Posted on September 17th, 2014
This article is designed for the frustrated SARDS owner, who has had SARDS (Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome) confirmed with an ERG and told there is no treatment for SARDS, and to go home and learn to live with a blind dog. This seems to be the general veterinary belief regarding treating SARDS patients, that […]
Posted on September 12th, 2014
The types of food your pet needs and can tolerate, will be determined by your pet’s inherited, endocrine immune imbalances. Unfortunately, due to many years of inbreeding, the day of feeding any type of food to any pet has ended. Today’s pets are endocrine immune different from the pets of yesteryear, and to believe you […]
Posted on September 8th, 2014
Today’s manufacturing and sales of chemical insect repellents for pets has become a business giant. The sale of chemical insect repellents has become a mega, million dollar business. The recent reports about using these commercial chemical insect repellents are indicating that these chemicals may be more harmful to pets than once thought. The concern of […]
Posted on August 29th, 2014
The following is a guest post by Jason MacDonald. Is all laboratory testing the same? The simple answer is no, the testing can be vastly different. Many people believe that just because one lab offers a Total T4 test, they can go to any lab that offers the same Total T4 test and get a similar […]
Posted on August 14th, 2014
Cancer, or uncontrolled tissue growth, comes from an endocrine immune imbalance that starts with elevated total estrogen. The medical profession is concerned about and realizes that when an estrogen substance is introduced to normal tissue, the normal tissue will begin to increase in size and grow. However the medical profession is not measuring total estrogen. […]
Posted on July 30th, 2014
For many years, Depo-Medrol has been used in various amounts dictated by the disease the animal has. The medical profession knows to use smaller amounts of Depo-Medrol for allergies, but when it comes to more severe animal diseases, such as autoimmune diseases and some forms of cancer, increased amounts of Depo-Medrol are used. Please remember, […]
Posted on July 28th, 2014
The answer is definitely YES! If your pet is having vision impairment, and your general, practice veterinarian is not sure of the actual cause of the vision impairment, it is vital that you are referred to a board certified, veterinary ophthalmologist, as soon as possible, for proper diagnosis and treatment. Please realize, there are other […]
Posted on July 25th, 2014
Coming from an earlier generation, a computer can be a very scary thing. I find that with my lead thumb, my computer takes me into unwanted foreign territory all the time, which sometimes is hard to recover from. Fearing a computer, also opens me up to technical support scammers, that often catch me at the […]
Posted on July 24th, 2014
Drug carriers involve a large number of substances that are mixed and included with the actual drugs themselves. These various substances are used to help the individual drug to be more effective and better absorbed. Wikipedia lists the following reasons why drug carriers are important to be included with the drug itself: They help with […]
Posted on July 18th, 2014
We all know that the domestic dog and cat population has exploded in the past several decades. The rescue centers and animal pounds and shelters are filled to the max and still hungry and homeless strays haunt our city streets. All because humans have been reckless and irresponsible. That’s right, we’re to blame. Our animals […]