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02/12/2023

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01/18/2023

Lacey adores her one puppy.

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09/07/2022

The Treasure Island Fire Department in Florida has a new "captain."

09/04/2022

We have seen an increase in parvovirus cases, in both cats and dogs. Please keep your pets up to date on their vaccines, and isolate them if they are sick.

08/29/2022

MBR - the end is near!

Hand over the beagles !

Pack your bloodied bags!

The World is watching!

08/12/2022

08/04/2022

⚠️ Warning⚠️

Xylitol is now being marketed as Birch sugar. This ingredient is highly toxic to dogs so please check the labels of any human food you feed your pups.

If you think your pup has ingested Xylitol, please call your local vet for further direction ASAP.

08/03/2022

07/26/2022

Watch Magrath dog wins champion title at Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

07/25/2022

07/20/2022

Transform Your Dog Using the Same Secrets Used to Train Service Dogs!

07/20/2022

Never Walk Your Dog When It’s This Hot 🐕☀️

Walking your dog on hot pavement can lead to serious burns and injuries. So if it’s 86 degrees F (or higher) outside, it’s best to let your pet stay indoors.

Learn how to protect your pet’s paws from the summer heat in today’s free blog post: https://bit.ly/3yIQ83X

06/03/2022

Apple Cider Vinegar Tea Body Rinse

Introducing the yeast-smashing homemade spray for your dog!

This body rinse can be useful to restore skin pH, soothe itchy skin, calm rashes and welts, and has some added benefits for keeping biting flies, fleas and gnats at bay.

Mix the following ingredients together in a bottle/jar with cap and shake well before use:

Apple Cider Vinegar: 1/2 cup
Brewed Green Tea (cooled): 1/2 cup
Distilled Water: 1 cup
Apply to clean skin and coat, massage, rinse, and pat dry.

Video here: https://www.facebook.com/PlanetPaws.ca/videos/1011100385631510/?t=0

Rodney Habib

05/30/2022

Each year pets are dying in parked vehicles because they are left suffering from heat exhaustion. Many owners think that since they will only be gone for a few minutes, their pet will be fine; but this isn’t always the case. The temperature inside your car can rise 20 degrees in just ten minutes. The longer you leave them, the hotter it gets.

Simply put, it means the even on a day that doesn’t seem that hot to you, leaving your pets in a vehicle on their own puts them at serious ricks of illness and even death. Please leave your pets at home when you can, especially if there’s no chance that you’re going to be able to take them out of the car with you. This way, you can rest assured that they’ll be safe and happy waiting for your return.

05/29/2022

Spring showers have brought outdoor plants into bloom. If you have pets (or are planning to adopt one soon), please be mindful of which plants may be toxic to your pet. You can have a beautiful array of colorful plants AND a healthy pet by choosing wisely!

05/10/2022

COCONUT OIL KILLS BACTERIA, VIRUSES AND FUNGI IN/ON YOUR PET!

Ranked in the top 10 most important food medicines, coconut oil is a must add to your pet’s diet! With over 13 Evidence-Based Medicinal Properties, the one we love the most is its yeast-bustin’ abilities!

Almost 50% of the medium-chain triglycerides found in coconut oil are lauric acids, saturated fatty acids that our bodies convert into monolaurin. Monolaurin is one of the natural world's greatest antivirals, antibacterials and antifungals. Because they come from natural sources, these fatty acids pose no danger to your pets' bodies, unlike man-made antibiotics and anti-virals.

Coconut has been used for wound healing for thousands of years. A new study published in the International Journal of Dermatology confirms that coconut oil aides in treating atopic dermatitis, a chronic skin condition characterized by scaly and itchy rashes.

Furthermore, one study published in the Journal of Medicinal Food found that “coconut oil is extremely effective at killing Candida albicans, a common yeast infection in humans.” Another study published in the Journal of Bacteriology discovered that “coconut oil can help kill Staphylococcus aureus, which is a common cause of skin conditions and respiratory diseases.”

The recommended dosage for feeding is:

• ½ teaspoon for every 10lbs of body weight daily

Or, if using topically, just rub the oil on your hands and apply to your pet’s coat (remember not to over do it!).

For 34 more reasons why you should add this wonderful oil, follow this link: http://ow.ly/E56pI

Rodney Habib - Pet Nutrition Blogger

05/09/2022

FOUND A FATTY LUMP ON YOUR DOG?🐶🐱 NOW WHAT?😰

Every pet parent holds their breath the first time they find a lump on their dog or cat. Thankfully in most cases these lumps are just benign fatty tumors known as lipomas.

Many pets get these fatty lumps and bumps as they age. In today’s Inside Scoop episode we’ll be discussing why pets get fat deposits and what you can do to prevent it from happening. We’re going to cover all your questions about these annoying lumps and bumps, and get my top suggestions for how to address and prevent them.

🔥We’ll also be discussing all the questions and concerns you’ve had regarding the latest paper demonstrating the health benefits of feeding your dog only once a day and the do’s and don’ts of intermittent fasting.

You won’t want to miss these important topics, so join us today at noon ET, for this lively episode! Looking forward to seeing your questions in the chat! 🙌

👉If you aren’t a member of Inside Scoop yet (our troll-free subscription group of 2.0 pet parents) and want join, head over to the Planet Paws page and click the blue "Become a Subscriber” button to join this Livestream!

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04/16/2022

Version 3 of our herbal dosage chart with some new additions! :)

Rodney Habib

04/08/2022

Sharing since it's that time of Year. Please keep your pets safe.