Susie Q McBride

Susie Q McBride

Sue is a semi-retired grandmother of one, and a mother of 3 grown children. She works part time as a merchandiser, dog groomer and free lance writing for pet issues. Sue has a certification in dog grooming and pet health care with 30+ years experience in the pet field, as she runs a small grooming shop from home. She has worked closely with dogs and cats in health care for many years. Her desire is to supplement retirement from home, writing articles on-line and in periodicals, and sharing her knowledge and passions through writing. Her specialty and love is mainly in the field of pet care. She does a lot of reading and research to broaden her knowledge in many areas and from life experiences as a mom, grandmother, and a survivor of suicide and other mental illnesses. Sue's desire is to share with others and help anyone she can through her own life experiences.
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  • Is it Right to Give a Pet Dog or Cat as a Christmas Gift
    11/18/2011
    A dog or cat is not an inanimate object & is full of life creature that requires a lot of care. A new pet is always welcome but can be pushed aside during the hustle & bustle of Christmas. Waiting after the holiday is the best time to give a pet as a gift
  • What's on Your Cat's Mind - Can You Read Him/Her?
    11/18/2011
    Cat's are so independent. They seem to rule the home. Wouldn't it be great if you could read his or her mind and know the thoughts and feelings? Or would it?!
  • Is it Necessary to Remove a Dog's Dew Claws
    11/17/2011
    Dogs have dew claws in front and sometimes on their rear paws. It is a matter of choice if you remove the dew claws. If they are presenting a hazard to your pet, speak with your vet about removing the dew claws.
  • Some Simple Methods to Get Your Dog to Take Its Medicine
    11/17/2011
    Sometimes dogs get ill or are afflicted with a condition requiring some medication. With the various forms of medicine, it is sometimes hard to get your dog to take the meds. What can you do to get your dog to take its medicine?
  • How Can You Become a Pet Foster Parent
    11/17/2011
    With all the homeless pets, there is a large need for pet foster homes. As pets are saved from being homeless, they need people to care for them while socializing and rehabilitating them so they can be ready for adoption.
  • Simple Steps on How to Get Rid of Pet Dander
    11/12/2011
    Many people have allergies to pets and assume it is because it is due to the fur of the animal. However, the real culprit is the dander in animals that causes allergies in most people. Learn how you can get rid of pet dander in your home.
  • How You Can Train Your New Cavalier King Charles Puppy
    11/12/2011
    When you get a new puppy, it is important to train it immediately. Your new Cavalier King Charles puppy may have a mind of its own if not trained at an early age.
  • Bloodshot Eyes Can Be Common for Some Dogs
    11/12/2011
    Dogs can occasionally get bloodshot eyes for various reasons. Besides the minor causes of the bloodshot eyes, some dogs can have a medical issue as the cause. Call your vet if unsure for your dog's safety.
  • How to Help a Lost Dog Find It's Home and Family
    11/12/2011
    Dogs do get lost all the time and it is unfortunate. There are steps you can take to safely help a lost dog find it's family and home and keep the dog from getting hurt and being homeless.
  • A Bloody Nose in Your Dog Can Signify Something Minor or a Medical Issue
    11/12/2011
    A dog does not often experience a bloody nose as humans do. However, it can happen, sometime due to a minor problem and other times it may be due to a medical issue. If you are not sure of the cause of your dog's bloody nose, contact your vet ASAP.
  • Effects of Phlorizin Diabetes Experimentation in Goats
    11/12/2011
    Goats seem to be fairly healthy animals although they can be affected with illness such as diabetes. Phlorizin is experimental in goats to block intestinal glucose absorption. Vet care and proper nutrition is necessary for a goat with diabetes.
  • About the Cryptococcosis Fungus in Cats and Treatment Plan
    11/5/2011
    Cryptococcosis fungus in cats is described by the Pet MD as a yeast-like fungus which can be spread by pigeon droppings. Cryptococcosis fungus can be fatality dependent upon the organs affected. Your veterinarian will diagnose your cat for best treatment.
  • Founder or Laminitis in Horses and How it Can Be Treated
    11/5/2011
    The Equine Clinic online describes the effects of Founder or Laminitis in horses and how you can help relieve the discomfort. Become educated on founder in your horse so you can recognize the condition and get your horse instant treatment.
  • Facts About Puppy Strangles, Cause and Care
    11/5/2011
    Puppy strangles is not of common knowledge to most pet parents and as stated by Pet MD, can be recognized and treated. Speaking with your own veterinarian when you get a new puppy, you can learn all the common signs and treatment for puppy stangles.
  • Do All Dogs Know How to Swim - Water Safety Tips for Dogs
    11/5/2011
    You may think that all dogs can swim and are always safe around the water. That is not always true and dogs can drown without following safety tips. Take precaution and follow water safety tips for dogs.
  • Reasons to Be Thankful for Your Dog or Cat
    11/5/2011
    Many times when we have pets, we take them for granted. All year long, but especially during the holidays when you show your thankfulness for family, do you remember to be thankful for your beloved dog or cat and their unconditional contributions.
  • How to Spoil Your Dog or Cat and Show Your Love
    11/5/2011
    Our dogs show their unconditional love to us daily. Our cats may snuggle up to us as well. There are many ways that we can spoil our pets and show them how much we love them.
  • Tips on What to Do If Your Dog Gets Skunked
    11/5/2011
    It may not be a common occurrence, but your dog may meet up with a skunk. What do you do if your dog gets skunked? There are tips on how to remove the smell of a skunk from your dog.
  • How to Recognize the Common Signs of Cancer in Dogs
    11/5/2011
    According to veterinary online information, there are signs that can help you in recognizing the onset of cancer in dogs. Becoming an educated pet parent is the first step in knowing the common signs of cancer in dogs.
  • Are Some of the Common Myths About Dogs Facts?
    10/28/2011
    As animal lovers, you may hear myths and rumors about dogs but wonder if they are really true. The fact is that not all myths are true and just passed on just as gossip is. If you are concerned about something with your dog, question your veterinarian.
  • When Breeding a Cat, Know the Genetics of the Male and Female Felines
    10/28/2011
    Whether you are a breeder or just a concerned pet parent breeding your cats, you want too be sure the health and genetics of the cats you are breeding meet certain standards. It is important for the health and happiness of the kittens.
