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- Best Proteins for Dogs, Novel Protein Diets: Benefits, Uses & Allergies
Walking down a pet food aisle, chicken seems to be everywhere. It appears in kibble, canned food, treats, dental chews, and even some flavored supplements. However, if your dog is experiencing sensitive stomach issues, you may want to explore some of the best proteins for dogs, known as the novel protein diets. Most dogs eat… Read more: Best Proteins for Dogs, Novel Protein Diets: Benefits, Uses & Allergies - Army Cat in the Middle East! Meet PFC Hammer the PTSD Therapist
When a kitten wandered into base camp and decided it had found home, the soldiers did not realize he would shortly outrank them! Meet Hammer the Army Cat PTSD therapist kitty who ranked officially as Private First Class. Then discover what eventually happened with him. PFC Hammer’s story Private First Class (PFC) Hammer was a… Read more: Army Cat in the Middle East! Meet PFC Hammer the PTSD Therapist - Dog Soft Tissue Sarcoma Treatment and Dosing Info for Fenbendazole and Ivermectin
Vicki writes to Dr. Mark regarding advice for her dog’s soft tissue sarcoma treatment and dosing instructions using Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. Initially, her dog’s tumor was surgically removed, however it subsequently returned and is now larger than it was before the surgery. Dr. Mark offers the following treatment advice for her to discuss with her… Read more: Dog Soft Tissue Sarcoma Treatment and Dosing Info for Fenbendazole and Ivermectin - Can I Help My Dog Live Longer? A Vet’s Opinion on Peptides vs Pills
In this article, Dr. Mark explains some ways to help your dog live longer, including peptides, pills, calorie restriction, exercise and dental care. - Osteosarcoma in Dogs Treatment: A Vet’s Opinion On Ivermectin and Fenbendazole
Albert wrote to us asked about his 65 lb Doberman, who had just been through an amputation to remove osteosarcoma in her right front shoulder. Since the cancer is in the lungs already, he wants to try his dog on ivermectin and fenbendazole. This article serves as information about the sources for those medications, the doses Dr. Mark recommends as a veterinarian, and a protocol that Albert can use.