

In
a special commentary by HealthyPetNet’s product
formulator, learn how to give your cat a quick
exam to prevent against the progression of heart
disease.
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Why it’s important to have your dogs vaccinated
against an all-too-common illness, and what to
look for if you haven’t yet.
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You may not know it, but there could be a deadly
menace in your home office. Learn how to protect
your companion animals today.
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The latest developments, as Congress considers
banning the slaughter of American horses for
human consumption overseas.
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A new course in emergency treatments is offered
to meet the growing needs of families with
companion animals.
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We shed some light on one of the most frequently
asked pet questions, for both dogs and cats.
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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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Have you struggled with trimming your companion
animal’s nails? Have you ever clipped too close
to the quick and heard the piercing yelp of your
sweet pet? The fact is, many of us neglect nail
trimming, either out of fear of injury or
frustration over past skirmishes. Luckily,
there’s a new way to approach this necessary
“parenting” duty.
Dremel rotary tools are a common staple of many
modern tool kits and are available in electric-
or battery- (cordless) operated styles. By using
the sandpaper wheel attachment, you can fashion
a great alternative to blade clippers, which can
painfully pinch or bend nails, or cut through
the quick of the nail resulting in bleeding.
Be sure to grasp your pet’s paw firmly, pushing
slightly on the pad to fully extend the nail.
Apply slight pressure with your Dremel tool and
gently sand down the nail, “sculpting” a trimmed
nail. Always move the sanding wheel in the
direction of the spin; if you try to force it
against the direction of spin, movement will be
very difficult, and it may bounce off the nail.
It’s best to proceed at the lowest possible
speed setting, until you and you companion
animal become accustomed to this new method. You
may want to trim the hair around your dog’s feet
with scissors, because you don’t want to get
hair tangled in the spinning wheel. Best of luck
with this new technique!

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Our name, Trilogy, means a
“group of three things that are
unified by a similar idea.” For
us, the name Trilogy 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
innovative household cleaners
that are more natural
alternatives to harsh,
conventional 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-related
products, visit our brand new
web site at
www.trilogyonline.com
today! Be sure to check in
often, as we’ll be introducing
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It's February, which means it’s once again National
Pet Dental Health Month. Current estimates show that
approximately 75% of cats and dogs over the age of
three suffer from poor dental health. Oral disease
represents the most commonly diagnosed health
problem for companion animals. While considered an
inconvenience by many pet parents, proper dental
care is a necessary component for overall health, as
oral disease can lead to internal organ damage.
Pet parents need to be on the lookout for several
dental disease warning signs, including …
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Tartar build up
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Receding, bleeding
or swollen gums
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Discolored or
fractured teeth
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Foul breath
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Changes in eating
habits
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Excessive drooling
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Sores on the lips or gums
If
you note any of these symptoms, it’s imperative that
you schedule an appointment with your vet to discuss
possible courses of action.
The best way to prevent onset of oral disease and
infection is through brushing teeth with a
pet-approved toothpaste. Don’t, under any
circumstances, use human toothpaste, as dogs and
cats swallow toothpaste, and they cannot process the
chemicals in our over-the-counter brands. While
committing to brushing your companion’s teeth
regularly will go a long way to prevent dental
disease, you should also …
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Encourage play with
toys that will help to abrade debris from teeth
and gums
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Provide dental chews
to reduce the build up of plaque and tartar
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Schedule regular
dental exams with
your veterinarian
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Feed food that
promotes a healthy
digestive system
Did
you know that certain breeds of dogs and cats are
genetically predisposed to dental illnesses?
According to recent data, the Maltese ranks highest
among purebred dogs with persistent tooth and gum
problems. In the cat world, the Siamese and the
Abyssinian, charming as they are, both have serious
tooth problems and often teeth pulled during their
youth.
The quality of your pet's food can also contribute
to the onset of periodontal disease. Low quality
foods can cause gastrointestinal problems, which can
lead to bad breath. Easily digestible foods like
Life's Abundance not only provide high-quality
nourishment, but also work to promote intestinal
health.
At HealthyPetNet, we take dental health
seriously. As pet parents ourselves, we know how
difficult it can be to establish a consistent oral
care routine. That’s why we’ve developed several
products to address these critical issues, before
they become major problems.
With HealthyPetNet’s
Daily Oral Care,
you can maintain a healthy routine without your
companion animals even noticing! This formula is the
ultimate breath enhancer and dental health promoter,
perfect for dogs and for cats. It features
refreshing mint oils along with the cleansing action
of Yucca to neutralize offensive digestive tract
odors that can contribute to bad breath. Simply add
a capful of this tasteless, odorless liquid to your
pet's water to help maintain a healthy and pleasant
smelling mouth. Like all of HealthyPetNet’s
products, you’ll find it effective and safe, all
without the use of harsh chemicals.
As veterinarians will tell you, almost as
important as brushing is friction from chewing
something tough but malleable (actual bones are not
generally recommended). The majority of chewable
“bones” for dogs on the market today are made from
rawhide, which is difficult to digest and can cause
severe intestinal problems. But there is a healthier
option! Made
with easy-to-digest pork skin, HealthyPetNet
Dental Chews
are a tasty and healthy alternative to rawhide.
Dental Chews provide an optimal texture to help
scrape tartar and plaque from teeth. And we’ve
included a blend of mint and chlorophyll that will
keeps dogs happily chewing their way to cleaner
teeth, healthier gums and fresher breath.
Every now and again, we like to reward our
beloved pups with a special indulgence. But
you may have noticed that many of the popular treats
on the market are laden with refined sugars,
chemical preservatives, and artificial flavors and
colors. Once again, HealthyPetNet has got your pet
dental needs covered! Our
Gourmet Dental Treats
are made with a special blend of harvest grains,
creamy peanut butter and natural honey. This unique
recipe includes hefty helpings of calcium and
phosphorus to support healthy teeth and bones. We’ve
also added parsley to sweeten the breath. With
Gourmet
Dental Treats,
you'll be helping to support dental health and
treating your dog to scrumptious oven-baked
goodness!
As you can see, just by taking a few simple
steps, you can help your companion animal enjoy a
lifetime of dental health.
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