  • How to Clean Your Pet's Whelping Area Safely and Naturally
    10/28/2011
    If your pet is pregnant and delivering offspring, it is necessary to keep the whelping area nice and clean for the big day. In order to clean the area safely for the animals to use, be sure your choice of cleaners are safe and natural.
  • How to Help Your Dog with Cataracts
    10/28/2011
    People sometimes get confused when they note their dogs eyes looking cloudy, especially in their senior years. Cataracts do not just affect older dogs but the younger dog may have them as well. Sometimes the cataracts may be treated with surgery.
  • What Do You Feed a Dog with Finicky Eating Habits
    10/28/2011
    Most dogs may not turn up their noses at feeding times, like a cat might, but some of them do just that. There may be some concern because you of course want your dog to be healthy and eat what is given. How can you handle a finicky dog?
  • Safety Tips for Your Dogs and Cats During the Halloween Season
    10/28/2011
    When it comes to holidays, we seem to get so busy that we may become careless when it comes to the pets. There are steps you must take to keep your dogs and cats safe and healthy during the Halloween season.
  • How to Help Your Obese Dog Back to a Healthy Weight
    10/21/2011
    You love your dog and think it is best to show that love with food and treats. Unfortunately, that is the worst thing you can do. Obesity is a big problem in dogs and leads to many health risks.
  • Tips on Training Your Redbone Coonhound
    10/21/2011
    The Redbone Coonhound is a sweet hunting dog with a muscular build. They are known to hunt raccoons, bears and cougars as well as bob cats. This very intelligent dog can easily be trained as a young dog to hunt and fit in the family.
  • Should You Be Afraid of the Side Effects of the Rabies and DHPP Vaccinations for Dogs
    10/21/2011
    It is important to have your dog vaccinated each year. Some pet owners have concerns about the side effects of the rabies and DHPP vaccines needed to prevent disease and illness. Side effects are minor compared to no protection for your dog.
  • Characteristics and Size of the Sphynx Cat
    10/21/2011
    The Sphynx is a breed of hairless cat. Despite their appearance, this breed of cat is very loving and attentive.
  • How to Use the Bach Flower for the Emotional Health of Your Cat
    10/21/2011
    Cats can easily get stressed, upset and emotionally upset. A natural product called the essence of Bach flower has helped humans and is said to help your cat through emotional distress.
  • Animal Shelters Have Improved Over the Years for Dogs and Cats Adoption Process
    10/21/2011
    It is unfortunate how many pets do end up in shelters around the country. The object is to find each dog or cat a good home. Animal shelters have improved greatly in recent years to make the process better and easier.
  • Benefits of the 6-Month Heartworm Preventative for Your Dog
    10/21/2011
    Heartworm preventatives are extremely important for the health of your dog. There are several options available. One of the choices for more convenience is the 6-month preventative injectable to keep your dog healthy from heartworm.
  • Nesting Habits of the King Quail
    10/21/2011
    The King Quail is a tiny bird also known as the button or Chinese painted quail. These are great birds for the first time bird breeder.
  • Through Reputation, the Chihuahua Dog Breed Gets a Bad Rap
    10/13/2011
    The Chihuahua seems to have gotten a reputation as a feisty little ankle biter. Because of the reputation of a few, the Chihuahua Dog breed gets a bad rap. However, this little dog can be a very loving and affectionate dog to many.
  • Visible Signs of Lameness in Your Dog
    10/13/2011
    Dogs are often prone to illness and accidents without warning and it is hard to keep track of their every move. Watch for the visible signs of lameness and discomfort in your dog so that you can get it the help necessary.
  • Why Dogs Get Arthritis and How to Treat the Condition
    10/13/2011
    At least one in five dogs will suffer from arthritis at some point in their life. There are several reasons your dog may suffer from the condition and treatment options are available for your dog with an arthritis condition.
  • How to Choose a Good Breeder when You Are Thinking of Getting a New Dog
    10/13/2011
    When you are considering a new puppy to bring into the family, question is where to get the puppy. Research needs to be done on your part to choose a good reputable breeder who takes good care of the dogs.
  • Keeping Your Cat from Jumping on Counters, Tables and Windows
    10/11/2011
    The cat is a natural climber and loves to see things from up above. For better safety, you can train your cat not to climb up on counters, tables and windows.
  • Questions and Concerns when Considering a Veterinarian
    10/11/2011
    Choosing a doctor for your dog or cat is just as important as choosing your own personal doctor. Our pets are family. You must ask questions and choose a veterinarian that you can trust and put the health of your pet in.
  • What to Know If Your Dog or Cat Ingests Rat or Mouse Poison
    10/11/2011
    When you have a dog or cat, you have to be sure your home and garage is pet proof. If your pet were to get into mouse or rat poison, you need to know the signs and get immediate veterinary care.
  • How to Groom Your Dog with a Round Face
    10/11/2011
    Grooming your dog is an important aspect of caring for your pet. Many dogs have a round face and you can learn how to groom your dog to shape the round face
  • Is the Healthy Little Chihuahua Susceptible to Having Seizures
    10/7/2011
    Though they are tiny, the Chihuahua breed of dog is a predominantly healthy little guy. Some have wondered if they may be predisposed to seizures though it has been known that the Chihuahua is not susceptible to seizures and convulsions.
  • FIV in Cats - Can They Live a Long Normal Life?
    10/6/2011
    FIV can affect many cats, especially the feral cat population. Many of these felines can end up in shelters and most people are fearful of giving them a home. However, a cat with FIV can live a long normal life as an indoor cat with stress-free life.
  • Animal Hoarding Problems and What You Can Do to Help
    10/5/2011
    Animal hoarding has become a major problem in this country. People have good intentions when taking in the stray animals, only to get overwhelmed and eventually abusive. We need to know if there are ways to help the animal hoarders.
  • Facts About the Gordon Setter - is it the Right Dog for You?
    10/5/2011
    The Gordon Setter is a beautiful dog which was bred for hunting. Many folks love the dog and do not realize its full traits. You must know all the facts about the Gordon Setter and if it is the right dog for you.
  • How to Be Sure Your Next Pet is Not from a Puppy Mill
    10/5/2011
    A lot of research goes into adopting your next pet -- or at least it should. Unfortunately, there are so many puppy mills all across our country with horrifying conditions. You need to be sure your next pet is not from a puppy mill.
