Welcome to the K9HealthSolutions Blog!
September 18, 2008
We may be new to the blogging world at K9HealthSolutions, but we’re certainly not new to the world of dog and cat health! We designed this blog with you in mind – we want to help you care for your dog and see that your dog is healthy for years to come (and your cat too!). Here’s some upcoming features we’ll be adding to the blog:
1. Ask Rakker – Rakker is our resident dog here at K9HealthSolutions (woof!). Rakker is here to answer your dog related questions, and will chat with his kitty friends for any cat owners!
2. Two Paws Up – We’ll be giving “two paws up” to pet products that are worthy of your attention!
3. Dynamic Dogs
what kind of brush is best for min pins?
Hi! Min Pins are great dogs, aren’t they? We suggest the JW Pin Brush, it’s great for daily brushing for any breed. Take a look at: http://k9healthsolutions.com/jw-brush-pin.html
hello, my american bull dog has been wanting to eat grass and then he comes in and usually gets sick.And he’s been dragging his butt on the grass.And hasn’t been wanting to eat.Also goes ouside and acts like he wants to do a duggie but can’t.Does this indicate that he may have worms?Can u tell me what mite be causing this?
Thanks, Denny
HELLO , I HAVE A MINITURE LONG HAIR WEINER DOG BLACK & TAN . HE HAS ALWAYS HAD A BAD ODOR EVERY SINCE HE WAS SIX WEEKS OLD & HE’S NOW 6 AND HALF YEARS OLD . WE CHANGED HIS DIET WENT,TO THE VET.THEY SAID ANAL GLANS, AND EVEN THAT HAS HAD NO CHANGE . OUR GROOMER SAID SHE HAS CHECKED HIS GLANS AND YET HE SMELLS. YOU GIVE HIM A BATH AND THE SMELL IS GONE , BUT HE CAN WALK OUTSIDE FOR JUST A FEW SECONDS AND I’M WITH HIM JUST STANDING ON OUR DECK AND YOU COME BACK IN AND IT LIKE YOU NEVER GAVE HIM A BATH ! CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ? THANK YOU, DAN
Dan,
I’m so sorry for the delay in answering your question. I don’t usually browse the blog, some of my staff take care of that but it looks like we missed this one. I know it’s late but let’s get you some information. Dog odor can come from a variety of factors, some of the more common problems can be allergies or nutritional deficiencies that can weaken your dog’s immune system and can lead to unhealthy skin. Another problem could be from hostile organisms such as bad bacteria and mange mites.
I would recommend trying Dinovite for your dog’s problem. Dinovite has been shown to help alleviate problems such as bad dog odor by ensuring your dog is getting all the nutrients he needs to be healthy and maintain a strong immune system. It may seem simple but many of the common problems we see in dogs are due to a nutritional deficiency and weakened immune system that has allowed the “bad guys” so to speak to run wild within their internal systems.
Give Dinovite a try and add some of our DogOsuds shampoo to that order for a great one – two punch.
I hope this information has helped.
Jeff