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Our articles "For Healthy Pets" cover every aspect of pet ownership so you can find information on: cat and dog diet • training your pet • dog and cat vaccinations • maintaining pet health • skin and ear care • complementary therapies

Our articles "For Sick Pets" includes practical and accessible information on:
allergic reactions & allergies • metabolic diseases • pet arthritis • pet cancers• end of life care for pets and more.

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For Healthy Pets

For Healthy Pets (137)

Over 150 articles on companion animal health written by authorities including Dr Jeff Feinman, a qualified vet and leading veterinary homeopath.

In these entertaining and informative pet health articles, Dr Jeff and guest writers cover important pet health areas including:
Diet discussion • New pets and training • Vaccination decisions • Health Maintenance • Skin & Ear Care • Complementary Therapies plus some inspiring Pet Prose.

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For Sick Pets

For Sick Pets (81)

Over 75 articles on why your pet might be sick, written by qualified vet and leading veterinarians including homeopath Dr Jeff Feinman.

In these accessible and authoritative articles on pet illness, Dr. Jeff and guest writers cover important issues including:
Pet Allergies & Auto-Immune Diseases • Pet Cancer & End of Life Care • Cat & Dog Metabolic & Heart Diseases • Pet Arthritis & Bone Diseases • Animal Gastrointestinal Diseases • Pets Infectious Diseases • Brain and Nerve Diseases

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Modern veterinary medicine has made tremendous strides in protecting and repairing the health of family companions, and pets are living longer than ever before. This happy state of affairs has led to interest in a relatively new aspect of canine well-being -- care of the aging dog.

Adverse reactions to food are difficult to differentiate from "atopy" in the dog because presenting symptoms are typically identical for both conditions.

Urinary tract infections are a very uncomfortable problem for humans and animals alike. In pets, especially cats, urinary tract infections can sometimes be accompanied by bladder stones, which can both initiate and promote infection in the bladder.

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