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Embryonic, Puppy and Dog Development

by Dogs Naturally on September 28, 2011 · 0 comments

Dog Development graphic created by Pet365 – a UK stockist of amazing dog coats and brands like Hamish McBeth. Click here to view the full post.

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Healthy GOO Contest

by Dogs Naturally on August 16, 2011 · 31 comments

Healthy GOO

Does your dog suffer from allergies?  We are giving away a 16 oz container of Doggy GOO ™ to two people.  All you need to do is tell us why your dog would benefit from Doggy Goo ™ and we will select two deserving pets and send them a container of Doggy GOO ™, valued [...]

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How Serious is the FDA at Animal Food Safety?

by Susan Thixton on August 8, 2011 · 0 comments

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I don’t have a background in science; I muddle through many scientific documents trying to comprehend them and reword the information as best I can into ‘everyday language’.  When I received the FDA response to Spex CertiPrep’s testing of pet food, I saw that the FDA response seriously tried to discount the shocking pet food [...]

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Letting Go Of Dominance

by Dog Scouts Of America on July 7, 2011 · 4 comments

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Some Thoughts on letting go of the Dominance Paradigm in Training Dogs By Beth Duman (Court certified wolf expert and dog trainer) “You’ve got to show your dogs who’s boss. To be a good dog trainer, the owner must be Alpha. The problem with your dog is that he’s too dominant.” If you read dog-training [...]

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Top 5 Cleansing Herbs

by Dogs Naturally on June 12, 2011 · 0 comments

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Toxins can build up in our dogs over time. Spring and summer are the perfect time to consider cleansing your dog’s body from the inside out. Here are five useful cleansing herbs that have been used for centuries. BURDOCK Burdock is known for its ability to cleanse the skin and for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and [...]

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Enviropig: The Future Is Almost Here

by Dogs Naturally on June 9, 2011 · 0 comments

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Canada has approved for limited production a genetically engineered, environmentally friendly pig. The “Enviropig” has been genetically modified in such a manner that its urine and feces contain almost 65 percent less phosphorus than usual. Phosphorous from animal waste runs off into rivers and streams and can play a role in causing algal blooms. These [...]

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Vaccination Failure

by Dogs Naturally on June 7, 2011 · 0 comments

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There is a potential for maternally derived antibodies (MDA) to interfere with a puppy’s response to core vaccination. By:  Elizabeth Hart According to an article by Mark  Kelman,  (a representative of Virbac Animal  Health and a member of the Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association’s (ASAVA) Executive Committee), (published in  the industry  magazine The  Veterinarian in [...]

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An Example Of True Healing

by Christina Chambreau DVM on May 28, 2011 · 3 comments

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Photo:  Vic Neumann Often we want our animal’s symptoms (and our own) to resolve quickly. For true health, it is more important to follow clear patterns of healing. An appointment today showed this type of healing. I am going to briefly summarize the case and comment in italics on the principles of healing demonstrated. Raven [...]

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