  • Questions to Consider Before Adopting a New Dog to Your Family
    10/5/2011
    If you are considering a new dog, whether it is your first or one of multiple pets, there are questions you need to consider and answer before making a decision. Go over the list of questions and know you are making the right decision for a new dog.
  • Dolphin Tales and the True Story of Winter the Dolphin
    9/27/2011
    It is unfortunate that some people need a prosthetic due to injury, accident or medical issues. Dolphin tale is a true story of the first ever prosthetic for a dolphin, caught in a tragic accident. Her family left her to die, & she washed on shore in need
  • High PH and Crystals in Dog Urine Can Signify a Urinary Tract Infection
    9/21/2011
    Urinary tract infections (UTI) are very common in many dogs. Visible signs are there to indicate that your dog is having difficulties. Most often it is necessary to have your dog's urine diagnosed and get immediate treatment to prevent further distress.
  • Chihuahuas Can Suffer from a Heart Murmur and How You Can Help with Treatment
    9/13/2011
    It is not very common for the Chihuahua to suffer from a heart murmur though some dogs do. A heart murmur can be the cause of an underlying issue and treatment may be available though there is no cure. It can be monitored.
  • How I Began My Own Dog Grooming Business from My Home
    9/12/2011
    As an avid animal lover, I always knew I wanted to work with pets. Though I did not go in that direction as a child, I never gave up the dream. In later years I went to school, got experience and ran my own dog grooming shop.
  • Life, So Short and Unpredictable, Shouldn't Be Taken for Granted After 9/11
    9/7/2011
    We can't forget the catastrophic effect that 9/11 has had on us all. With the 10th anniversary of this tragic event in history upcoming, it is a time to further reflect on all the lives lost at the hands of terrorists.
  • Choosing the Proper Diet for Your Bobcat
    7/22/2011
    Many people love cats but a bobcat is not quite the same as the domestic cat. They are considered a wild animal needing special care, including the foods they eat.
  • Know the By-Laws Before Adopting a Greyhound Breed of Dog
    7/21/2011
    The Greyhound is a graceful, athletic breed of dog that is normally used for dog racing. When they retire they are quite young still and in need of a permanent home and family. Learn the by-laws before bringing this beauty into your family.
  • How to Care for Your Cat with Diseases
    7/21/2011
    Your cat can suffer from any variety of diseases and illnesses. Treatment is dependent upon a veterinarian's diagnosis and severity. Preventatives and immunizations can help to avoid illness in your cat.
  • How to Make a DIY Basking Area for Your Turtle
    7/20/2011
    A turtle not only likes to swim around, they need to be able bask in the sun or warm light. You can provide your turtle with a simple DIY basking platform.
  • Steps in Grooming a Poodle in the Town & Country Clip
    7/18/2011
    There are numerous hair styles and cuts for the standard poodle. One of the popular cuts for show dogs as well as the pet is the Town & Country Clip. The hair cut is a cut you can do yourself or may prefer a professional groomer to do so.
  • The Process for Registering Your Staffordshire Dog
    7/18/2011
    When you get a new purebred puppy, most times you want to register your dog. There is a process in doing so with all pure-breeds, including the Stafforshire Terrier Breed.
  • Insects in Georgia that Eat Cardboard
    7/18/2011
    Not only in Georgia but other states, there are certain insects and pests that will eat just about anything. There are actually some insects that consume cardboard and they can be difficult to eradicate.
  • How to Train a Dog to Focus on You
    7/15/2011
  • Shampoo Choices to Strip Dogs with Excess Oily Skin and Coat
    7/15/2011
  • Tips on Removing Hair from Your Dog's Ears
    7/14/2011
    Not all dogs grow excess hair in their ears. Some dogs, however, do have a lot of hair which needs to be removed from the ears. There are several ways that this can be accomplished.
  • Causes, Symptoms and Treatment for Staph Infections in Dogs
    7/13/2011
    A staph infection can be a common problem for dogs, one that comes with great discomfort. The infection comes with rash, sores and intense itching. The condition is treatable once your vet makes a diagnosis.
  • Facts About Canine Brain Tumors
    7/10/2011
    Brain tumors in a dog can be very intrusive and debilitating. It is difficult to know the cause of a tumor though there are some speculations. Most causes cannot be prevented and your vet will help you to provide your dog the best quality of life.
  • How to Use Proin for the Treatment of Canine Incontinence Conditions
    7/8/2011
    Urinary incontinence is a common problem in dogs. Proin is a newer medication used to tone the dogs sphincter muscles in order to control bladder leakage.
  • Reasons for Amputating a Dog's Limb or Toe
    7/8/2011
    If your dog has an injury, it is sometimes incurable. The best solution may be to amputate, whether it be a limb or just a toe. Dogs can survive comfortably with one less limb or toe and live a normal healthy life.
  • Treatment for a Canine Renal Adenoma
    7/8/2011
    Kidney failure in dogs can be a common problem. According to your vet, there are numerous options for treatment depending on the dog and the severity of the condition. Cisplatin is proven to kill bad cancer cells, promoting healing.
  • Facts About the Anatomy of a Female Dog
    7/8/2011
    It is obvious that there are many differences in each sex and breed of dog. The female dog is often referred to as the bitch with specific internal organs and hormones necessary for reproduction.
  • About a Degenerative Discs in the Neck of Your Lhasa Apso
    7/8/2011
    Any dog can suffer from a slipped or degenerative discs in the neck or the back. Some canines are prone to the problem more than others. The Lhasa is one breed of dog that can be more susceptible to a degenerative disc.
  • How to Use Sulfur 6X to Remedy Canine Skin Conditions
    7/8/2011
    Skin problems are common for many dogs and numerous treatments are available. The type of care depends on the severity and the actual diagnosis. Sulfur 6x is noted to be a natural and safe remedy for skin problems.
  • The Effects of Muscle Tumors in Dogs
    7/7/2011
    Muscle tumors in dogs are known as soft tissue tumors or rhabdomyosarcomas. Although they are a rare occurrence, they can be aggressive and malignant. Treatment depends upon early diagnosis.
  • Treating Canine Ear Infections with Cephalexin
    7/3/2011
    Dogs are susceptible to various types of ear infections, both bacterial and viral. Each requires different medications. Bacterial infections can be more difficult and doctors prescribed cephalexin to kill off the bacteria.
