Lovinmypup is pleased to announce that we have joined with Diamond CBD as an affiliate sales company specializing in the production of CBD tinctures for use in humans and in pets providing Health and wellness to all. They…
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by Amber Kingon August 07, 2018 Veterinary clinics in Virginia are warning pet owners of a mysterious new threat to their furry family members. In the past month, more than 150 dogs in the Charlottesville area have received veterinary attention…
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VET AUTHORED VET APPROVED Congenital and Developmental Renal Diseases in Dogs Congenital (existing at birth) and developmental kidney diseases are a…
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https://barkingroyalty.com/ Published: April 13, 2016 Updated: December 15, 2016 BARKING ROYALTY If you want your puppy to stay healthy, you need to stick to the puppy vaccination…
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Authored by Dr. Jason Nicholas (Dr. J) Cranberry products—are they good for pets? Go to many of the popular pet blogs or pet supply…
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http://www.petmd.com/themes/petmd_v3/images_v3/logo-header.png Recognize the Pet Diabetes Epidemic November is nationally recognized as American Diabetes Month, a month focused on raising awareness about diabetes in people. Not as commonly known is that November is also recognized as Pet Diabetes Awareness Month….
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If a dog begins pacing late in life, it may be a sign of spinal problems. Bogey, my 15-year-old Australian Shepherd-mix walks funny. He paces, moving his left legs and his right legs together in the same direction when he…
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By Allegra Ringo redit: Team B&K/500px/GettyImages Have you ever watched your cat twitch in their sleep? If you’ve ever owned a cat, or been in the vicinity of one for more than 30 minutes, you probably have. Cats sleep approximately…
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by M.Loverso, admin Lovinmypup.com I have found a great website that has an abundance of information, plus suggestions on how to handle the problems.. . I have included two links to very helpful articles on their site. https://thepestkillers.com/flea-repellent-for-humans/…
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Does your cat need to lose a few pounds? Credit: © dennisvdwater / Fotolia Does your cat lay around all day, only getting up to eat and visit the litter box? Chances are, he’s overweight. Maybe you’ve switched to the…
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Renal (kidney) disease can be divided into two broad categories: acute and chronic. Acute renal disease develops over the course of days and usually has a single cause, such as antifreeze poisoning or a kidney infection. Chronic renal disease comes…
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Researchers at the University of Georgia (UGA) have published a 20-year retrospective study of canine mortality. The study appears in the March/April 2011 edition of the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine. Study data was compiled from the Veterinary Medical Database (VMDB)…
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Dogs can incur brain injuries from a variety of causes. Primary brain injuries, for example, involve direct trauma to the brain, which once acquired, cannot be altered. Secondary brain injury, meanwhile, is the alteration of brain tissue that occurs after…
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By Jessica Vogelsang October 10, 2016 at 11:00AM I worked in an emergency hospital for several years, and while you might think the stress of dealing with critically ill and injured pets would be the worst part, it wasn’t—not by…
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