Never underestimate the power of animal communication, soul repair and spirit healing! Check out what happened for Oscar, an older pit bull. He was found in his kennel with a hugely swollen hind leg, unable to stand or walk. When I communicated with him, it was clear he’d been bitten by a venomous snake, and […]
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5 Surefire Ways to a Happy Healthy Dog
Guest post courtesy of Jessica Sweet. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and do not necessarily represent the views of Val Heart & Heart Communications Enterprises Inc. How to Keep Your Pup Happy and Healthy Let’s be honest, dogs are the best. With those cute puppy eyes […]
New Dental Tips for Your Cat and Dog for Strong Teeth
How do you feel about putting your fingers in your pet’s mouth? Normally I can safely and happily put my fingers in my horse’s mouth or dog’s but I prize my healthy intact fingers too much to attempt sticking them in a cat’s mouth. If you happily brush your dog’s or cat’s mouth regularly, congratulations! […]
Do You Know How to Identify Dog Seizure Symptoms?
Would you know if your dog was about to have, or was having a seizure? It’s so important to your dog’s health to be able to recognize dog seizure symptoms. They may or may not be cured or prevented, but if you see the signs and understand what your dog is going through, you’ll be […]
3 Things to Never Accidentally Teach Your Dog: Easy Lessons in good pet behavior
Owning a pet that is bossy and unruly is not any fun for family members or visitors. Out of control dogs make for a very unhappy household, not to mention a confused puppy dog. One of the most important things every dog needs to understand is the pecking order in the home family pack. Understanding […]
Is a Dog’s Hot Nose a Sign of Illness?
By : Susan Davis In every issue of WebMD the Magazine, we ask experts to answer readers’ questions about a wide range of topics, including questions about what’s true and not true in the field of pet health. For our July/August 2012 issue, we interviewed a professor of veterinary medicine about what a dog’s nose temperature means […]