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Posted on August 18, 2016August 18, 2016
Posted in Bloggers, Dr. Donna Spector, Pet Health, Podcasts, Tracie Hotchner

Worried About a Positive Test for Lyme Disease?

Hang on! Wait! Just because your dog tests positive for Lyme disease in the vet’s office does NOT mean you need to treat with antibiotics! My sister and two friends of mine recently took their dogs to their vets for an annual exam. All the dogs seemed totally healthy and had no complaints at all.

Posted on May 12, 2016May 13, 2016
Posted in Bloggers, Tracie Hotchner, Weight Loss Challenge

We’re Looking for One Lucky Chubby Dog!

Dr. Donna Spector is my co-host on our radio show THE EXPERT VET and she’s also the veterinary consultant for Halo pet foods, which makes the kibble I feed my own pair of canines. We’re looking for a lucky dog who is getting chubby and his people want to help him get back to his

Posted on February 29, 2016February 22, 2016
Posted in Ask a Vet, Dr. Donna Spector, Holistic Pet Food, Natural Dog Food, Natural Pet Food, Pet Health, Pet Nutrition
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ASK-THE-VET: LOW SODIUM DOG FOOD?

Question: My11 year old, long hair Chihuahua, has been on heart meds for a few years. The Vet wants him to be on Senior formula dog food because of the lower sodium content. I’ve been using Nulo Senior Formula. I’d like to try your small breed dry food…just concerned about the sodium level. Any thoughts?

Posted on February 15, 2016February 15, 2016
Posted in Ask a Vet, Dr. Donna Spector, Pet Health
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ASK-THE-VET: CAT WITH SWOLLEN LIP

Question: My 2 year old male cat has what looks like a swollen upper lip. At first we thought he had a massive overbite, but at closer look it looks to be sore. What could it be and what can we do for him? Answer: Thanks for your inquiry. There is a condition called the

Posted on January 18, 2016January 13, 2016
Posted in Ask a Vet, Pet Health, Pet Nutrition

ASK-THE-VET: CAN CATS GET A STOMACH BUG?

Question: I currently have 5 cats…this past weekend one of them got really sick and was throwing up everywhere and every time she ate…the next day another cat started throwing up. And now every day another cat is getting sick while the other ones have slowed down the vomiting. Ones that RARELY get sick…what could

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Worried About a Positive Test for Lyme Disease?

We’re Looking for One Lucky Chubby Dog!

ASK-THE-VET: LOW SODIUM DOG FOOD?

ASK-THE-VET: CAT WITH SWOLLEN LIP

ASK-THE-VET: CAN CATS GET A STOMACH BUG?