Natural Pet Remedy

Adrenal gland in dogs disorders are fairly common and might produce major obstacles on the road to building good dog health. The adrenal glands themselves are found barely in front of your canine’s kidneys and are made up of two parts – the adrenal cortex (outside) and the adrenal medulla (inside). The adrenal gland in dogs work along with the pituitary gland and hypothalamus within the brain to supply a number of various hormones very important to overall health and functioning of your canine. Let’s look at two disorders which might be linked directly to the adrenal gland in dogs. (more…)

Did you know that dog cushings disease, which is also called Hyperadrenocorticism, is a disease that affects hormone production in dogs. It could lead to loads of issues in your pet, together with bloody urine, anemia and whole liver failure. So, if your dog reveals any attainable signs, like frequent urination or excessive thirst, it’s best to take them to the vet and have them examined for dog cushings disease. (more…)

Hello, My male Rottweiler has the worst gas! It is so bad that we must leave the room or put a fan on the dog, it’s like that every night! I wonder if anyone has any home remedies or if anyone knows of drugs that can help this problem.  Dog has Addison’s disease, which I think is one of deffiency hormone cortisol in the adrenal glands affecting his kidney. I do not know if this would contribute to the dog gas problem, but it is medicated daily with prednisone. Any advice or ideas on how to stop dog gas would be greatly appreciated! Thank.

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My dog is 3 years old. There was a problem of itching when he was 1 years old and started with Vanectyl-P (2 mg of prednisone was mixed with 5 mg of an antihistamine). For 2 years I have done everything possible to try to leave the Vanectyl-P. All types of homeopathic treatments and diets that he actually was not taking any Vanectyl-P! The only problem, which was basically a vegetarian and can not live like this for a long period of time (enough protein and other nutrients important, obviously. We note that the essence is allergic to any animal protein).

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I was wondering if there was any way to prevent adrenal gland disease in ferrets, and any other common diseases? What are the odds of my ferret getting adrenal, or any other disease? reason i’m asking is not for cost, but i get very attatched to my pets. When my one dog died, i was miserable for about a month or 2 i’d say. I was only 6 at the time, but still… Also, what would be best, a male or a female? it probably be a marshall farm’s. And I hear the ferret male’s have less of a rate getting adrenal, ect.? (more…)

I work at a vet clinic, and while we had a relief vet this week, she mentioned that at a behavior seminar she had attended, they said that with aggressive female dogs, spaying can make the problem worse because the estrogen isn’t there to mediate the testosterone put out by the adrenal glands. I have been looking this up on the internet and have found conflicting information. I was wondering if anyone here had seen this/heard about it? Before anyone gets on their soap box, I’m not suggesting people not spay and neuter their pets, and I’m not suggesting aggressive pets be allowed to breed and pass on this temperament. And dont’ insult my intelligence by telling me that that spaying/neutering FIXES aggression- I’m educated, and I work in a vet clinic, I have seen MANY aggressive dogs and cats that have been spayed/neutered, and aren’t the tiniest fraction better after. I’m simply asking if anyone has seen the problem get WORSE in female dogs who already have aggression. (more…)