  • Tips on Helping Your Dog Through the Fireworks Displays
    7/2/2011
    Some dogs are not startled by loud noises. Others react to the smallest of disturbances. With the onset of warm weather and various fireworks displays, be aware of the noises that may stress your dog and make him feel more secure.
  • How to Care for Your Sick Fish in an Aquarium
    6/30/2011
    Fish can get sick just as any other living being. It is sometimes more difficult to know when they are sick and how do you treat them.
  • Effects of Flourescent Lighting on School Children
    6/30/2011
    When you send your children to school, you do not give much thought to the effects of the lighting and children's capabilities. Recent studies have shown there may be a link to how your child is affected by lighting.
  • Tips on Taking Care of Your Swimming Pool
    6/30/2011
    Having a swimming pool is a lot of fun. However, there is a lot of responsibility in caring for a pool in order to keep it safe and clean for the family.
  • Facts About Rosacea Skin Disorder and How to Treat It
    6/30/2011
    Rosacea is a chronic skin disease that can affect men and women, especially between the ages of 30 and 50. It usually shows up as a red swelling rash. Treatment is available per doctors orders.
  • Hormones and the Endocrine System of Your Dog and Cat
    6/30/2011
    The endocrine system is comprised of different glands in the body of your pets that product hormones. When all the hormones are not working properly, it can result in various diseases.
  • How to Use Interceptor for Deworming Dogs and Cats
    6/30/2011
    Veterinarians most often will recommend the use of Interceptor for parasite problems in pets. The product is effective against parasitic worms common in many pets.
  • Medications to Treat Allergies in Dogs
    6/30/2011
    It is a common occurrence for dogs to be affected by some type of allergy, just as humans. Finding the component responsible for their allergies is important in finding the right medication to help your dog get relief.
  • Infections that Affect Female Dogs
    6/29/2011
    It is not uncommon for dogs to contract an infection from time to time though some conditions totally affect the female canine. With early detection, there is treatment for any of these infections affecting your dog.
  • Uremic Crisis in a Dog with Kidney Failure
    6/29/2011
    Urinary and kidney problems are a common problem in some dogs. Uremic crisis is when a kidney disorder is in its advanced state and needs intense medical treatment by your veterinarian.
  • Hydrocephalus or Water on the Brain in Dogs
    6/29/2011
    Dogs can be affected with water on the brain, also known as hydrocephalus. There are various causes for the condition. With visible symptoms, it is important to get immediate medical assistance to help your dog.
  • Reasons for Abnormal Breathing in Dogs
    6/29/2011
    Some dog breeds are more prone to breathing difficulties though any dog can be affected. There are several conditions in dogs that can cause abnormal breathing. Many conditions can be remedied.
  • Comparing Scalpel Surgery with Laser for Dog Neutering
    6/25/2011
    Doctors always convince pet parents as to the importance of spaying or neutering your dog. In doing so you will have the decision of choosing traditional scalpel surgery as opposed to laser surgery, the pros and cons of each option.
  • Canine Vestibular Disease Causes and Symptoms
    6/25/2011
    Brain disorders affects your dog's behavior and movement. Vestibular disorders can cause distress within the nerves of the inner ear, with older dogs being prone to the condition.
  • Managing Canine Liver Problems with Proper Diet
    6/25/2011
    Many times when a dog has liver problems, providing the proper diet can restore good health. Learn the basics of the canine liver diet and supply the necessary nutrients so that your dog's liver and other organs can work well.
  • Nasal Planum Cancer in Dogs
    6/25/2011
    Nose cancer is not very common in most breeds of dog though it can happen. Larger dogs are more susceptible as well as those with lighter pigmentation. Exposure to the sun and toxic chemicals ca cause the cancer.
  • Kidney Disease Can Affect Your Senior Dog
    6/20/2011
    Kidney disease is quite common in dogs. The senior dog is more susceptible. Your vet can diagnose the condition and find an appropriate treatment so your dog can find relief.
  • Rimadyl Can Be Used for Torn Ligaments and Other Pain in Dogs
    6/19/2011
    Joint problems and torn ligaments are a common occurrence in dogs. Larger dogs are more prone to these types of injuries because of their size. Your vet can advise as to the right medication for pain and inflammation.
  • Spindle Cell Carcinomas in Dogs
    6/19/2011
    Dogs can be affected with cancer and tumors just as a human. A spindle cell carcinoma, as described by the vet, is a tumor that develops from connective tissue, blood and smooth muscles in your dog.
  • Facts About Panniculitis and It's Effect on Your Dachshund
    6/19/2011
    Panniculitis is when the fat tissue under the dog's skin becomes inflamed. The cause for the condition is most often genetic and the dachshund is one of the breeds of dogs that is more susceptible.
  • The Benefits of Glucosamine for the Arthritic Dog
    6/19/2011
    Not only humans but dogs also suffer from arthritis, especially during the aging process. Much has been said about the benefits of glucosamine for us and our pets to get around with less aches and pains. Ask your vet about helping your dog.
  • Meeting Nutritional Diet Needs of Your Energetic Beagle
    6/19/2011
    The little beagle dog is a very energetic hunting type dog. Because of that stamina, your beagle requires a special type diet with specific nutritional needs. Your vet's office staff can advise as to the best diet to meet your beagle's needs.
  • About the Cerebellar Abiotrophy in Dogs
    6/19/2011
    The brain of the dog controls movement and coordination. Cerebellar abiotrophy is a genetic disease that affects how your dog walks, moves and lives. Your vet can determine if your dog is suffering from cerebellar abiotrophy.
  • Endostatin May Be Prescribed by Your Vet for Canine Cancer
    6/18/2011
    With the various canine cancer treatments available, endostatin has been proven to actually kill cancer cells through various medical studies. Side effects are less. Your doctor can advise you on the best choice for your dog.
  • Multiple Uses of Prednisone for Dogs
    6/18/2011
    Prednisone is a prescription drug used by veterinarians for such systemic diseases as Cushing's disease, lupus, shock and inflammation, to name a few. Speak with your own vet about the uses of prednisone for your dog.
  • Realize the Benefits of Dichloroacetate (DCA) for Dogs with Cancer
    6/18/2011
    When speaking with your veterinarian you may hear of special treatments for your dog with cancer. Dichloroacetate (DCA) is a recent beneficial option that your doctor can discuss with you to help your dog through the disease.
