Category: Pet Health

TRACIE HOTCHNER: A BREEDER OF LITTLE DOGS WITH BIG APPETITES

Wikiwags is one of my more unusual sponsors on the Radio Pet Lady Network – unusual because a male belly band with disposable diapers inside is not your everyday pet product (it turns out there are a lot of dogs of every size who lift their leg in the house for a variety of reasons)!
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WARREN ECKSTEIN DISCUSSES HALO PET FOOD

Warren Eckstein, host of The Pet Show, is an internationally known pet and animal expert. Warren has devoted over thirty years to teaching both pets and their people to live happily together through his unique “Hugs and Kisses” approach to animal behavior, care and training. He recommends Halo pet food to all of his listeners.
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DR. NICHOLAS DODMAN: FELINE NON-RECOGNITION AGGRESSION

I have already addressed inter-cat territorial aggression and feline redirected aggression in earlier blogs. Another type of aggression that cats can express is referred to as non-recognition aggression. What happens in non-recognition aggression (so-called) is that a cat returning from a veterinarian’s office is attacked by another resident cat with whom it was formerly friendly.
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WEIGHT MANAGEMENT PET TIPS WITH DR. DONNA SPECTOR

Dr. Donna Spector explains “The pet obesity epidemic in the U.S. is now starting to mirror the human problem. And over 50% of our nation’s pets are now considered overweight or obese. The health risks of obesity are real.” Halo has created Healthy Weight foods for dogs and cats — innovative grain-free and optimal calorie
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DR. NICHOLAS DODMAN: FELINE REDIRECTED AGGRESSION

Sometimes cats who have cohabited peacefully for years – perhaps ones cats who were formerly mutually bonded – suddenly break into fights, with chasing, biting, fur flying and horrendous blood-curdling yowls and screaming. Sudden onset aggression of this type is almost always a result of redirected aggression. The scenario usually goes as follows: The two
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