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  June/July 2009 Volume 11 Issue 3
  FEATURED ARTICLES
18

Take the heat off!
Canine hyperthermia can be a threat during the summer – help your dog stay cool and comfortable

22 Training wheels
The difference between an enriching and stressful training class hinges on choosing the right one and preparing your dog to succeed
26 Stormy weather
Does Rover start quaking when he hears thunder? Here are some ways to help him over his fear
30 Take care!
Want to introduce him to doggie daycare?
Find the right facility -- and help him enjoy being there
32 Let’s go camping!
What could be more fun than spending quality time with your dog in the great outdoors? A camping trip might be just the ticket
36 Strapped for time?
Today’s busy lifestyles mean our dogs and cats may not get all the TLC they deserve – services geared for on-the-go animal lovers are ready to step in and help out
45 Scrumptious & sustainable
This company walks its talk by specializing in earth-friendly treats for dogs
46 Dog days
We often take water for granted, but it can be a lifesaver in hot weather; make sure he stays safely hydrated all summer long
50 Number crunching
How many pups get ear infections? Do only cats get UTIs? Here’s what we can learn from the statistics compiled by pet insurance companies
52 Top 10 homeopathic remedies
Check out the most common homeopathic remedies used in holistic veterinary medicine
56 True victory
Where are the Michael Vick dogs today and how are they faring? Here’s the happy ending to the story
64 E is for enzymes
What exactly are they, and why are they so important? Learning the ABCs of enzymes can help you understand what’s best for your dog or cat
70 Food for the road
Traveling with your dog doesn’t have to mean leaving home prepared goodness behind
75 Back to basics
A long-time interest in holistic health led this entrepreneur to create a unique herbal supplement for dogs
78 On trust
What would happen to your animal if you passed away or were incapacitated by illness or injury? A pet trust can help ensure she’ll be cared for if the worst happens
84 Chain of love
Rescuing and re-homing dogs in a big city like L.A. involves a lot of networking and co-operation – follow Elfie on her journey from death row to her new home.
86 Clear as crystal
They’re beautiful, alluring and have healing powers... find out how crystals and gems can enhance your dog or cat’s well being
   
  COLUMNS
14 Yakkity yak
40 Dr. Martin Goldstein
62 Warm & fuzzy
76 Communication
82 Passages
90 Book reviews
98 Tail end
   
  DEPARTMENTS
8 Editorial
12 Mail bag
29 Product picks
58 Wellness resource guide
68 The scoop
91 Ad spots
96 Events calendar
97 Classifieds
   
 
 
 
 
 
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