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Name That Pup! Which name will serve as the best inspiration for our Mini Pup's Design?

Stiffley (0%, 0 Votes)
Chien Gentil Fidele (0%, 0 Votes)
Fido (Latin for fidelity) (0%, 0 Votes)
St. BAREnard (St. Bernard's are bred for rescue and are highly intelligent and loyal, always willing to please) (0%, 0 Votes)
Woody (0%, 0 Votes)
Gertrude (Hamlet's Mother) (0%, 0 Votes)
Pugnacious Puppy (0%, 0 Votes)
Fluffy (0%, 0 Votes)
Stalwart (Meaning strong and valiant) (0%, 0 Votes)
Alloy (2%, 1 Votes)
Faith (2%, 1 Votes)
The Bone Ranger (5%, 2 Votes)
Bogart (7%, 3 Votes)
Rio (Not only was Richmond created around the James River but a river is also a powerful force of nature) (12%, 5 Votes)
Hope (15%, 6 Votes)
Healer (17%, 7 Votes)
Earnest (For how dedicated our companions are in fighting their battle with cancer) (20%, 8 Votes)
Barker (20%, 8 Votes)

Total Voters: 41

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Speaking For Spot

Too Much of a Good Thing March 11, 2010

We love when our animals are eating and drinking well. After all, a hearty appetite and ample thirst are positive tangible affirmations about the quality of our pets’ lives. I think this is the reason why so many people delay consulting with their veterinarian when they notice an obvious increase in their pet’s thirst or [...] […]

An Herbal Addendum and Vital Information About Vitamins March 11, 2010

My most recent blog focused on potential pitfalls associated with treating our pets with medicinal herbs. As so commonly happens, I received wonderful feedback, and one comment in particular, I would like to share with you. Dr. Susan Wynn, a much-admired veterinary colleague offered this sage advice, “I think your conclusion is appropriate – if [...] […]

Medicinal Herbs: Not to Be Taken (or Given) Lightly March 11, 2010

As a small animal internist, the majority of my patients are referred by their family veterinarians. By the time I first examine them, they are usually receiving a laundry list of conventional medications (antibiotics, nonsteroidal antiinflammatories, etc.) and/or complementary medications (herbs, homeopathic remedies). I’ve always scrutinized the convent […]

Speaking for Spot (the book and the blog) named winners in the 2009 Dog Writer's Association Annual Competition March 11, 2010

Dr. Nancy Kay’s book, Speaking for Spot: Be the Advocate Your Dog Needs to Live a Happy, Healthy, Longer Life and her Speaking for Spot Blog were honored at the Dog Writers Association of America Annual Writing Competition Awards ceremony on February 14, 2010 hosted in New York City in conjunction with the Westminster Dog [...] […]

Financial Assistance to Help Pay for Veterinary Care March 11, 2010

Imagine my horror upon reading the following news story: “A Rhode Island man who says he couldn’t afford veterinary care for his dog has been charged with illegally operating on the pet.” The article goes on to describe this man’s attempt to remove a cyst from the leg of his 14-year-old Labrador mix. Thankfully, a [...] […]

Richmond Pet Lovers

The Benefits of Canine Massage for Senior Dogs Posted By : Carrie Kinnear March 11, 2010

Canine massage is now finally being recognized as an important tool for your dog's health. This article focuses on Senior Dogs - along with their golden years comes aches and pains which they didn't have before. Massage can help with sore, achy muscles and other signs of "getting old". […]

The benefits of Canine Massage Posted By : Carrie Kinnear March 11, 2010

Canine Massage is fast becoming an important tool in your dog's health and well being. As well as helping with physical maladies, massage can also help with nervous and aggressive pets. This article focuses on the benefits for nervous dogs. If you have a nervous or aggressive dog, why not read this for information on a proven remedy which may be able to […]

Dog vs. Skunk Remedy Posted By : Dee Hawkins March 11, 2010

Remedy to rid your dog of the smell of skunk! […]

Dog Supplements: Ridiculous or Necessary? Posted By : Pet Flora March 11, 2010

The importance of dog supplements […]