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Brenda Watson's Healthy Living :: Canine Health Focus
Brenda Watson's Healthy Living : Canine Health FocusOur dogs make each day a little brighter, so making sure they have everything they need to stay healthy and active is just as important as caring for our own well being. In this issue of Healthy Living you’ll learn about the natural solutions that can help with things like shedding and skin irritation, joint pain and inflammation, healthy detoxification, and even anxiety over loud noises. Plus, discover the extraordinary healing power of natural flower essences, herbs and other nutraceuticals that can help keep your dog looking and feeling his best.

Taking a Bite out of Backyard Toxins
Few things are more appealing to dogs than a big, green yard to frolic in. But when it comes to keeping your canine companion out of harm's way, the great outdoors may not be as safe as you think. From pesticides to poisonous plants and even their beloved chew toys, dozens of harmful toxins may be waiting just outside the back door.
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Protecting Your Pup from Summer Skin Irritation
Ah, summer. More time to frolic in the yard. Longer walks outdoors. And a little extra time each day to bask in the warm sun. But that’s not all the summer season has in store for your canine companion. More often than not, the warmest months of the year mean an increase in common skin conditions such as shedding, insect bites, dryness and irritation.
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Putting the Spring Back in Fido's Step
Like their human companions, many dogs experience decreased joint flexibility as they age, frequently resulting in painful inflammatory conditions such as arthritis and hip dysplasia. In fact, research shows that roughly 80 percent of older dogs suffer from some type of inflammation-related condition that may result in mild to severe joint pain.
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Do Summer Storms Turn Your Dog into a Scaredy Cat?
Before that familiar rumble rolls around again, speak with your veterinarian about the natural solutions available to help your dog stay calm during the storm. An herbal anti-anxiety formula may be the first step toward alleviating apprehension and ensuring a healthier, happier best friend.Click here to read more.
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