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The arrival of spring brings air borne allergens which plague us and our dogs comes back into our lives in warmer weather. Spring also brings mosquitoes that swarm and fleas and these all contribute to an itchy dog. Unhealthy dog foods contribute to your dog’s immune system failure and cause more itching problems.This was not the case years ago and it seems allergens and pollution increased to a point where everyone’s dog is scratching and this is becoming more of the norm instead of isolated cases.
As we enjoy summer there are some handy tips to keep the itching to a minimum.
Stem cell research is improving the health of dogs, cats and horses with the new technique of transplanting fat cells alone. The procedure is not invansive, takes little time to heal and shows marked improvement in arthritic, hip dysplasia and other bone degenerative diseases.
The story of Dosha is fantastic and I will be interviewing a pet owner today who will give even more details on this remarkable stem cell transplant for dogs. Unlike human stem cell research for humans which has been stopped by the current Bush adminstration - animals are reaping the benefits of completely healing their conditions.
You hear of stories of dogs saving their owners life and here is just one more story to add to the countless times a pet has through their own intelligence come to the rescue of people.
This story is of a woman named Suann Decourcey who is a nurse in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada.
Suann has a Wheaten terrier who’s name is Maggie May as Suann is a big Rod Stewart fan and is named after one of his songs which I dearly love. Ironically the song has words like ” wake up Maggie”. In this case, it was Maggie who was doing the waking up for Suann.
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The arrival of spring brings air borne allergens which plague us and our dogs comes back into our lives in warmer weather. Spring also brings mosquitoes that swarm and fleas and these all contribute to an itchy dog. Unhealthy dog foods contribute to your dog’s immune system failure and cause more itching problems.This was not the case years ago and it seems allergens and pollution increased to a point where everyone’s dog is scratching and this is becoming more of the norm instead of isolated cases.
