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How to Treat Anxiety or Stress Levels for your Dog or Cat

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Treating your Dog's or Cat's Bad Breath

We all know how annoying bad breath can be, especially when it involves your beloved four-legged friend. It makes for discomforting times especially when one desires to be close to their cat or dog.

Also referred to as halitosis, bad breath can be a serious health sign problem in your beloved pet. Sometimes the odor will be the result of an infection or other medical problem located in the canine's or feline's mouth, while in other cases the problem will be elsewhere in the body, simply releasing the foul smell through your pet's mouth. Either way, halitosis needs to be properly dealt with in order to protect and promote your dog's or cat's health and well-being.

In some circumstances, a dog or cat will simply need better dental care in order to effectively deal with its bad breath, but in other situations halitosis can be a sign of far more serious medical conditions which need to be brought to your attention for treatment.

If your dog or cat does have bad breath, there are other symptoms to watch out for that may indicate your canine or feline friend has an underlying disease. For example:

Depression
Difficulty eating
Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia)
Drooling
Facial swelling
Nasal discharge
Pawing at the mouth
Oral discharge, bloody or otherwise
Sneezing

If you observe any of these symptoms in addition to your dog's or cat's bad breath, a disease or infection could very well be at the root of the problem. However, even if you only observe the foul odor, it's still important to have your dog examined by a veterinarian so that the cause of your pet's halitosis can be identified and treated, preventing continuation of the unpleasant odor as well as protecting your furry friend's health and happiness.

In the meanwhile, Petwellbeing's 100% natural remedies will help:

Mouth Drops
Do you enjoy getting close to your dog or cat, but gasp at his or her breath? Canine Mouth Drops will quickly eliminate your pet's bad breath. Additionally, these all-natural mouth drops can treat your dog’s mouth infections and gingivitis, and other periodontal diseases, which are what cause the bad breath in the first place.

Z-Ridge Edible Dental Chew Bones (small and medium sizes)
Z-Ridge dental bones feature an exclusive ridged surface, the polishing action of calcium carbonate, and the ideal density for a longer cleaning time. Z-Ridge helps fight "doggy breath" for your cat or dog with naturally powerful chlorophyll, found in the dark specks and streaks of alfalfa concentrate, plus a healthy blend of nutmeg, clove, parsley, and fennel seed.

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Treating your Dog or Cat for Allergies

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Treating your Dog's or Cat's Cuts, Scratches, and Wounds

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Understanding Heart Disease in your Dog or Cat

You can help promote a healthy heart in your dog by ensuring he gets regular exercise. Try to ensure he eats well and does not become obese. Additionally, you might like to consider using our natural, herbal remedies to counter potential heart disease in either your cat or dog. As in the case of cats, be sure to get your cute friend to the vet to ensure a proper diagnosis.

If diagnosed for heart disease, be sure to try our winning product - Hearty Heart for heart disease in dogs and cats:

Hearty Heart

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Snarling, biting, barking, hissing are all signs of a pet's anger, however surfaced or however hidden. All the same, if your pet dog or cat is exhibiting any symptoms of aggression, there is a natural remedy to treating such ill-fated behaviours.

Canine Aggression

Aggressive behaviour can can occur when a dog is trying to protect its possessions or in the presence of unfamiliar people or animals. Dogs with an aggression problem may also behave in this way when groomed or lifted. These dogs may also attack other animals, including cats or farm animals, and may have a tendency to chase moving objects such as bicycles, motorcycles, and cars. It is also common for overly aggressive dogs to make frequent escape attempts from their home or yard.

In addition to these acts and behaviors, dogs with aggressive behaviours also tend to display certain postures that are the same or similar to many fear postures. For example, such canines will often flatten their ears and lower their head when faced with a trigger of their aggression. Raising their hackles, wrinkling their muzzle, and pulling back their lips are also postures commonly displayed by overly aggressive canines. Even if your dog has not yet attacked people or other animals, if he or she is exhibiting any of the above symptoms and behavior, you may have an aggression problem on your hands. Although it may not seem serious to begin with, this behavior often escalates with time, with very unfortunate results.

Common Symptoms of Aggression in Dogs

Altered behavior only when you, the owner, are not present
Distress vocalization (barking, howling)
Destructiveness (chewing furniture, digging, scratching) and self-trauma
Inappropriate elimination (urinary or fecal)

Some dog breeds are naturally more aggressive than others and some dogs may display aggressive behavior as the result of fear because they have had little exposure to other dogs or people.

Bear in mind though, sometimes dogs are simply aggressive because they are in discomfort or pain, so it is always best to first have your dog checked by your veterinarian, especially if canine aggression is an unusual characteristic for your four-legged friend.

