1. Cavaleri, Franco, Vitalité Québec , janvier 2009. La supplémentation excessive est à l’origine d’incroyables malentendus. Les comptes rendus trop brefs quefournissent les médias sans divulguertous les faits sèment une grande confusion dans l’esprit du public.N’importe quelle substance, administrée incorrectementet à très haute dose, mêmel’eau, peut avoir des effets toxiques. Toutefois, ces craintes non …
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Physical Activity is just as important as good nutrition 0
Physical exercise is crucial for health maintenance and youth preservation for both human and animal members of the family. Research shows with irrefutable evidence, that maintaining the muscle mass with regular resistance training and conditioning the cardiovascular system with a brisk walk or light run supports longevity and quality of life. Use it or lose …
Read MoreOBESITY in dogs; trickle-down effect from humans to Huskies (Part I and Part II) 0
Obesity is a growing problem; and one that has a trickle-down effect – from humans to Huskies. Statistics indicate that as many as 25 – 30% of North Americans are obese, and our pets are taking after us. A fat dog is an unhealthy dog, one more prone to diabetes, heart disease, joint problems and …
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Preventing Premature Joint Disease 2
Can advances in technology actually be advancing joint disease in our young? Why is Joint Disease prevalent today in our children and our young companion animals?
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The Quality of Your Pet’s Life 0
You want your pet to have the best quality of life possible. The money and time that are saved by feeding them convenient, less expensive food are sure to be spent several times over on veterinary bills and medical care.
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Oral Health; The Deeper Truth 0
By the age of three, 80% of dogs will show some signs of dental disease, according to the American Veterinary Dental Society. Poor oral hygiene is linked to a number of health risks, ranging from periodontal disease, which can cause tooth soreness or loss, and difficulty eating to diseases that affect other functions of the body.
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