Here’s a trivia question for you: What’s a urolith? If you answered bladder stone, you’re right! Urolith is the technical term for bladder stones. The
Julia Henriques
Julia Henriques is Managing Editor of Dogs Naturally Magazine. She's on the Board of Playing Again Sams (Wisconsin Samoyed Rescue) where she enjoys helping adopters and group members choose more natural health care options for their dogs. She lives in Chicago with her partner Marc and rescue Samoyed Tarka.
Content From Julia Henriques:
Bladder stones in your dog can be a scary problem. Because your conventional vet will probably tell you the best option is surgery. Sometimes that
Pau d’arco. What’s that strange name … and what does it have to do with your dog? Well … it’s a traditional South American herbal
High-pressure pasteurization (HPP) is a controversial topic when it comes to raw dog food. You may be someone who says you’d never feed HPP food
Are you one of the millions of dog owners who can’t feed raw? Let’s face it … raw feeders are still in the minority. Most
If you have a wrinkly-faced or squishy-faced dog breed, you need to know about entropion. Entropion is an eye condition that’s more common in these
Here’s a trivia question for you: What’s a urolith? If you answered bladder stone, you’re right! Urolith is the technical term for bladder stones. The
Bladder stones in your dog can be a scary problem. Because your conventional vet will probably tell you the best option is surgery. Sometimes that
Pau d’arco. What’s that strange name … and what does it have to do with your dog? Well … it’s a traditional South American herbal
High-pressure pasteurization (HPP) is a controversial topic when it comes to raw dog food. You may be someone who says you’d never feed HPP food
Are you one of the millions of dog owners who can’t feed raw? Let’s face it … raw feeders are still in the minority. Most
If you have a wrinkly-faced or squishy-faced dog breed, you need to know about entropion. Entropion is an eye condition that’s more common in these
