If you live in a Lyme disease endemic area such as the Northeast and upper Midwest and your dog is the outdoorsy type who picks
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Julia Henriques
Julia Henriques is Managing Editor of Dogs Naturally Magazine. After studying at Madrid University in Spain, she spent 35 years in international banking before joining Dogs Naturally Magazine in 2010. She's on the Board of Playing Again Sams (Wisconsin Samoyed Rescue) where she enjoys helping adopters and group members choose natural health care options for their dogs. She lives in Chicago with her partner Marc and rescue Samoyed Tarka.
As the temperatures rise in spring, biting insects are also emerging and starting to bother our dogs (and us too). For dogs, this isn’t about
It seems that every year or so, somewhere in the country there are dire warnings about an outbreak of leptospirosis. This year it’s Chicago’s turn,
If you live in a Lyme disease endemic area such as the Northeast and upper Midwest and your dog is the outdoorsy type who picks
As the temperatures rise in spring, biting insects are also emerging and starting to bother our dogs (and us too). For dogs, this isn’t about
It seems that every year or so, somewhere in the country there are dire warnings about an outbreak of leptospirosis. This year it’s Chicago’s turn,
