Linda – The Probiotics Tooth Fairy

While many of us can’t imagine a vacation without our canine companions – none-the-less boarding our beloved pooches while we are out of town! – it turns out that flying with our dogs can be nothing short of deadly, without proper planning.

As the national rate of unemployment has risen to numbers we haven’t experienced in America for decades, many are considering ways to trim their household budgets and generally spend less.
Luckily there are many simple ways you can trim the expenses of pet ownership.

However, there are far more benefits to having a cat or dog than simple companionship, especially when it comes to your health and wellbeing.

According to the APOP, more than 45 percent of dogs and 58 percent of cats in the U.S. are too heavy; about 9 percent of dogs and 21 percent of cats are clinically obese. That equals an estimated 89 million pets that are at high risk for developing conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, high blood pressure and more.

Though the causes of chronic renal failure are vague and difficult to understand, some of the known factors include dehydration, chronic dental disease, intestinal disorders, an acidic diet and even trauma.

Dozens of students at universities around the country are choosing an entirely different way to keep that close-to-home feeling alive while they attend to their higher education – by taking the family pet along with them.

My Cat’s Tooth Fell Out!

Calling the Tooth Fairy – What to Do When Your Cat Loses a Tooth

It’s not really that uncommon – You find your cat’s tooth stuck in the carpet where she was attacking some catnip; in your sweater after you snuggle her; in the toe of your toddler’s footed pajamas. But even [...]

If your furry buddy loses just 5 percent of his water weight due to excessive heat, he could quickly and easily become very ill.

We are pleased to announce that Teddy’s Pride Oral Care has been chosen by the editorial board of Animal Wellness to be featured as a product that has received the Animal Wellness Seal of Approval. In order to be chosen to receive the seal, the editorial department has to decide that the product is genuinely healthy and something their readers should know about.

Just like their human family members, pets’ teeth are a good indicator of their overall health and longevity. This is why your veterinarian may have recommended that your pet have his teeth cleaned. That cleaning, of course is costly. And if your pet needs to be put under anesthetic to have his teeth cleaned, that adds a whole level of danger that goes beyond what you might expect.