  • Using Probiotic Powder for Your Dog's Health Issues
    6/5/2011
    Dogs can suffer from a multitude of conditions such as bacterial and yeast infections, intestinal and stomach disorders. Probiotic powders and supplements can help keep your dog healthy.
  • Benefits of Using Ivomec for Treatment and Prevention of Heartworm in Dogs
    6/5/2011
    Heartworm is a serious condition that can affect your dog. Preventing the disease is the best route you can take and a popular medication to do so is Ivomec, commonly known as Ivermectin. Your veterinarian can help you for the best treatment option.
  • Safety of Naproxen for Dogs
    6/4/2011
    People may assume it is safe to give your dog human medications for their aches and pains. Remember that our dogs systems are not quite the same as ours. What is safe for us may be toxic for our pets.
  • Side Effects of Nerve Damage to Dogs from Chemotherapy
    6/4/2011
    If your dog suffers from any type of cancer requiring chemotherapy and/or radiation, it is always best to know what to expect. Some side effects do exist and working with your vet can help to minimize undue dangers to your dog.
  • Causes and Treatment for Hair Loss in Your Yorkshire Terrier Dog
    5/29/2011
    There are many reasons for hair loss in any dog. The Yorkie does not commonly lose its hair unless it is due to an underlying medical condition. Proper care and diet can stop hair loss in your dog.
  • Diseases that Can Have a Paralytic Effect on Your Dog
    5/29/2011
    There are many diseases that can affect our dogs. Some are easily remedied while some may have a devastating result for our pet, causing a type of paralysis. If your dog suffers from a disease, get immediate medical help to ward off serious complications.
  • Essiac Tea and Its Herbal Effect on Dogs Recovering from Cancer
    5/29/2011
    Essiac tea is a natural herbal remedy for many various ailments. Special ingredients in this natural tea can relieve your dog from any side effects of cancer and cancer treatments that your dog may be experiencing.
  • Signs and Treatments for Staph Infections in Dogs
    5/29/2011
    Staph infections are a common disorder in most dogs. Dogs affected with a skin disorder can be affected with a staph bacteria and result in skin and coat infections, requiring special treatment plans.
  • Meningitis and Its Impact on Your Maltese Breed of Dog
    5/29/2011
    Small dogs such as the Maltese are more prone to Meningitis. This is a condition that affects the central nervous system, usually inherited through the breed lines. There is no cure for the disease.
  • Effects of Hip Dysplasia and Limping in Your Dog
    5/29/2011
    Dogs are sometimes prone to a condition of the hips and joints known as hip dysplasia. One of the first signs that your dog is feeling discomfort is limping. Treatment options are available per the advice of your vet to find relief for your dog.
  • Tips on Training a Terrier that is Resistant and Stubborn
    5/29/2011
    Terriers can sometimes have a mind of their own. being that they have been bred for hunting and digging. If you begin a training program with your terrier as a young pup, which requires a lot of patience, your terrier will learn.
  • Viral Papilloma Eye Warts in Dogs
    5/28/2011
    Warts are a common occurrence on dogs and most times nothing to worry about. Eye warts can cause your dog great discomfort. Finding relief with the help of your vet can bring your dog much needed well-being.
  • Special Diet Needs for Dogs with Lymphoma
    5/28/2011
    Dogs suffering with lymphoma and cancer can live a better life with special diet. With advice from your veterinarian, you can provide your dog with a unique diet for their special needs. These foods can prolong their life.
  • Importance of Rabies Prevention for the Health of Your Dog
    5/28/2011
    Rabies is an infectious disease that can affect your dog at any time. Prevention is your best option to keep your pet out of danger. Ensure good health for your dog through yearly rabies vaccinations.
  • Canine Cancer and Stomach Tumors
    5/28/2011
    Cancer can affect any dog and with early detection can be treated. Tumors may not always be cancerous and senior dogs are more at risk. Abdominal tumors are most common.
  • Origins and Treatments for Tonsillitis in Dogs
    5/28/2011
    With regular oral care and vet visits, you can help your dog to ward off any possible tonsil health issues. If your dog does contract tonsillitis, early detection can help in a quick treatment and recovery process.
  • Causes and Treatment for Cataracts in Dogs
    5/28/2011
    It is not uncommon for dogs to develop cataracts in their eyes, especially as they age. The condition can be due to the maturing process as well as other medical reason, which are treatable.
  • Cushing's and Addison's Disease in Cats
    5/28/2011
    Cats can be affected with Cushing's or Addison's disease which have opposite effects. One involves too little and the other - too much cortisol in your cat, causing illness and great discomfort. Treatment can help relieve your cat's ill feelings.
  • Certain Feline Diseases that Can Have a Zoonotic Affect on Humans
    5/28/2011
    Certain zoonotic diseases can be passed on from cats to humans and other species. Certain feline diseases such as Cryptosporidiosis, Giardiasis, Toxoplasmosis, and Salmonellosis can affect their humans.
  • Poor Decisions and Complex Relationships on 'Grey's Anatomy'
    5/25/2011
    Tensions are high at 'Grey's Anatomy' with the chance of Meredith losing her job & husband. Christina is pregnant and against Owen's wishes, wants an abortion. Mark and Lexie are still strained in their relationship & Teddy & Henry proclaimed their love.
  • Canine Hypoglycemia Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment
    5/22/2011
    Hypoglycemia affects animals and humans alike. The condition is a result of low blood sugar. Smaller dogs are more susceptible though large dogs can be affected. Treatment is necessary for control of the condition.
  • Skin Infections and Conditions that Affect Dogs
    5/22/2011
    Dogs are quite often affected with hair and skin conditions. Infections in a dog is not uncommon and there are many remedies available to help your dog to find relief.
  • Simple Tips in Training Your Cocker Spaniel Puppy
    5/22/2011
    It is such a joy when you bring home a new puppy cocker spaniel. Training begins as soon as puppy enters the home. Start with housebreaking and obedience training so puppy learns early what the rules are and who is boss.
  • Important Reminders About Oral Health Care for Your Dog
    5/22/2011
    Healthy teeth and gums are important for your dog. That is where you come in as the responsible pet parent. Besides regular teeth brushing of your dog's teeth, there are other important aspects to good oral hygiene for your best canine.
