Category Archives: Dog Health

Dog Health is what this site is really all about. You’ll find other topics, but the focus is keeping your dog healthy, mainly by natural and holistic means.

Dog Parvo Symptoms

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If you suspect your dog may have Parvo Virus, whatever you do, don’t delay. This is an aggressive virus that will very likely kill your dog if left untreated. And it will happen quite quickly. There is no time to lose at all. Act now. And if you’re not sure how do identify dog parvo virus symptoms, find out all you need to know about parvo symptoms, in this article.

Safe and Effective Pinworm Treatment

There are many kinds of dog worms, one of the most common ones is the pinworm. It is a parasite that holds office in your dog’s small and large intestines and can be very dangerous when left untreated. You need a safe and effective pinworm treatment that you can give your dog. When you do, you are giving him a… Read more »

An Effective Pinworm Treatment

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Is your dog exhibiting lethargy and an unusual appetite? Does he have diarrhea and unexplained weight loss? He might be developing a pot belly and a dull coat of hair and you don’t know how this came about. If this is your dog, it is highly possible that he has dog worms. Discover the best way on  with this great… Read more »

Causes, Symptoms and Treatment for Heart Murmur in Dogs

Heart Murmur in Dogs Have you ever tried listening to your dog’s heartbeat? I have. A regular, fully functioning dog will have a heartbeat that sounds like short, rhythmic beating. A dog with a heart condition will have a heartbeat that sounds like soft, prolonged thumps. If this is your dog, then your pet is most likely to be suffering… Read more »

Kennel Cough Treatment – Effective And Affordable

Kennel Cough Treatment Effective Kennel Cough treatment options are readily available. What is Kennel Cough? Kennel Cough is caused by a virus. This condition is an upper respiratory problem that will have your cat or dog out of sorts for several days, although the duration can be as long as six weeks. Typically when pets are close together and one… Read more »

Dog Worms – What to Do

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Worm Treatment for Dog Worms   If you have a dog, the odds of him/her having an infestation of dog worms sufficient to require a worm treatment, at any given time is, believe it or not, extremely high.  Dog worms are in fact, a major problem for our canine pets.  The most commonly found worms in dogs are Roundworms, Tapeworms, Hookworms and… Read more »

A Guide To Dog Whipworms

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Dog worms may be miniscule, but they can cause serious damage to your pet if nothing is being done about them. There are many kinds of worms that infect our pets, a few of them can even be transmitted to human beings whipworms are one such canine villain. What you know about whipworms in dogs will help you save your… Read more »

Understanding Tape Worms In Dogs

Dog worms are a common foe that our dogs often have to deal with. It seems like a small enough matter, but actually if nothing is being done about them, they can cause serious health complications to your pet. There are many kinds of worms, one of which is the tape worm. What are tape worms in dogs and how… Read more »

Common Dog Health Problems

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If you have a dog, then undoubtedly at some time your dog will experience a dog health problem of some description. If you look after your dog’s health in a holistic way and focus on natural dog foods and natural dog remedies including non-chemical natural flea treatments, natural worm prevention including natural heartworm prevention, then you’re likely to come across far fewer dog health problems than if you’re feeding your dog a commercial dog food, applying chemical flea treatments and worm treatments, and so on.

Canine Flatulence

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Dogs suffer from many of the same problems that humans do; and, unfortunately, gas is no exception. There are a number of causes of canine flatulence, and sometimes the help of a veterinarian is needed. Once you figure out -or at least have an idea- what is causing the gas, then you can work on ways to reduce the occurrences from your pet’s life. As with many other pet issues, trial and error may be your choice method.