Articles in the Health Category
News & Events, Vaccinations »
Low-cost pet vaccinations are available this weekend at Special Pals in the Katy area. The program also includes, Heartworm and Feline Leukemia & FIV testing.
Rabies shots are as low as $10!
Special Pals
3830 Greenhouse Road
Houston, Texas 77084 (map)
281-579-PETS (7387)
Saturday, March 13 from 1pm to 3pm
Behavior, Featured, Flower Essences, Health, Natural Health, Natural Medicine, Natural Pet Health Blog »
Behavior, Flower Essences, General Training, Natural Health, Natural Medicine, Natural Pet Health Blog, Nutrition »
I’m adding to the information that was provided in the March Natural Pet Tips featured in this month’s issue of the Houston Pet Talk magazine.
You can take your training to a new level with natural methods. These are things anyone can do so give them a try. Even if it is new to you, your pet may really appreciate you for it.
Behavior, Dogs, General Training, Health, Pet Ownership »
Behavior Management, Cats, Dogs, Health, Pet Ownership, Spay/Neuter, Superstar Stephanie's Training Blog »
Spay Day is an annual campaign of The Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society International to inspire people to save animal lives by spaying or neutering pets and feral cats.
Officially the last Tuesday of February, Spay Day includes events and activities taking place throughout February across the United States and U.S. territories, and around the world.
Cats, Health, Pet Ownership »
By: Dr. McAdoo at Washington Heights Vet Clinic
1. Do you have any recommendations for Hypoallergenic cat litter?
Regular clay litter is probably as hypoallergenic as you can get, however, it can be dusty, which may bother some cats as well as their owners. Yesterdays news would probably be a good choice as it is made of compressed pelleted newspaper. The ink may be a problem for some owners who are sensitive to it. Corn cob litter is an organic choice for owners that may prefer this.
Health, Natural Health, Natural Medicine, Natural Pet Health Blog, Nutrition »
Last week we looked at 5 simple things you can do to help prevent cancer in your pets. If your pet has cancer, you need to look carefully at all of your options. If your pet has undergone surgery, chemotherapy or radiation, some of the options below can help support the traditional methods of treating cancer. If you have not made a decision yet, consider these holistic options and discuss them with your vet. Know that sometimes with surgery the cancer comes back with a vengeance. Sometimes chemo and radiation can weaken an animal’s immune system and they never quite recover. Other times, traditional methods are very successful.
Disease, Health, Natural Health, Natural Medicine, Natural Pet Health Blog, Nutrition »
The dreaded “c” word. Nobody wants to hear that a loved one has cancer, and that certainly includes our beloved pets. This week we are going to talk about how to prevent cancer in your pets. Next week we will address how you can holistically help your pet if sadly they have been diagnosed with cancer or your vet suspects cancer.



