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There are NO articles on the Internet that SPECIFICALLY address the use of THC-Isomer Delta 8 in dogs, canines. There ARE however hundreds of articles that have been mashed up, and TITLED to contain information about THC isomer Delta 8 –  however ALL of those articles are variations of practically a SINGLE article that appeared on a … Read moreLet’s look at Delta 8 use in dogs. Specifically: DELTA 8 isomer of THC, by mouth, in dogs.

Atenolol is a beta blocker commonly used by veterinarians to treat specific heart rhythm problems, hypertension, or hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats. This class of drugs works to block the beta specific receptors which in turn can reduce symptoms such as artificially increased blood sugar, a too-fast heart rate, and increased blood pressure – similar to … Read moreBeta Blocker Atenolol to Modify Heart Rate and Blood Pressure in Cats: Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

It's interesting to look at articles on the use of Gabapentin in cats and see how “different” the author's takeaway is, from the actual results of the study. I think it has to do with how deeply a reader or veterinarian actually digs into the references. Here's an example: An author makes assessments and assertions … Read moreUse of Gabapentin in Cats

Who is the consumer of this article? Dr Johnson’s face-to-face customer. If you are reading this outside that valid veterinary-client patient relationship, consider it ‘random’ and for entertainment purposes only. Auxiliary Treatments For Canines with Renal Failure When the kidney is failing, there are two “”numbers” that increase, which give a “measurement” of okayness. There … Read moreAuxiliary Treatments for Renal Failure Cases Receiving Fluid Therapy

Canine ectropion is a condition that requires attention and appropriate management to prevent potential comorbidities and discomfort in dogs. Recognizing the symptoms early can help prompt veterinary intervention. Treatments range from medical management to surgical correction, depending on the severity of the ectropion. Without treatment, dogs may experience chronic eye problems, discomfort, and a decreased … Read moreCanine ectropion, dog rolled-out-eyelid

I’ve seen these wooden rings before but I doubted their durability and value. Then I saw some close up. In fact, I GOT some from my client, who is one of the best burl wood ring craftsmen out there. He has an Etsy shop and his rings carry a $5 replacement guarantee. So I thought: … Read moreA Gift of Custom Burl Wood Ring from My Customer

Panting  Good Morning I'm not sure if I need to be worried… Last night wasn't as bad as 2 nights ago (photo on sofa)  My older dog was panting pretty heavy.  She's now lying down, and her heavy breathing almost always slows then.  She does well on walks.  All other behavior remains the same.  Loves to eat and beg. Drinks … Read moreRandom Panting Dogs, Older Dogs Unexplained Panting

 Hi, Doc Johnson here. With a few words about one of my top five favorite community tank fish. That’s the “Tiger Barb” in any of it’s many colors.  They have a powder blue, a dark green, an all-black, normal, and even albino which is a delightful golden color.  My MAIN purpose in this article is … Read moreTiger Barb – Barbus Tetrazona – one of my favorite fish

Did you know that there are GERMS in our brains? Yeah, science can’t grow a single one of them, but they found DNA fingerprints of numerous bacteria. These indigenous, resident bacteria, are killed by antibiotics that cross the blood brain barrier. We have absolutely no idea what the impact of that is. Could be dementia, … Read moreGerms in your brain

“ I take about two or 3 teaspoons of powdered chicory root in my coffee every morning, and I try to time it with my supplements, (but quite often I fail that). But I get FOS every day.” This is exactly the one I buy:  https://amzn.to/3JAd3Vt There’s an article over at drjohnson.com that provides seven … Read moreChicory Root Inulin, Fiber, boost soluble fiber for a better immune system