Monthly Archives: February 2011

Do Dog Breeds Allergies Differ?

Posted on 02/27/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

When we think about canine allergies, it may not even occur to us that among the various dog breeds, allergies and their prevalence may differ. However, particularly when we are talking about skin allergies, there are dog breeds allergies seem … Continue reading →

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Treating Allergies Without Medication: Natural Herbs for Allergies

Posted on 02/26/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

If you suffer from seasonal or year-round allergies, you might be hoping for relief from your symptoms without the pesky side effects that some medications can include. For example, antihistamines can make you drowsy and many decongestants will lead to … Continue reading →

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Dog Food Nutrition

Posted on 02/26/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

Dog food nutrition starts with ingredients that do not host any preservatives or chemicals. The reason that chemicals, additives, and preservatives are added, is to preserve the dog food on the shelf, and keep it ready for you to buy, … Continue reading →

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Best Puppy Food Brand

Posted on 02/26/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

Puppy food is a keystone for great nutrition, and a healthy life ahead! If you want to avoid many problems in the long run, be sure to look for the best puppy food brand you can resource. Here is how … Continue reading →

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Prescription Dog Food

Posted on 02/26/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

Does your vet prescribe a dog food for your dog? It is good advice to always follow your vet’s advice, but be sure to continue to find the right information as well. Often, my vet would prescribe a dog food … Continue reading →

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Why Organic Food is So Important

Posted on 02/26/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

If you are feeding a puppy for the first time, are searching for great dog food, search no further than a organic or holistic dog food choice. The fact that they take the time to certify the ingredients of the … Continue reading →

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Dog Nutritional Supplements and Food Choices

Posted on 02/23/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

Commercial dog foods come in a variety of forms. The most common types are dry, semi-moist, and canned. The moisture content of these foods ranges from 6 to 10% for dry, 15 to 30% for semi-moist, and 75% for canned. … Continue reading →

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What are the Dog Allergies Symptoms?

Posted on 02/22/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

Summer is a time when we all dream about vacations and relaxing somewhere warm but at that time allergies are also kicking in. If pay attention to statistics we will discover that human allergies multiply by several fold during this … Continue reading →

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How to Manage and Treat Your Allergy Symptoms

Posted on 02/21/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

How to Manage and Treat Your Allergy Symptoms Do you suspect that you may be suffering from allergies? If you do, you may be looking for information to manage and treat your symptoms. In this book you’ll find: – Common … Continue reading →

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Dog Nutrition ? The Do’s and Don’ts of Feeding your Dog

Posted on 02/20/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

You need to understand that appropriate dog nutrition is not the same for all sizes, ages and breeds. Every breed of dog has its own dietary recommendation and also the suggested number of feedings for each day. The recommended feedings … Continue reading →

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