5 ways to green your dog1. Buy eco-friendly dog supplies. Look for biodegradable, recycled, or recyclable materials. 2. Use biodegradable poop bags--ideally, ones you can flush down the toilet. 3. Leash your dog in wildlife areas. 4. Use the least toxic flea treatment that works. If you use pesticides, spot-on treatments are better than dips, collars, powders, and sprays. If your winters are too cold for fleas, ask your vet about treating your dog only during the warmer flea season. 5. Buy locally-made dog food that's free of pesticides, hormones, and antibiotics--or make your own. |
 
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Treating heart failure
My dog (Cocker Spaniel, 13 years old) has been diagnosed with congestive heart failure. This diagnosis was established ba... (continued) |
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my dog has some sort of infection
she has an infection near her rear its red and has a couple of blisters, i amvery worried about her i have no way to get her to a vet please help |
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Does anyone know of organizations that may help with vet bills
I have 3 beautiful children and they are my children. However, since I have been on disability, I have not been able to g... (continued) |
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