When you have a dog that is ill, it can be difficult to decide just what the best approach is in terms of finding a cure and supporting overall health. When it comes to a dog with cancer, it may surprise you to find out that scientists and nutritionists are starting to learn that diet […]
Cancer In Dogs-How to Prevent and Reverse Naturally
May 25, 2011 By 18 Comments
Cancer in dogs is worryingly common. In fact, it’s reported that cancer is detected in nearly half of dogs over the age of ten years old and some dogs are diagnosed with the disease from as young as two and three years old! It’s alarming to say the least. Not only is it hard to […]
How to Solve Your Dogs Anal Glands Problem Quickly and for Life
December 6, 2010 By 84 Comments
There is no doubt you as a pet owner would rather have your dog’s anal glands functioning properly than not.Yet, many dog owners spend a good amount of time and money dealing with this problem more than they’d like.Impacted dog anal glands is one of the most unpleasant canine health issues to deal with and […]
Best Diet for Dogs With Cancer That’s Proven to Work
December 11, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Dog cancer is as bad as it gets and your loved companion has to suffer not only the disease but possibly drugs, chemotherapy and surgery too. In my opinion these only hasten your dogs demise. Here’s why? If your dog’s already weak immune system – it’s defender to disease – has allowed dog cancer symptoms […]
Diet for Dog With Cancer – The Real Story You Don’t Get Told
July 21, 2009 By 2 Comments
The best diet for dog with cancer is the one that works directly on one main important issue to get fixed first – The immune system. Your dogs immune system is it’s safety and protection mechanism – we have one too – and controls your dogs ability to protect itself from infection and disease. Cancer […]
How to Naturally Heal Dog Cancer Before it’s Too Late
August 11, 2008 By Leave a Comment
As many broken hearted pet owners have found, dog cancer is a reality that it is now striking dogs as early as two to three years old. It would seem strange that such a serious disease could be seen at a time when a dog is still in a bountiful stage of life. For many […]
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