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We love sharing practical advice about canines with other dog owners or ones who are thinking of getting a dog. One of the best ways we feel of helping your dog, is by relying on natural remedies used for centuries and known to work. We always use these when possible before resorting to prescription drugs. Why? Because every drug has the potential for negative side effects and learning about it after the fact is unacceptable.

Are you being informed about the possible negative side effects of medications and vaccines being given your dog?

Today, new drugs for animals are being tested and aggressively marketed by drug manufacturers. The animal care industry has become a multi-billion dollar industry (that's right, billion) and vets are urged to administer the latest drugs to their clients, often without knowing all the risks themselves.

Pet owners too are being bombarded with more drugs than ever before. Brilliant advertising campaigns, scare tactics and sadly, even pressure from respected professionals make it seem as if prescription drugs are our only choice.

Can too many drugs actually be harming our beloved pets?

The tendency to overmedicate and stress your pet's system can be reversed. Ask a qualified vet to help you weigh the risks and benefits of any medication prior to accepting it. Competent veterinarians have no problem explaining to a client what symptoms to watch for and what steps to take should their dog suffer a negative reaction to a prescribed medication.

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