Posted by Rick London at Feb 20th, 2008 in Dogs
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by Rick London
I have battled major depression since age thirteen. It may be even further back than that, that is my first memory of “feeling different”. I am now middle-aged.
I had not a clue at the time I was suffering from any type of mental illness, and even if I had discovered it was, it would have been hidden, as, in the polite society of rural Mississippi, at the time, one did not see a therapist or psychiatrist and remain in society. He or she was hidden in the closet. Today things have changed and there are many modern- day state-of-the-art recovery programs and mental health clinics in the region. Alas, mum is still the word. I now live in southern California, where, at social functions, therapy and recovery are a normal topic of conversation and deemed appropriate.
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Posted by Richard Cussons at Feb 20th, 2008 in Dogs
by Richard Cussons
One way of keeping the Beagles healthy and happy is to feed them with nutritionally balanced foods. Feeding them with the right kind of food helps promote good health and prevents sickness. How can I make sure if the foods I am giving my Beagles are nutritious?
There are many issues regarding commercial dog foods, homemade dog foods and natural dog foods. The use of commercial dog food is very common to most dog owners nowadays. It is for the simple reason that it is readily available in most grocery and pet supply stores. All you have to do is buy a pack or two from your favorite pet supply store, open the package and pour the contents in your dog’s food dish. Easy isn’t it? Feeding your Beagles isn’t that hard after all.
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Posted by Richard Cussons at Feb 20th, 2008 in Dogs
by Richard Cussons
The health of Beagles may deteriorate as they they grow old. Even if they are always well-taken cared of, there is always a risk of developing disease as dogs grow old. There are some diseases however that affect young and old dogs alike. One of these diseases is canine arthritis.
The dog’s skeletal system is as important as the human’s skeletal system. It promotes normal condition among dogs by providing the body with framework, protecting the internal organs and in providing a full range of motion. The system is composed of bones, cartilage and ligaments. In order for the dog to continue its normal activities, these bones and joints should not be damaged.
Canine arthritis occurs when there is an inflammation in the joints of a dog. Dogs of all sizes, breeds and ages can develop arthritis though older dogs are more prone to this disease. Canine arthritis is categorized into two; degenerative joint disease and inflammatory joint disease.
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Posted by Letho Maseko at Feb 20th, 2008 in Dogs
by Letho Maseko
Obedience is prevalent in both humans and pets. Too often, pet’s become overweight. Fiber in your dog’s diet is a terrific way to help your pet lose excess weight. Maintaining a healthy weight is crucial to the longevity and quality of your dog’s life. We know that fiber cannot accomplish weight loss on its own, but it can truly make a difference. Fiber helps to keep your dog feeling full and content without large amounts of calories.
The pets who achieve the desired weight goal may need a little extra fiber in the dog’s diet to maintain the desired weight. Combining fiber with strict portion control, you will be able to create a dog diet that is healthy and satisfying for your pet.
Fiber does have benefits in your dog’s diet when used in moderation. Talk to your vet about the best amount of fiber for your pet.
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