Posted by: christopher

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Dog arthritis is chronic disease (like any chronic disease) has its ups and downs. Sometimes it can be really hard to say what has caused your dog to be suddenly more sore. He may have been with you all day and have taken it easy up the park. Maybe you have been giving him all

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Posted by: bernadette

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Dog arthritis has no cure; however, there are many forms of treatment available. Modern veterinary medicine utilises painkillers, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, supplements, and if necessary, surgery, to improve the quality life of dogs suffering from dog arthritis. However there has been burgeoning number of dog owners and even vets exploring non-standard treatments – alternative medicine

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Modern medicine has been using stem cells for more than thirty years in the treatment of leukemia and lymphoma. But in the past ten years, scientists have realized the great potential of using stem cells to treat various ailments. Currently around the world, research is being done focusing on the use of stem cells to

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Posted by: christopher

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More people are opting for a natural approach in the treatment of their dog’s ailments and surveys on this blog show a keen interest in all things natural. Although the use of herbal medicine and other forms of alternative therapies remain an inexact science, there has been a growing number of dog owners and even

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