  • Homeopathic Seacure Can Help Your Dog Find Relief from Allergies
    5/22/2011
    Homeopathic treatments of seacure may be a better option for your dog with allergies. Seacure is found to be safe and effective in the treatment of canine allergies.
  • Help to Find Relief for Your Golden Retriever with Hot Spots
    5/22/2011
    Hot spots can be a common occurrence in some dogs. If your Golden retriever is affected with hot spots and skin conditions, there is help and relief available for the comfort of your dog.
  • Understanding the Pros and Cons of Heartworm Medications
    5/22/2011
    Heartworm prevention is so importance for the health of your dog. Speaking with your vet and educating yourself can help in providing your dog safe medication to ward off the dangers of heartworm.
  • Understanding the Muscular System of Your Cat
    5/22/2011
    When you get a new kitty, you do not give much thought to its muscular system, even though it is the largest system in your cat. The muscular system forms the framework of your precious feline.
  • Discover the Benefits of Hydrotherapy for Canine Pain
    5/22/2011
    Dogs experience pain for various reasons and therapy options can help your dog find comfort and relief. Water is soothing and hydrotherapy is proven effective in helping your dog through the pain.
  • The Effects of Cat Bites on Humans
    5/22/2011
    Cats don't often bite out of aggression but accidentally. Because of the bacteria in the mouth of a cat, if you get bitten by your cat through play biting or due to something they dislike, you may develop an infection which is treatable.
  • Cushing's Disease Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment Options
    5/22/2011
    Cushing's disease can affect any dog and results from a malfunctioning of the adrenal glands. With over-productions of cortisone your dog is affected with hyperadrenocorticism. Treatment depends upon the severity.
  • How to Care for Your Golden Retriever with Hip Dysplasia
    5/21/2011
    Hip dysplasia is most common in the larger breeds of dogs. If your dog is a Golden Retriever, it may be susceptible. There are options for your dog for relief and comfort.
  • Be Cautious Before Giving Your Dog Over-The-Counter Human Medications
    5/21/2011
    Simple human over-the-counter medications may be safe for us but can be hazardous for our pets. If your dog gets ill, consult with your veterinarian before administering any type of medication.
  • How to Train Your New Puppy Not to Bark
    5/21/2011
    Training your new puppy takes a lot of time and patience on your part. However, the rewards are endless. The sooner you begin training the more successful you can be in teaching your puppy not to bark unnecessarily.
  • Canine Mercer Disease
    5/21/2011
    Mercer disease or MRSA is a highly contagious bacterial staph infection that can affect dogs. Knowing the symptoms and signs can help in early detection and treatment.
  • Identifying Worms and Parasites that Affect Humans and Cats
    5/21/2011
    There are numerous parasites that can affect our pets and be passed on to us. Extra care and precaution is necessary to ward off the spread of worms and other parasites from our cats to other cats and humans.
  • The Teacup Kitten Requires Special Care and Attention for a Healthy Life
    5/21/2011
    The teacup kitten is a tiny little bundle of joy. Because of its minute size, the teacup Kittie has some special needs and requirements for a long and healthy life. You as the responsible pet parent can provide the needs for that new kitten.
  • Canine Subluxation of the Hips Diagnosis and Care
    5/21/2011
    Larger breeds of dogs are many times affected with dislocated hips and joints, most commonly known as hip dysplasia and subluxation. Many tests are available to measure your dog's discomfort for proper treatment.
  • Canine Pancreatitis Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
    5/21/2011
    Pancreatitis in dogs is not very common but can be serious if left untreated. Notice the symptoms of the condition to begin an early treatment plan for your dog's health.
  • Recognize Why Your Dog Licks and Scratches in Order to Know Appropriate Treatment Options
    5/21/2011
    It is not uncommon for your dog to lick, scratch and bite at themselves. There are many reasons this may happen and finding the underlying cause is a first step in finding a relief treatment for your dog.
  • Tense Moments Continue on 'Grey's Anatomy'
    5/20/2011
    'Grey's Anatomy' is full of love connections, most with tense moments and outcomes. This episode is no different.
  • Callie and Sofia - The Road to Recovery on 'Grey's Anatomy'
    5/16/2011
    After the horrific car crash, we have all been waiting for the good news about Callie and the baby. Mom is on the slow road to recovery while her new daughter is fighting for life in neonatal intensive care.
  • Importance of Heartworm Prevention and Treatment Side Effects
    5/15/2011
    Heartworm disease can be deadly for your pet if no preventative measures have been taken. Some of the preventatives have been noted to have side effects. It is important to weigh the pros and cons for your pets' safety.
  • The Special Characteristics of the Wire-Haired Dachshund
    5/15/2011
    The Dachshund is an adorable little dog many times referred to as a "wiener" dog. Many may not know that there are 3 types of Dachshunds, the basic short-hair, the long-hair and the adorable wire-haired dachshund.
  • Be Cautious of Toxic Foods Not to Feed Your Cat
    5/15/2011
    Just as with dogs, there are certain foods that can be harmful for your cat as well. When caring and providing for your pets, it is important to refrain from all people foods for their safety.
  • Bacterial Skin Disorders in Dogs and Treatment Options
    5/14/2011
    Pyoderma is a bacterial skin condition that can often affect your dog. Treatment options can help bring your dog great relief for healthier skin and coat.
  • Cat Scratch Disease Can Bring Some Discomfort to Family Members
    5/14/2011
    If you are close with your cat, it can be easy to get accidentally scratched or even bitten. Sometimes though unforeseen wounds on you can get infected and cause a lot of pain.
  • Treating Your Dog with Warts and Skin Tags
    5/14/2011
    Warts and skin tags can appear bothersome to your pet though most times they cause no harm. Warts at times can become more serious and may need medical removal. Minor warts can go away on their own.
  • Grooming Tips You Can Use to Keep Your Dogs' Skin & Coat Healthy
    5/14/2011
    If you start early with your dog, the grooming process you perform at home with your dog will become easier and easier. This time of beauty will become a bonding experience for you and your pup.
  • Dog or Cat, Which is Your Pet of Choice?
    5/14/2011
    Some people prefer dogs, others love cats and some folks actually have a family of both species. It all depends on your needs and what best fits into your life. All these precious pets need a home and the love you can give.
