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by Jaron Lukas
Digestive issues are one of the most common health concerns for dogs, ranging from diarrhea and constipation to colitis and gastritis to digestiv...
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by Jaron Lukas
Dog diarrhea is a common and usually minor problem. It can be caused by many things, such as changes in food or eating behavior, stomach flu, eati...
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by Jaron Lukas
Several research studies are showing that exercise has significant effects on the gut microbiome—including microbiome diversity—than previously th...
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by Jaron Lukas
When I was a young girl, my family had a dog named Jack. We got him when I was about seven and he lived until he was almost 15 years old. Jack was...
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by Jaron Lukas
I'm sure you're wondering: Why would I want to feed my dog this new-fangled "air-dried dog food" when I can just use the same old kibble or canned...
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by Jaron Lukas
If you're a biohacker or interested in longevity, you may have heard of a telomere test.
But what are telomeres exactly? In short, telomeres are s...
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by Jaron Lukas
We all know that our dogs need to eat healthy food. Just like humans, dogs have different nutritional needs depending on their age and activity le...
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by Jaron Lukas
Chicken is not bad for dogs, but you need to know how to feed it to them properly. Chicken meat and bones are a good source of protein and calcium...
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by Jaron Lukas
You know that chicken is one of the most popular meats in America. But did you know that it's also one of the most common ingredients in dog foods...
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by Jaron Lukas
Dogs are carnivores, and as such, they need more protein in their diet than humans do. So long as the chicken is fully cooked, plain chicken can b...
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by Jaron Lukas
If your dog is experiencing pain, discomfort or injury, and conventional medicine isn’t helping, it may be time to consider the option of a chirop...
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by Jaron Lukas
There are many different types of cancer, each with its own set of symptoms and treatment options. Your dog may have cancer if he or she is not ac...
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