Feline Aggression

Cat aggression is a common issue that many pet owners must confront. Such situations can be negative and upsetting. To understand your cat's situation better, please note that they instinctively live by territorial boundaries and will naturally seek to protect themselves. This does not excuse such type of behaviour while living in a domestic home, so treating such occurences early on is the best way to go. In order to make this possible, it's helpful to be familiar with some of the common warning signs of aggressive cat behavior:

Common Symptoms of Aggression in Cats

Biting
Defecating outside the litter box
Scratching
Urinating
Visible signs - e.g. ears pointing forward or to the sides while its pupils appear as slits or with only a slightly rounded shape
Yowling

A cat displaying offensive aggression also tends to hold its rump higher than the rest of its body and will lock its eyes upon its target. The cat's tail tends to be held downward, with the tip swishing from side to side. A low growl may also be emitted.

In the case of defensive reactions, a cat's ears will typically lie flat against its head and its pupils will be dilated. Under such circumstances, a cat will usually assume a crouched posture, and the hair on its body and tail may puff up. The cat's tail will either be held under its body or curved to the side, and its claws will be out. Rather than growling, cats exhibiting defensive aggression tend to spit and hiss. On the other hand, predatory aggression is generally not characterized by such significant mood changes. For this type of aggression, intense concentration, stalking, crouching, and springing are typical behaviors.

Again, these forms of aggressive behavior are perfectly normal in certain situations. However, if your cat's aggression is increasing, seems unusual, or is becoming problematic, it's a good idea to consult a veterinarian or qualified animal behaviorist. When dealt with appropriately, such problems can often be effectively remedied, restoring peace to both you and your pet.

PetWellbeing's natural products can help remedy your dog or cat's aggression:

Matricalm for Dogs and Cats

An all-natural solution to calm your cat's or dog's anxiety and excitability, while deminishing their aggressive behaviors. It is suitable for treatment of adult dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens.

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Treating Skin Irritations in your Dog or Cat

If your pet dog or cat is experiencing skin problems or irritations, do not be alarmed. Most types of skin diseases can be treated and prevented. Healthy skin, in general, in either your dog or cat, is a sign of an overall physically-abled and -bodied pet. Skin problems can occur because of the differing seasonal and temperate conditions or from allergies to food. Skin problems can range in span from sudden (acute) to long-term (indefinite) depending on the age, conditioning, and other factors related to general physical, emotional, and psychological health of your pet. The important thing is to protect and strengthen your beloved right from the get-go.

Cat skin disorders are the most common pet ailments. A healthy animal has bright, odorless hair and skin, free of debris, grease and irritation. A cat's skin may be irritated if it has a rash, is dry and/or flaking, greasy, red, swollen or itchy. The causes of cat skin irritation and disease are numerous; these include environmental toxins that can irritate the skin, poor nutrition, mineral or vitamin deficiencies, and thyroid and kidney disorders. During the healing process of cat skin diseases, skin eruptions or irritation are normal and are indicative of the healing process. Cat owners should pay close attention to the pet’s environment such as his bed or sleeping space which should be examined frequently and cleaned or changed when necessary.

All the same, we recommend that you first check with your vet for a diagnosis and consider using our natural, herbal remedy for your pet's skin problems.

Proper Treatment for your Cat or Dog

All Clear Ointment

If you see that your dog or cat is scratching and is uncomfortable, try using our All Clear Ointment, which effectively treats skin medications of all sorts. This cream sets to heal dog skin affected by bacteria and fungal infections and other skin problems. The soothing ointment assists in clearing and calming the affected area and prevents infection. 1 bottle = 60ml/2.02oz.

Ouch Away for Cat Skin Disease

This herbal spray is excellent for treating infected irritating skin problems on your pet. Our natural remedy will also boost your cat's overall immune system.

Rescue Spray - Cat Antiseptic

Cat skin irritation can be caused by allergies, insect bites, scratches, scrapes or wounds. Cats may excessively scratch the skin causing further irritation. Eventually the hair in the affected area can be torn out and the skin starts to bleed. An inflamed patch of skin may also ooze a clear or yellowish liquid. These are called hot spots, and can occur anywhere on the body. To help treat the wounds, clip the hair in the surrounding area and cleanse the area with a mild soap and water treatment. Then apply Feline Rescue Spray to reduce pain, decrease healing time and prevent infection. Other recommended preventative measures include covering the affected area and clipping your pet’s nails to minimize the ill affects of scratching.

Rescue Spray - Dog Bug Bites

If your dog is active, he or she'll likely be getting into all kinds of scrapes. Literally. Canine Rescue Spray will ease your dog’s pain and help his wounds heal quickly. Ideal for any type of minor wound or skin irritation on dogs.

Royal Coat EFA Express - Dog and Cat

Royal Coat provides your dog or cat with an excellent, all-natural source of EFAs (essential fatty acids) in order to to maintain healthy skin and shiny coats. Royal Coat EFA Express provides your dog or cat with necessary supplemental amounts of Omega-6 (borage oil) and Omega-3 (fish oil) most times missing, or in insignificant amounts in commercial pet food.