  • Finding Remedies for Dogs with Flaky Skin Disorders
    5/14/2011
    It is an all too common problem in dogs. For one reason or another, your dog may suffer from flaky dry skin which causes an itchy, uncomfortable situation. In extreme cases, the conditions worsen, resulting in hair loss.
  • Diagnosing and Treating Canine Gallbladder Disorders
    5/14/2011
    It is not often that a dog is affected with gallbladder problems. Detecting the condition is difficult as it appears as an intestinal condition. Diagnosis and treatment are available for the health of your dog.
  • How to Discourage Inappropriate Chewing in Your Dog
    5/14/2011
    All puppies going through the chewing stages, some longer and more often than others. There many reasons for the chewing such as teething, boredom and anxiety, all issues that can be handled carefully.
  • Tips on Bathing and Grooming Your Dog
    5/14/2011
    There is no general rule as to the frequency in washing your dog. You will know when it is time to do so. Simple tips can help in the grooming process of your beloved dog that you can do yourself. . . at home.
  • Becoming a New Pet Parent Takes Great Responsibility
    5/14/2011
    If you are going to get a new pet, you take om the role of a responsible pet owner. You are that new animal's care taker and provider. Learn all you can for the health and well-being of your new family member.
  • Feline Ear Mites Signs, Diagnosis and Treatment Options
    5/14/2011
    It is not uncommon for cats to contract ear mites, especially the outdoor kitty. It is a painful and uncomfortable problem for your cat which can be remedied. At home and vet treatments are available.
  • What to Do when You Bring Home Your New Kitty
    5/8/2011
    Getting a new kitty holds with it a lot of responsibility, You want to be prepared with all the major necessities your new baby will need along with the knowledge for proper care.
  • How to Treat Canine Ear Conditions
    5/8/2011
    It is not uncommon for dogs to have ear problems on occasion. Ear infections are very painful and cause your dog great discomfort. Keeping your dog's ears clean on a regular basis can help to keep them in a healthy state.
  • Facts About Feline Diabetes and How to Care for Your Cat
    5/8/2011
    Many cats can be affected with diabetes. Being an educated pet parent equips you with the tools you need to provide your cat with necessary care for a long and healthy life.
  • What Can You Do If Your Dog Suffers from Constipation
    5/7/2011
    Sometimes things can happen to cause your dog to suffer from constipation. Monitoring your dog is the best way to note a problem and there are ways to help your dog through the suffering. Get the intestines back on track.
  • Tips on Training a Feral or Aggressive Dog
    5/7/2011
    With the huge number of feral dog population, it is hard to believe that many of these animals can find new homes. It is possible with a lot of training, they can be socialized to fit into a new home and family.
  • Become Aware of the Effects of Valbazen for De-worming Your Dog
    5/7/2011
    Valbazen has been used on farm animals to control parasitic conditions such as deworming. There is a lot of controversy as to the side effects when used on pets such as dogs. There are other options safe for your pets.
  • Effects of Canine Diabetes and Treatment Options
    5/7/2011
    Cats appear to be more prone to diabetic conditions. However, your dog can be affected as well, Treatment of medications and a proper diet can ward off the effects of this disease.
  • Your Dogs Do Pick Up on Your Emotions
    5/7/2011
    When we feel mad, sad, impatient or any other emotion, your dog can sense and reflect how you feel. Sometimes those feelings can make them feel anxious. Other times they can sense an illness before you do.
  • The Effects of Mites and Mange on Your Pets
    5/7/2011
    Parasites are most common during the warmer seasons and can significantly affect the health of your pets. Mange is especially debilitating and can be infectious to all within the family. Treatment is available for all types of mange.
  • The Techniques in Teaching a Small Dog to Use a Litter Box
    4/30/2011
    When you live in an apartment or in colder climates it may be difficult for you to take your small dog outside to relieve itself. There is a way to train your pup to use a litter box much the same as a cat . . .
  • Simple Process to Remove Hair in Your Dogs' Ears
    4/30/2011
    Part of good health for your dog includes ear care. Some dogs grow excess hair within the ear that needs to be removed on a regular basis. Hair removal is not too difficult to learn and can help your dog . . .
  • Help Your Stressed Feline with Homeopathic Bach Flower Remedies
    4/30/2011
    Animals can get stressed out just as humans can though it is harder to recognize. How can we help them to cope? There are treatment options including homeopathic Bach flower for a calm kitty . . .
  • The Importance of Parvovirus Prevention for Your Dog
    4/30/2011
    Parvovirus is a serious disease that can affect pets. At one time there was nothing we could do to keep our pets healthy. We now have preventatives available and your pets deserve the proper care to ward off the disease.
  • Responsibilities of that New Puppy in the Family
    4/30/2011
    Getting a new puppy is so exciting. Along with the joy it brings, it is a living being that comes with great responsibilities . . . for the whole family.
  • Feral Dog and Cat Populations Are Continually Increasing
    4/30/2011
    It is sad to see the increasing number of animal fatalities due to the huge feral animal population. So many pets have no one to love and as they roam the streets their lives are in danger of disease and death.
  • Feline Dementia and Alzheimer's Diagnosis and Treatment Options
    4/30/2011
    Your cat will go through normal changes throughout their lives. An aging cat may even be affected by dementia with visible signs. There are treatment options to help your cat live a very long healthy life. . .
  • Should Your Cat Be Strictly an Indoor Pet?
    4/23/2011
    It is heartbreaking to see someones pet on the side of the road, a victim of a car accident. We should protect our pets which is hard to do when we allow them the freedom of the great outdoors . . .
  • Canine Parasites and Medications Available with the Least Side Affects
    4/23/2011
    Some of the most common medications available with Ivermectin is prescribed for the treatment and prevention of parasites in dogs. Any side affects far outweigh parasite infestation distressing your precious pet . . .
  • The Effects of Canine Seizures and a Possible Stroke
    4/23/2011
    It is not uncommon for a dog to go through a seizure. A seizure is most often a symptom of something more serious such as a brain disorder or stroke . . .
  • Feline Leukemia (FeLV) Virus is a Complex Ailment Affecting Some Cats
    4/23/2011
    An educated and observant pet parent can witness the early signs of feline leukemia so that you can help your cat in the infant stages of the disease. With proper care your cat can live a long happy life . . .
