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Shared Blog Post – Choke Collar Pathology
By Don HansonDog Trainer Daniel Antolec discusses the danger of using choke collars on dogs in this June 13th, 2017 post on The Pet Professional Guild’s Blogs by the Guild – https://ppgworldservices.com/2017/06/13/choke-collar-pathology/
Read moreShared Blog Post – Should you shave your dogs this summer?
By Don HansonThis post from Dogs Naturally Magazine discusses why you will NOT be making your long-haired dog more comfortable by shaving them in the summer. Dogs with double-coats (Alaskan Malamutes, Australian Shepherds, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Golden Retrievers, Newfoundlands, Siberian Huskies, and more) need their coat to protect them from the sun and to insulate them from … Continued
Read moreShared Blog Post – Dogs and Cats Couldn’t Be More Different – Here’s How They Compare
By Don HansonIn a post on May 4th, 2017, veterinarian Dr. Karen Becker discusses some very interesting differences between cats and cats. https://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2017/05/04/differences-between-dogs-cats.aspx?
Read moreShared Blog Post – Veterinary Medicine, Incorporated from Dr. Nancy Kay
By Don HansonVeterinary Medicine, Incorporated – In this blog post from March 27th, Dr. Nancy Kay discusses the pros and cons of the corporatization of veterinary medicine. A serious drawback was described like this “Having nonveterinarians call the shots can be worrisome in terms of the best interest of the patients. Banfield Pet Hospital and VCA have … Continued
Read moreShared Blog Post – Veterinary toxicology alert: Oils used in ‘scent training’ can harm dogs
By Don HansonPeople that know me have learned that I am a fan of using natural remedies whenever possible; however, I also always tell people that “natural” does not mean something is safe. One of the natural remedies I have used with myself are essential oils. I have recently started studying their use with animals and in … Continued
Read moreShared Blog Post – Are You Failing Your Patients in This Major Way?
By Don HansonThis post appeared on the blog of Dr. Andy Roark. Written by, veterinarian Dawn Crandell, her opening paragraph reads “There needs to be a shift in veterinary medicine, and it can’t happen too soon. It isn’t about the medicine. It is about the way we view our patients. And it is all about behavior.” While … Continued
Read moreShared Blog Post – FDA on a Witch Hunt Against Commercial Pet Food? A Little Spritz of This Makes Pet Food Far Safer
By Don HansonFDA on a Witch Hunt Against Commercial Pet Food? A Little Spritz of This Makes Pet Food Far Safer – Dr. Karen Becker, a veterinarian, and raw food proponent, discusses a study which demonstrates the efficacy of using bacteriophages to reduce the presence of salmonella, listeria and E. coli in raw pet food. These products … Continued
Read moreShared Blog Post – the misunderstanding of time by Nancy Tanner
By Don Hanson< Updated 18NOV19 > < A short link for this page – https://bit.ly/Patience-Dogs > Patience. It is one of the first things that I address with students in my training classes and clients that I see for behavioral consultations. Sadly patience is often lacking in almost all aspects of modern life. We have become a … Continued
Read moreHelp! My Pet Gets Car Sick and/or Nauseous
By Don HansonNone of us, including our pets, have a good time when they get nauseous and vomit. Car travel can be especially difficult. As I learned with my Golden Retriever Tikken, pets can be very nauseous and not vomit. Tikken did not vomit in the car but drooled so excessively that the fur on her chest … Continued
Read moreShared Blog Post – Pet Obesity, Is there a Genetic Connection?
By Don HansonPet Obesity, Is there a Genetic Connection? – Dr. Karen Becker discusses the high rate of pet obesity; 53% among all dogs and 60% in Labrador Retrievers. She also talks about a possible link which may explain obesity in Labs and offers weight loss suggestions for all dogs. – https://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2016/09/26/overfeeding-labrador.aspx
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