Category Archives: Animal Healthcare

[ad_1] Hemp protein powder and hemp seed oil are not only super-foods for people, but can also do wonders for your pet (including dogs, cats and horses). Hemp is filled with important and crucial nutrition including polyunsaturated good fats [with naturally occurring ideal 1:3 ratio of Omega-3 and Omega-6 essential fatty acids (EFAs)], protein, vitamins […]

[ad_1] First, be aware that there are other health issues that can cause some of the same symptoms as Parvo. Not all cases of bloody diarrea with or without vomiting are caused by Parvo. In fact, worms and other parasites can cause bloody stool and diarrhea. Many people label these symptoms automatically as Parvo without […]

[ad_1] Here in America 24 million people have Diabetes, due to obesity and lack of exercise. Are we as Americans becoming so lazy that we do not care about our health any more. We take care of animals and feed them better than we take care of ourselves. We have to understand that when we […]

[ad_1] Below are the common hazards and dangers you might face in a wilderness survival situation. It does not take a plane crash to remove a person from the love and care of modern society. Running out of gas away from busy lanes can produce the same effect. One wrong turn can transform a harmless […]

[ad_1] The hooves are the most used parts of a horse’s body. They are ever vulnerable to the wear, tear, and various other fatal infections. One such fungal infection is the White Line disease. It is also known as Hollow Foot, Seedy Toe, and Wall Thrush. Medically, the White Line disease is termed as Onychomycosis […]

[ad_1] Mercer infection is the one of the colloquial terms given for MRSA (Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) infection. Initially, Staphylococcal resistance to antibiotics (especially to Penicillin) was unheard of. However, bacterias can mutate and develop good resistance against antibacterial medications including Penicillin, such as Methicillin, as well as against other Beta-lactam antibiotics such as Meropenem, Clavulanic […]

[ad_1] After being diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis, the first question you ask your physician is “is there is there a cure for it?” He would probably tell you that there is no cure, but treatment (medications, surgery, etc.). These therapies, however, do not work for everyone. In fact, they can lead to […]

[ad_1] The pancreas is an elongated and tapered gland that is located at the back of the abdominal cavity behind the stomach in the loop of the duodenum, where the small intestine begins. The pancreas has several jobs to do in the body. Two of these important tasks are: One, it secretes digestive enzymes into […]

[ad_1] Animal repeller is specially designed as the safety product which can be used against the harmful animals like aggressive dogs and bears. It is usually used against dogs. We hear now and then about many cases in which people get injured by the lose dogs. To keep yourself safe from such kind of situations […]

[ad_1] Introduction Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia in the elderly. More than 60% of the cases of dementia are due to this. Its precedent is age related is as high as 47% in persons of 85 years above. Definition: It is a degenerative disorder of the cerebral cortex resulting in progressive […]