  • Your Puppy Can Be Affected with Dandruff and Hair Loss
    4/23/2011
    A puppy can be born with a skin disorder, resulting in dandruff and hair loss. At this young age, the puppy can be successfully treated to have healthy skin and coat . . .
  • Cancer Awareness and the Stages in Your Dog
    4/22/2011
    Cancer is a horrible disease and affects everyone. When it comes to the pets, you need to know the signs, symptoms and stages in order to provide the best possible care for a longer healthier life . . .
  • Awareness of Homeless Pets & Animals Shelter Statistics
    4/22/2011
    It is an unfortunate situation that finds many loving pets in our society. The statistics are off the boards regarding homeless pets and animal shelters. We can do our part to help support the shelters . . .
  • The Awareness of Keeping Your Dog Well Hydrated
    4/22/2011
    Of all the necessities we provide your dogs, water should be at the top of the list. Without proper hydration, the body does not function properly and can cause a multitude of problems . . .
  • Teaching Children the Responsibilities of Owning a New Pet
    4/22/2011
    When getting a new pet, it is important that the children learn how to love and care for the new family member. Children think that pets are just a plaything and should learn responsibility as early as possible . . .
  • The Special Needs and Care of the Aging Dog
    4/22/2011
    Dogs' needs change as they age, just like most of us, and their needs change. A great relationship with your veterinarian plus supplements and changes in diet are imperative for a long life for your senior dog.
  • 'Grey's Anatomy:' The Musical Resolved Many Broken Lives
    4/18/2011
    'Grey's Anatomy' gave us a historic episode with music among all the frustration and broken lives. Music has a way to help us all recover one way or another, and it was touching to see Callie sing over her own body and soul.
  • Some Reasons Why Dogs Chew Destructively and How to Stop the Behavior
    4/17/2011
    There are many reasons that dogs may chew inappropriate items and objects. Some of the behavior can be due to boredom or anxiety and most can be corrected through training . . .
  • The Dangers of Dogs with Toads and Frogs
    4/17/2011
    It is not uncommon for dogs to be attracted to a frog or toad. After all, they hop around, are small and appear to be the perfect playmate for your pet. Some of these amphibians can be poisonous and all are toxic . . .
  • The Mixed Breed of Dog Makes a Great Family Pet
    4/16/2011
    When choosing the best dog to fit into your family, consider some of the best mixed breed of dogs to love and care for. There are many homeless dogs available to fit the needs of your home and family . . .
  • The Golden Retriever is the Best Family Dog
    4/16/2011
    In choosing a family pet, you look for a dog that is the best with children. One of the breeds that is so tender, gentle, smart and great with and around children is the Golden Retriever, They are loving and eager to please . . .
  • Proper Care and Vaccinations for Your New Kitten
    4/9/2011
    It can sometimes be difficult to know how to care for your new kitten. Aside from regular material needs and a place to sleep, kitty also needs medical care and yearly required vaccinations for long health . . .
  • How Does Trauma Affect Your Cat . . . and How You Can Help
    4/9/2011
    Most animals never forget when they experience a traumatic experience. We can give them a lot of love and attention to help them through the trauma though they still never forget . . .
  • There is Connection Between Child Abuse and Animal Abuse
    4/9/2011
    Any type of abuse is horrific and it is amazing how connected child abuse and animal abuse are. People who have abused animals will definitely abuse humans and vice versa. We need to be aware and help stop the abuse.
  • Remembering the Dangers of Chocolate to Our Dogs
    4/9/2011
    When giving our dogs any type of treats, it is important to remember that many human foods are actually more of a danger than a treat to our pets - dogs and cats. One of the biggest toxins is chocolate . . .
  • Caring for the Diabetic Dog
    4/9/2011
    Dogs just as humans can suffer with diabetes. With proper diet, exercise and care, your dog can still live a very long and happy life . . .
  • Tips on Taking Your Pets with You on Vacations
    4/9/2011
    Going on vacation is supposed to be fun and carefree. When you have to leave your pets behind, you can't help but worry and wonder about the care they are getting. You can bring your pets with you . . .
  • Is the Basenji Breed of Dog a Good Dog for Your Family
    4/9/2011
    If you have heard about the Basenji breed of dog as one that does not bark, you may feel this is a good for you. Researching the breed will show other characteristics that may or may not fit your needs for a new pup. . .
  • Divorce Can Be Difficult for All the Family and Family Pets
    4/8/2011
    Divorce is difficult for all concerned. As custody and property gets sorted, what happens with the pets in the midst of the battles and torn families. Are they considered "just property" in the eyes of the law . . .
  • Facts About Feline Aids (FIV)
    4/8/2011
    Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, also known as aids, can affect your cat. This form of aids can be passed on from cat to cat. Prevention and keeping your cat indoors away from numerous contaminants is the best choice.
  • Toxoplasmosis in Cats and Their Pet Parents
    4/8/2011
    Toxoplasmosis can affect your cat, especially feral and outdoor felines. The disease can be passed on to their humans and can be especially serious for woman that are pregnant. Care should be taken . . .
  • Tips on Grooming Your Cat
    4/4/2011
    Cat owners are not always aware of the necessity of grooming their cat. Grooming is not just for the canine. Personal and professional grooming is necessary for the health and well being of your cat, the skin and coat from head to paw.
  • Uric Acid and Its Affect on the Dalmation Breed of Dog
    4/2/2011
    High levels of uric acid is quite common the the Dalmatian bred of dog which results in a condition called urolithiasis. It most often affects the older dog and is treatable with diet and medication. . .
  • Urinary Incontinence Does Affect the Canine and is Treatable
    4/2/2011
    Dogs can have problems with urinary incontinence just as humans, for various reasons. Whether it is genetic, neurological or a medical issue, the problem can be treated with your veterinarians help and advice . . .
  • Types of Canine Mange Affecting Your Pit Bull and Appropriate Treatments
    4/2/2011
    There are two types of mange, the sarcoptic mange and the demodectic mange. Both affect your pit bull dog in various ways and require a different type of treatment to get your dog the best results . . .
  • The Chihuahua is Rarely Affected with Hip Dysplasia
    4/2/2011
    Hip dysplasia (HD) is common in many breeds of dogs, usually the larger dogs. However, it can affect small dogs such as the Chihuahua who is also prone to knee patella as well. . . .
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