A holiday story of a painful separation, by
hundreds of miles and over two years, and a
remarkable reunion.
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Dogs and humans are benefiting from new research
avenues in the fight against a common enemy.
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Some fun pointers to help your cat be fit and
trim. Fun for the whole family!
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A friendly caution issued on a new Internet con
– overseas pet adoptions that may net you only
problems.
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Checking your pet’s weight is easier than you
might expect.
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Helping your companion animal to lose weight is
an excellent way to try and protect them from
all-too-common medical conditions.
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Incorporating fish oil dietary supplements is a
wise choice for those who wish to lead healthier
lives.
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Our name, Trilogy, means a
“group of three things that are
unified by a similar idea.” For
us, it signifies our commitment
to offering exceptional health
products for people, the planet
and pets.
As you already know, our pet
products are formulated by Dr.
Jane Bicks, a
nationally-recognized holistic
veterinarian, to help our
companion animals live healthier
and happier lives. And our
planet products consist of
earth-friendly household
cleaners that are more natural
alternatives to harsh cleaning
products. We are proud to
introduce our first Trilogy
product for people … Sealogix™
Omega-3 Pharmaceutical-Grade
Fish Oil, which now available in
both capsules and liquid.
To find out more about these
exciting lines of health
products, visit our brand new
web site at
www.trilogyonline.com today!
Be sure to check in often, as
new products will be introduced
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Good joint health is crucial to your companion
animal’s wellbeing. The ability to walk, run, jump,
to move … these physical activities represent a
large part of companion animals’ lives, including
their unique ability to express themselves.
Unfortunately, aching and/or stiff joints are just
as much a part of aging for them as it is for
humans. Here are some common symptoms of joint
and/or flexibility problems:
- Reluctance to
use stairs
- Difficulty
getting up from a prone position
- Joints that pop
or crack
- Stiffness in the
morning or immediately after a long nap
- Unwillingness to
jump, either on or off of furniture
It is
always advisable that you consult with your
veterinarian when you suspect that your pet may be
suffering in any way.
With dogs that are at-risk for hip dysplasia, it’s
important that they get exercise to help slow the
progression of the condition, but avoid taking them
for very long or fast walks. Additionally, providing
them with an orthopedic bed may help to make them
more comfortable when resting.
So, what is the best way to address joint health
issues? Dr. Jane suggests two complimentary products
to help both reduce body weight and improve joint
health – using an appropriate food, like Life’s
Abundance Weight-Loss Formula, in tandem with a
supplement like Agility for Dogs and Cats. We’ll
provide more details about HealthyPetNet’s
Weight-Loss food on
page 3 of this newsletter.
At present, there are several joint formulas
marketed for companion animals. Unfortunately, most
of these products treat the joint as an isolated
goal; it is for this reason that they do not work as
well as they could.
Agility for Dogs and Cats is a holistic
formula, which means that it takes into account the
needs of the whole body and all the parts that work
with the joints.
This formula contains optimal levels of the
nutrients necessary to help maintain healthy joint
cartilage and connective tissue, and to aid in the
production of healthy synovial fluid, which
lubricates the joints. This supplement features
Glucosamine and MSM, and is a natural, holistic,
multi-action joint support formula containing
scientifically-tested ingredients.
Glucosamine helps maintain and promote joint and
connective tissue health. It has been shown to be
essential in the healthy development and ongoing
maintenance of connective tissue and synovial fluid.
Research studies indicate that Glucosamine may
promote joint flexibility, mobility and lubrication,
and may even play a role in rebuilding cartilage.
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Dr.
Jane Bicks, Veterinarian Product Formulator