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Herbal Treatments for Hemagiosarcoma
Conventional veterinary medicine has a long history of borrowing from holistic medicine (ie. glucosamine, S-ame, milk thistle, colostrum etc.)and it now seems that many cancer patients will benefit from the interest Board Certified veterinary oncologists are paying to Chinese herbal medicine.
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Heartworm: Risks in Nova Scotia
Insect vector diseases are nasty organisms carried inside ticks or mosquitos and passed on to our pets or us through a bite. You will hear most about heartworm and Lyme here in Nova Scotia. Your decisions on how to deal with the potential dangers to your pets should be based on an understanding of the […]
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Building a Diet for Food Allergies and Sensitivities
When food is the primary driving force behind your pet’s itchy skin, chronic recurring yeast and bacterial infections, then you and your veterinary team need to embark on an investigation to determine what your dog or cat can eat that will not stimulate an inflammatory response. An elimination diet process is still the gold standard […]
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Easy Nutrition Upgrade for Dogs
The book Unlocking the Canine Ancestral Diet addresses the weaknesses of modern dog food compared to the best approximation of the wild dog diet and provides simple diet supplements to dramatically upgrade nutrition.
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After Hours Veterinary Emergencies
The Halifax Regional Municipality is blessed to have a dedicated emergency veterinary hospital. The Metro Animal Emergency Clinic located is supported by more than 25 member clinics and two subscribing practices.
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