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I was watching the Martha Stewart Show recently while I was on the treadmill at the gym. On this episode she had her veterinarian, Dr. Marty Goldstein, as a guest to talk about overweight pets. It was interesting to hear Dr. Goldstein's opinion on the three factors that can contribute to overweight pets because (in my opinion) they are rather similar to the factors that can contribute to Read more
Dog, plus too much food, plus not enough exercise, equals one flabby little Fido. Although a roly-poly pooch might look cute, obesity poses the same health risks for your pet as it does for you. Diet and exercise are key, but if you're having trouble slimming down Sparky, here are some services that can help. Pooch to 5K Yes, you read correctly. Just like the Couch to 5K for humans, there's a Read more
Just because your pet eats it, doesn't mean he's hungry, as science doesn't show that dogs "feel full" as humans do! Gobbling up food can cause a pooch to become overweight or, worse, develop a case of bloat. I've gathered up five solutions for better weight management so settle in and read on. Know the signs: While you usually have a clue if you have an overweight pet, key features to look for Read more
Have you ever considered a spa treatment for your pooch? According to the APPA, in 2011 it is estimated that pet owners will spend $3.65 billion on grooming and boarding alone. And across the country, pet massage specialists have been popping up. Doggie masseuses promise that the process affects your dog's physical health and overall quality of life. Your pup with anxiety issues can unwind and Read more
