Behavioral Problems and Drug Solutions: A Last Resort
A variety of psychotropic drugs have proven to be beneficial for treating people with various emotional and behavioral problems, such as anxiety, depression, and obsessive-compulsive disorders. Veterinarians are discovering that these drugs can help in treating similar problems in dogs.

  Animal Spirits: Companion Animal Communications from Across the Grave
These are some of many accounts sent to me by cat and dog owners from around the U.S. of their beloved animals coming back and communicating their presence through one or more of these peoples’ senses after their animal companions have died. They can be manifested as a light, or a familiar sound, a touch, or ephemeral physical form.

  Animal-Eating People: Dietary Choices and Climate Change
For all of our evolutionary past as gatherer-hunters, we ate all kinds of wild animals, from deer and horse, fish and fowl, to dogs and frogs, as many people around the world still do. The French like their frogs’ legs and horse steaks, and the Chinese and Koreans their dog cutlets.

  The Tripartite Nature of Integrative (Holistic) Medicine
The medical profession seems to have outdone the veterinary profession with a staggering incidence of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) in hospitalized patients. In one study, ADRs in the US ranked sixth in leading causes of death.