
How a Stifle Brace Saved My Dog from ACL Surgery
May 14, 2013 By Carol Bryant 9 Comments
My dog has a partial tear of his ACL/CCL (ligament) in the left rear leg. I’ve been blogging about this for a number of weeks, and he’s had an issue for about 6 weeks. We’ve tried rest, homeopathic meds, cold laser therapy, and now we are onto the custom orthotic better known as the knee [...]

Celebrity Dog Lovers Dish The Dirt
May 15, 2013 By Carol Bryant 21 Comments
Being a dog writer and blogger, I have had the pleasure of interviewing many people over the years: From top notch celebrities to everyday heroes who foster dogs. There are indeed celebrity dog lovers out there. Looking forward, I am heading out with my dog in tow to one of the biggest, best social media [...]

Insider Secrets: Pet-Friendly Potty Break Tips and TV
April 26, 2013 By Carol Bryant Leave a Comment
Pet friendly travel can be fun, exciting and memorable, but it can also be a bit of a challenge especially when it comes to pit stops and bathroom breaks. What is a road warrior to do when it comes to bathroom options away from home? Using these time-tested traveler tips, your dog will be handling [...]

The Best Kept Secret in (Healthy) Dog Treats
May 17, 2013 By Carol Bryant Leave a Comment
Safe, healthy dog treats are a rare breed these days it seems. In many years of working in the pet industry, many dog treats have crossed my desk: Here, try this and your dog will love them. These are the tempting lines that come along with dog treats when companies want me Dexter to try [...]

Free Pet Adoptions: Let a Dog Change Your Life
May 20, 2013 By Carol Bryant 2 Comments
My neighbor’s dog has had a profound impact on the lives of my previous Cocker Spaniel and the one who currently shares my life. Can a dog really change your life? (I’ve been asked that a time or two). Pet adoptions can have far reaching impact. Zola is a rescue dog, who came with the [...]
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Free Pet Adoptions: Let a Dog Change Your Life
My neighbor’s dog has had a profound impact on the lives of my previous Cocker Spaniel and the one who currently shares my life. Can a dog really change your life? (I’ve been asked that a time or two). Pet adoptions can have far reaching impact. Zola is a rescue dog, who came with the [...]
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How a Stifle Brace Saved My Dog from ACL Surgery
May 14, 2013 By Carol Bryant 9 Comments
My dog has a partial tear of his ACL/CCL (ligament) in the left rear leg. I've been blogging about this for a number of weeks, and he's had an issue for about 6 weeks. We've tried rest, homeopathic meds, cold laser therapy, and now we are onto the … [Read More...]

A Non-Surgical Approach to My Dog’s ACL Tear: Brace Time
May 5, 2013 By Carol Bryant 10 Comments
Having a dog with a leg injury is no fun. The limited mobility, wishing they could tell you "where it hurts", and not allowing them to engage in activities that could worsen their pain (running, jumping, etc), are all factors in any sort of limb or … [Read More...]

Brush Your Dog’s Teeth Means Adding Years to Their Life
May 1, 2013 By Carol Bryant Leave a Comment
If you can do just one thing just FoR today (FoR as in “Fidose of Reality”) to change your dog’s life, how paw-tastic would that be? How about brushing your dog's teeth easily and without a fuss? We’ve been scouring the world of dog news … [Read More...]

Diary of a Dog Undergoing Laser Treatment: Entry One
April 22, 2013 By Carol Bryant 19 Comments
A partially torn ACL and a strained iliopsoas muscle. My dog has a leg injury and in an attempt to avoid a full tear and surgery, we’re undergoing laser treatment. “Wow, doesn’t that hurt?” and “Does he sit still for it?” are both … [Read More...]

Signs of a Dog With Arthritis
March 25, 2013 By Guest Fidose Blogger 4 Comments
Labrador Retrievers are known for developing arthritis more so than other dog species. One major reason for this is there susceptibility for weight gain. So if your Labrador has gone through phases of being overweight or is overweight it may be that … [Read More...]

Can Dogs Help People Live Longer Lives?
March 22, 2013 By Carol Bryant 4 Comments
Dogs help people live longer lives. I don't just say that because I believe it, but statistics show that dogs helping people live longer lives. So now dog lovers and cat lovers, and pet lovers in general, when someone tells you pets are expensive … [Read More...]

The Truth About Dog Vaccines Every Pet Parent Should Know
March 20, 2013 By Carol Bryant 12 Comments
We over vaccinate our dogs (and cats) in this country. Plain and simple: Overvaccination and the horrible side effects of this practice has become an epidemic of alarming proportions. As a dog mom whose last Cocker Spaniel developed mast cell skin … [Read More...]

Three Pledges That Can Save a Dog’s Life
March 15, 2013 By Carol Bryant 9 Comments
If there were three things you could do right now that would save a dog's life, would you do them? As a dog lover of the highest order, Fidose of Reality's mantra, we strive to give the best advice, information, and relevant and real things from dog … [Read More...]

Why Small Dogs Live Longer than Large Dogs
March 8, 2013 By Carol Bryant 4 Comments
Did you ever wonder why small dogs seem to live longer than their larger canine counterparts? While some factors are beyond the control of dog moms and dog dads, there are other things we can do to improve the longevity of our furry family … [Read More...]

How to Keep Your Dog's Heart Healthy
March 6, 2013 By Carol Bryant 14 Comments
My heart beats dog. Fidose of Reality followers know this much is true. My dog’s heart, too, beats strong and I plan to keep it that way for many years to come. My dog's heart healthy status is beating great! March has been dubbed Canine Health … [Read More...]








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