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How Cancer Works

One of the most discomforting diseases to be fought back against and to be treated early on is cancer. If your pet dog or cat is diagnosed with cancer, you might like to know what happens in the process. Due to a breakdown in your pet's genetic code, his or her healthy cells undergo a rapid and chaotic division until they multiply repeatedly. This process, if left untreated, can reach a stage where their cells form a larger group of cancer cells, known as tumours. Such tumours can then go on to affect and damage other, healthy cells through the tissue and bloodstream in other parts of their bodies.

However, if detected early on, cancer in your pet is treatable and preventable.

Symptoms of Cancer in your Dog or Cat

Eating, swallowing, breathing difficulties
Fevers
Lethargy
Odd-shaped swellings that continue to grow
Persistent coughing
Stamina loss
Uncontrolled urinating or defecating
Unhealed sores that either bleed or discharge
Weight loss

2 Common Forms of Cancer

Fibrosarcoma

Fibrosarcoma is a malignant tumor that arises from fibroblasts, cells that produce connective tissue. This is a type of sarcoma that is predominantly found in the area around bones or in soft tissue. Fibrosarcoma can occur in the mouth of dogs and on the skin of cats

Leukemia

The most common form of leukemia seen in cats and dogs is lymphocytic leukemia, because of the involvement of lymphocytes, which are a type of white blood cell. The impact of leukemia on your pet can vary with the form of the disease. The different forms have differing clinical presentations and each form carries a different prognosis for your pet.

Treatment for Canine and Feline Cancer

The best remedy is a natural remedy. As in all cases, be sure to seek in discussion with your vet first before prescribing any medication for your pet. We, at Petwellbeing, offer solid herbal remedies dealing with cancer for your canine and feline friend.

Real Time Treatment

ES Clear

Both used for dogs or cats, ES Clear is a liquid dropper solution designed to purify the blood, cleanse the body of your dearly beloved and put any tumours into remission. Based on our testimonials, this is a given natural product to counter your feline or canine's cancer, while boosting your companion's immune system.

Preventative Treatment

Nu-Pet Feline Antioxidant Granular

Use this product to maintain a healthy balance in the diet of your pet cat or dog's system. This is a powerful vitam and antioxidant formula which contains a pleasing taste to your pet which is low in calories. This is a powdered-form natural supplement containing grass including the mineral phytonutrients, which is what your cat and dog are after.

Nu-Pet Granular Greens

Use this product to maintain a healthy dietary balance for either your dog or cat. This is a powerful vitamin and antioxidant formula that is an exceptional product for pet's with animal protein related issues.

Nu-Pet Vitamins and Antioxidant Wafers

Use this product to bolster the natural health and diet of your pet. US customers only allowed to purchase this item. This is a powerful vitamin and antioxidant formula full of great taste and is low in calories too. As a supplement, grass provides an extraordinary selection of nutrients essential for life itself. 1 bottle = 90 chewable wafers.

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We just received this excellent and emotional testimonial from one of our devoted customers. Her dog just went to heaven last night, however, she still remembered to provide us such a wonderful testimonial of our Supraglan for Cushings disease.
We would like to say Thank you to Jackie and to also show our sympathy for her loss.

Here is her story:

"Dear Customer Service,

Thank you for your wonderful products and Customer Service. My dog and wonderful companion, Maeve, was put to rest last night after 12 wonderful years of love and loyalty that I cannot begin to articulate. I would like to say that the Supraglan made the last months of her life much, much happier than she had been in quite some time. As we all know, there are no cures for Cushings Disease; the most we can hope to accomplish is to extend the lives of our companions and make their days as comfortable and active as possible. Your product was a natural, non-toxic alternative for my pet with a history of eating difficulties and would not have tolerated the harsh medications most commonly prescribed for the disease.

Maeve began taking Supraglan and the difference was both immediate and remarkable. Her mood changed as quickly as her stamina increased; she looked forward to the droppers and sucked it out without hesitation. I wish I found your product much sooner, but at least I was able to give her five months of relief. She had a very advanced of Cushings, so I still ever so thankful for the product.

Many, many thanks for you and your wonderful customer service staff. Please continue to bring great products like this to the United States.

Regards,

Jackie M"

As the weather starts to turn, it is a good idea to think about the health of your pet's coats. Make sure that your pets are getting proper nutrients and look into a supplement if you are finding his fur to be problematic.

With the waning of the shedding season, it is now the time that your pet starts to build up his winter insulation.

Although very cute, you may want to forgo doggy coats at this time. If you constantly coat your dog to go outside your dog's fur will not prepare correctly for the winter months. They need to feel the weather transition in order to slow their hair loss. If you do decide on a dog coat, you will need to be responsible and always make sure your dog is prepared for the weather conditions.

On our long rainy walks I am always tempted to put a rain slicker on my Sheppard. But even in the rain he still runs around like a puppy. It also wouldn't be the same if he didn't give a big shake when we got in the elevator.

We are happy to share this PetWellbeing survey with you to learn more about Resthyro for cat hyperthyroidism. If you are not sure if this product would work on your cat, this can be very couraging to you.

Our Resthyro has brought joyful tears to our devasting customers with cats with hyperthyroidism. Here is the survey that we just received today:


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