Heart Support for Dogs

Tuesday, December 5, 2023

Vomiting in Diabetic Cats

 Vomiting in Diabetic Cats

Some diabetic cats experience bouts of vomiting.

Enhanced Appetite Control: Insulin helps manage the increased appetite often seen in diabetic cats, preventing overeating.

Learn more about feeding diabetic cats.

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Sunday, December 3, 2023

Ginger Diuretic for Dogs

 Ginger Diuretic for Dogs 


Pros: Can have mild diuretic effects and anti-inflammatory properties.

Cons: Introduce in small amounts, as some dogs may not tolerate it well.

Treatment of Certain Kidney Disorders: Diuretics may be used in the management of kidney disorders, such as nephrotic syndrome, where there's abnormal kidney function and fluid retention.

Learn more about herbs for dog heart care.

Thursday, November 3, 2022

7 Dog Nutrition Tips

7 Dog Nutrition Tips: 

Check the labels 

Avoid sharp bones 

Include turkey and other protein

Avoid raw eggs 

Limit treats to 5% of daily food

Use portion control to maintain weight 

Start senior diets at 5-7 yrs 

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Thursday, October 20, 2022

Cat separation anxiety

  Dog separation anxiety can result in self-injury and property damage, but calming sprays can prevent these behaviors. 

Clinical signs like pacing can indicate dog anxiety, but pet parents should consult a veterinarian to eliminate other possible causes. Talk to a vet to get access to helpful information.

A licensed vet team can help pets to improve their emotional wellness. 




Friday, October 14, 2022

Separation anxiety in dogs

   Dog separation anxiety safety


Safety and self-injuries are issues for dogs with separation anxiety. This applies to dogs of all ages.

Dogs might try to escape from their home or any other area in which they're confined. Even if they're placed in a crate, they could try to escape from their crate.

These dogs often damage their teeth, paws and other parts of their body as they try to chew through doors and windows.

Tuesday, October 11, 2022

Can cats eat baby food?

 Can cats eat baby food? 


Cats can eat meat based baby food. Cats can only eat meat-based baby food if its free of additives.

Cats should also only be given a small portion of meat based baby food. So, meat based baby food can't be used as a regular or daily substitute for regular cat food. 







Vomiting in Diabetic Cats

 Vomiting in Diabetic Cats Some diabetic cats experience bouts of vomiting. Enhanced Appetite Control: Insulin helps manage the increased ap...