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Pets, like humans, are forced to deal with exposure to toxins on a daily basis. There are toxins in the food we eat, the water we drink and the air we breathe. We can not escape them. And, just like humans, the liver of a pet is used to filter these toxins from your blood. Because the liver works so hard in filtration and elimination of all these toxic substances, it is very susceptible to serious damage. Hepatic injury There are several causes of liver damage. The viruses, bacteria, drugs, toxins mentioned above, free radicals and inflammation are guilty of wreaking havoc on the liver. Signs of liver damage or disease include loss of appetite, lethargy, jaundice, dark urine, pale gums, or sudden unexplained weight loss. Pharmaceutical companies create products with curative and preventive properties when, at times, all we have to do is look around us and we can find cures for diseases and ways to prevent diseases in a more natural way, often under our feet and in Our own

All for one and one for all. If the holidays are simply not complete without your pet on your side, you'll be happy to know that more hotel chains are making it easier (and less prohibitively expensive) to bring your dog with you. The group's friendliest pet will even extend the invitation to other animals, including cats, birds and reptiles. So cancel the pet sitter, package the treats, and hit the road. Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Not all Four Seasons hotels and resorts accept pets, but those who offer an experience of yours will never forget. The luxury brand offers small dogs and cats (usually no more than 15 to 25 pounds) in room amenities like beds, water bowls and piddle pads, and pet concierges places have plenty of tips Helpful about local dog parks and more. Properties that accept pets tend not to charge for the option. the fifth At the pet-friendly hotel scene, La Quinta is one of the great dogs. Of its more than 830 locations in the United States, only four

There comes a time when our domesticated loyal friends need a little help from us. Aging, arthritis, joints and other problems can hamper your quality of life, and at this point it is time to find ways to provide support for your canine. We have drawn up a list of the top ten dog steps for bed or car that will definitely help your dog's struggle. But first, here is some information on how to choose the perfect fit between the best dog ladder for your pet. It is important for pet parents to know exactly why they need a set of dog steps or dog ramps, and then how to use pet steps and how to teach your dog to climb these dog steps. How to choose the best dog steps for bed or a car? Your choice of stairs will depend on your pet's requirements, size, weight and height of your furniture. There are three factors that you will need to consider before buying any type of stairs or dog ramps: 1. Measures floor height to bed / sofa / etc 2. Weigh your dog and consider its overall

While veterinary care, a lot of love and a healthy lifestyle is the absolute best way to keep your pet feeling good, all dogs will experience at least some form of injury or illness in their life. Did you know that there are many over-the-counter medications that can be safe and effective for dogs, when used correctly? Benadryl, or another brand name antihistamine, can be incredibly useful for treating allergies, insect bites or other causes of itchy skin. Buffered Aspirin is an excellent anti-inflammatory and analgesic. Even Dramamine can be used for dogs with dizziness, and Immodium can treat diarrhea. However, the dosages for dogs are very different than for humans. Use the information on these slides to determine if your OTC drug is safe for dogs (and cats) and how much it should be given. Always consult your veterinarian who understands your pet's health and history before giving any medication. Also, make sure you are using only the medication listed, not other ingredien

What are the symptoms of allergies in dogs? Allergies in dogs can have signs and symptoms that sometimes seem common or can be attributed to something else. The dog's itch and scratch are high on the list, with odor, ear infections, skin infections, surface bumps, and scooting to name a few. Dogs with allergies are itchy. They thrive because histamine is released when your immune system attacks the offending allergen. The areas of skin that most often sting are the ears, eyes, feet, even between the toes, arms, groin and around the anus. This itch causes the feet to bite, shaking the head, rubbing the face, and scooting from the bottom. Some dogs also bite or scratch their bellies. About 60% of those who pull their hair (barbering) and have bald spots (alopecia) have itchy skin allergies to food. Because allergic dogs scratch, they damage your skin (dermatitis). The yeast grows rapidly on damaged skin, causing more itching (Malassezia dermatitis). Yeasty infections are stinky, a

Dog lovers know that the benefits of a canine companion are too numerous to mention. In addition to this, some dogs provide professional service to the people who need it. Thanks to the ADA's decision in 1990, these service dogs are more than pets. What dogs are best suited to be service dogs, and how are they certified? We have a step by step guide to getting a dog service ready. For more information, check out this well-reviewed guide for training your own dog service.  What breeds are the best for service work? The short answer: any race! That said, German shepherds, golden retrievers, Labrador retrievers and border collies are common for a variety of services due to the training capacity and the typical personality. A larger dog may be necessary for physical assistance such as mobility, but medical alert or emotional support services can be performed by a smaller breed. Not sure of the make-up of your dog's breed? The dog's DNA tests can provide valuable info

PREVENTION OF HAZARDS AND BOLTS FOR DOGS Few dog owners are lucky enough to avoid an eventual foray into fleas, the dog's most common parasites. Even with the regular bath and toilet, restless bugs can find their way to the tender flesh of dogs without trust (and dog owners). Bloodsuckers not only do not pay rent, they cause itchiness and can transmit disease to their hosts. Fortunately, controlling fleas has become much simpler, safer and more effective in recent years. New products that break the flea's reproductive cycle make it possible to keep small biters in the bay without exposing your dog to toxic chemicals. SYMPTOM The continuous itching and scratching of your dog will probably be your first clue that you have fleas. If you look closely, you can actually see the little dark brown insects. Most likely, however, you will see what black and white points look like. Black specks are "flea dirt", or flea feces. White spots are flea eggs. If you see real fle