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by Jaron Lukas
Introduction
Raw feeding, also known as a raw or "BARF" (biologically appropriate raw food) diet, is a method of feeding dogs that involves giving ...
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by Jaron Lukas
Diabetes is a complication of in 25–80% of dogs with chronic pancreatitis. Type 3c diabetes, also referred to as pancreatogenic diabetes, is the pa...
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by Jaron Lukas
raveling with your dog can be a great experience for both of you, but it can also be stressful if you're not prepared. If you're like me and want ...
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by Jaron Lukas
Essential oils are very popular for a variety of uses, but what about dogs? Can you use essential oils with your canine companion? The answer is y...
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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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