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Purring for Protein: Why Canned Food is Best for Cat Health

Jan 31, 2011 02:34PM ● By Dr. Lisa Pierson

Canned or dry food? Learn what holistic veterinarians recommend to ensure that your feline stays well and well-fed.

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Pain-Free Pets: Natural Ways to Provide Relief

Dec 31, 2010 02:18AM ● By Dr. Matthew J. Heller

Holistic veterinary therapies and remedies can help ease discomfort to ensure a healthier, happier companion.

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Presents for Pets: Healthy, Natural Holiday Treats

Dec 03, 2010 12:09AM ● By Gail Condrick

Need a nifty, green gift for a furred or feathered friend? Check out these eco-friendly suggestions for pets, people and the planet.

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Savvy Shopper Tips: Friendly Brands for Pets, People and the Planet

Dec 03, 2010 12:09AM

Here is a list of the top five eco-friendly brands recommended by natural pet store owners in an informal survey.

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Cat & Canine Cuisine: Recipes by Dr. Carol Osborne

Nov 02, 2010 03:31PM ● By Carol Osborne

You can prepare a homemade diet for your pet as easily as for your family. Here are some tried-and-true kitchen creations that will treat your beloved pets to five-star, lip smacking-good nourishment.

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Home Recipes: Human Foods are Good for Pets

Nov 02, 2010 03:31PM ● By Carla Soviero

Renowned veterinarian suggests that feeding our pets homemade foods similar to those we enjoy is a sound, healthy choice.

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Pumpkin for Pets: Tasty Digestive Remedy for Your Furry Friends

Oct 11, 2010 10:25AM ● By Morieka V. Johnson

Pumpkin is now showing up in pet stores as human food-grade animal treats, dried kibble and simple puréed goodness.

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Step Up To Good Grooming: Proper grooming can help dogs not only look good, but feel better, as well.

Sep 02, 2010 04:02PM ● By Morieka V. Johnston

It pays to hire pros: Getting your dog groomed can be a costly investment, but the price includes more than a fluff and cut.

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Back-to-School Separation Anxiety: Restoring and Maintaining Calm for Your Pets

Aug 01, 2010 03:18AM ● By Mary Wulff

Corky the dog so dislikes being left alone that he has ripped up car upholstery and jumped through windows in an attempt to rejoin his humans when they leave the house for school, work or errands. Shay, on the other hand, watches calmly...

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Tackling Ticks: Warning Signs and Treatments for Tick Born Diseases

Jul 01, 2010 03:00AM ● By Dr. Mark D. Newkirk

No one likes ticks, but like fleas and cockroaches, they are a fact of life. After a winter break in the northern states, they’re back with a vengeance come warmer weather and plague parts of the south all year round.

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