5 Game-Changing Health Tips for You and Your Dog – Dr. Dobias Natural Healing

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Welcome back to our monthly recap of health tips and insights! Here is what has been happening in the world of holistic dog care.

Harnessing the Power of Laser Therapy: A Conversation with Dr. Laurie McCauley

This month, I sat down had so much fun talking with Dr. Laurie McCauley, a passionate fire-cracker of colleague, Dr. McCauley, who shed light on LIGHT!

What I actually mean is the use of laser therapy in veterinary medicine and how you can effectively use it for helping your dog.

Rib Bones for Dogs

This month, I have also touched one of the most controversial topics – RAW BONES

Rib bones are one of my (well.. Pax’s) favourite bones. They provide incredible dental hygiene benefits and also serve as a rich source of essential minerals.

A funny note: Did you know that the government of Turkmenistan suggest its citizens to chew on bones? Personally, I would not go this far. Just make sure that your dog’s bones are raw (uncooked) as they become indigestible.

Return to the hormone sparing spay and neuter discussion

It may shock you but many dogs experience countless health issues after they are spayed or neutered. Multiple studies have been now pointing to lameness, inflammation, hypothyroidism, ligament injuries and even cancer as a result of the traditional neutering and spaying. Here is a link to the blog and how you can protect any future dogs from hormone related issues and prevent unwanted pregnancies too.

Hormone replacement therapy in neutered and spayed dogs

Read Pax’s Story and what happened to him here

What are we, you and I doing wrong?

Healing Your Dogs’ Hot Spots Naturally

Hot spots, also medically known as surface pyoderma, are not just an infection but a signal of deeper health issues in dogs. They manifest as hairless, itchy, and inflamed patches on the skin, often becoming a recurring problem if only treated superficially. Discover holistic approaches to understanding and treating hot spots without the need for harsh drugs.