearing loss YOU Choose and educate

Be aware structural damage can start as pups

There are much safer ways

Awareness use safer methods do not be feared into a harmful medication ..many side effects digestive disorders ,ulcers and more is it worth it ? There are natural preventatives PARAVID

Ivermectin in heartworm flea tick applications ,destroy the immune system

The skeleton Dogs have fours legs, humans have only two. Our arms are not meant for supporting the body weight, but for other things. For this reason, our shoulders are very flexible. We can turn our arms in almost any direction. Dogs have a completely different construction of their shoulders. Their shoulders are only supposed to move in one direction, to support the body moving. Their shoulders are not meant to be twisted out from the body, and their shoulders are most defi...nitely not meant to have the body weight carried by pulling them! They are meant for supporting the body, not for having the body hanging in them. Why this is important? Because most people do a lot of harm to their dogs by lifting them as they lift a human baby, in the arms! The dog's shoulders cannot handle this kind of stress very well. You risk doing some severe damage to the shoulders and its ligaments when you try to lift the dog in the front legs or by putting your hands up under the dog's arm pits. I have seen many dogs develop chronic pain in the shoulders because "dog lovers" could not resist the temptation of lifting those cute things in their front legs.... How you lift your dog then? Very simple: you always have a hand under the bum! You carry the dog's weight on your arms or body - you do not pull at its legs ever, letting the body hang dangling. You might add another hand under the neck, in front of the legs.

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