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Dr. Pam has been a holistic practitioner for the last 24+ years of her 30+ year career. Her practice is in Coppell, Texas.

10/30/2026

Halloween is almost here – which means candy bowls are full, trick-or-treaters are ringing doorbells, and your dog's curiosity is at an all-time high. 🎃

Quick reminder before tonight: xylitol is the sugar-free sweetener that will kill your dog – even one piece of gum or candy with it can be fatal. Keep the bowl up high, and if you're handing out candy at the door, keep your dog on the other side of it – open doors and loose candy are a bad combination.

If your dog gets into chocolate or anything sugar-free tonight, don't wait to see if symptoms show up – call us or an emergency vet right away.

Have a safe, happy Halloween from all of us (and all our dogs) 🦴👻

10/28/2026

Adding a puppy to your home is a decision about more than the puppy.

Meet Lars, our senior Lab, and Wookie, the Bouvier puppy who recently joined his household. Lars was not exactly thrilled when Wookie arrived – vim, vigor, and zero concept of personal space will do that to a chill older dog. For a while, he was not a happy camper.

Lars is also managing a chronic health condition, and feeling your best matters a lot when your whole world gets rearranged overnight.

But here's what's been wonderful to watch: Lars has come around. He's more playful, more active, genuinely engaged in a way he hasn't been in a while. Wookie gave him a reason to get up and move.

This could have gone differently. Had Lars been in a rougher place health-wise, this timing might not have worked at all. That's the real takeaway here – when you're thinking about adding a puppy, think about everyone already living in that house, not just the new one you're bringing in. The right puppy at the wrong time, for the wrong dog, is a real thing.

This time, it worked out beautifully. Lars and Wookie, you two are good for each other.

10/26/2026

Meet Poppy. 🐾 A gorgeous 3.5-year-old Golden, sweet and kind down to her bones – honestly, the kind of dog that makes you fall in love with the breed all over again.

Poppy has cancer. At three and a half. It's genuinely tragic to see in a dog this young and this perfect.

But she also has the best mom, and the two of them jumped in with us right away. We started her on our multimodal cancer management approach, and she's doing well – our goal now isn't just treating the cancer, it's staying ahead of it.

Here's something people don't always realize: cancer management doesn't end with a protocol. It's continuous. We see our cancer patients a minimum of four times a year, even when they're stable – every single quarter, no exceptions.

Why so often? Because of what that gap actually means in dog years. A Golden's lifespan runs roughly 8 years to every one of ours. Go six months between visits, and that's the equivalent of four years passing in a human life. A lot can shift in four years. If we're not checking in at least every three months, we risk missing the early signs that the cancer is trying to break free from the protocol – and missing that window means losing the chance to adjust before it gets ahead of us.

That's the whole philosophy: hands-on, frequent monitoring, never more than three months apart. It's how we keep our cancer patients living longer, fuller lives.

Want to learn more about how our multimodal approach works? We did a whole podcast series on it – link in comments. 🎙️

Poppy, sweet girl – we're staying right on top of this with you. 🐾💛

10/23/2026

Meet Teddy. 🐾 5.5 months old, golden doodle, and peeking over the exam table like he owns the place. Isn't he just the cutest?

I saw him yesterday, and he gave me the perfect excuse to talk about something I've been wanting to cover for a while: puppies have the biggest growth spurt of their lives between 3 and 6 months old – and it's also the window where I most consistently see them underfed.

I've got one client who breeds Goldens, and she feeds her pups a LOT during this stage. Like, more than most new puppy parents expect is normal. But her pups thrive – steady temperament, luscious glossy coats, none of the red flags I see in puppies running on an empty tank.

Because here's what an underfed growth spurt actually looks like: puppies who are a little more frantic, a little more bitey, a little more "naughty" than they should be. Their coat tells on them too – instead of coming in thick and glossy, it stays thin, dull, almost frizzy, like the body never had the raw material to finish the job. It's not a training problem, and it's not bad genetics. It's a fuel problem. Growing that fast takes real calories, and a puppy who isn't getting enough of them is going to tell you – just maybe not in the way you'd expect.

So if there's one thing I want every new puppy parent to hear: feed generously through this stage. Your puppy's body is building itself right now. Give it what it needs to do the job well.

Teddy, buddy – keep growing. You've got a lot of good food and a good life ahead of you. 🐾💛

10/21/2026

Meet the Cunningham Pack. 🐾 Three Yorkies, one tight-knit crew, and a whole lot of moral support.

Ivy's the one actually on the books today - working through bladder stones with us. But where Ivy goes, this pack goes. Half the time they're not even here for an appointment. Someone's just picking up supplies, and all three show up anyway, because that's what a pack does.

There's something to that, honestly. Dogs read each other, and they read their people. Having her packmates in the room, just being there, isn't nothing - it's steady, familiar energy while she works through something hard.

Ivy, you've got backup. Keep doing the work, girl. 🐾💛

10/19/2026

Your gut isn't just about digestion – most of the immune system lives there, so it shapes skin, immunity, even mood. That's why we often start with gut support. (Cheese not included. Sorry, Tater.)

👇 What's the grossest thing your dog has eaten on a walk?

10/15/2026

Five stars from Tiffany Meyer – and words that mean so much to our whole team. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

We’re especially grateful when a client recognizes what we’re trying to do every day: slow down, ask more questions, look at the whole pet, and truly listen.

Thank you, Tiffany, for taking the time to share such a thoughtful review. 💚

And yes… we’ll happily take the “I can’t imagine life without her!” too. 🥹🐾

10/13/2026

Meet Ellie Grace. 🐾 And friends, she might be the best puppy I've ever had in this room.

Usually I'm fending off chewed furniture, inappropriate snacks, and a puppy who needs three balls tossed just to make it through a conversation with her parents. Not this girl. Ellie Grace quietly played by herself. Snoozed while we talked. I caught myself glancing over at her every ten minutes just sighing, because she was just that good. Oh, that and she has puppy breath. Who doesn’t love puppy breath!?!

This is Power to the Puppy in action – a golden puppy with a vigilant mom who's doing the work early, determined to minimize the health risks that plague this breed before they ever become a problem.

Ellie Grace, you're already winning. Keep it up, sweet girl. 🐾💛

10/12/2026

We're off for a little Fall Break! 🍂🐾

A few days to recharge, reset, and perhaps enjoy a few extra snoozes. (We think this pup has the right idea! 💤)

Here's our schedule:

🍂 Tuesday, October 13 – Closing early at 1pm
🍂 October 14–15 – Clinic closed
🐾 Monday, October 19 – Back in the office!

We'll look forward to seeing you and your four-legged family members when we're back.

Until then, here's to slower mornings and a little extra nap time!

10/09/2026

Halloween candy starts showing up in houses weeks before the actual day – which means the risk to your dog starts way before October 31st too. A few things worth doing now, before the bowl fills up: 🎃

1. Skip xylitol entirely. Xylitol is the sugar-free sweetener that will kill your dog – it's in a huge chunk of "sugar-free" candy and gum, and even one piece can be fatal. If it's in your house, get it out or lock it up. This one is non-negotiable.

2. Store chocolate somewhere your dog genuinely can't get to. And know your dog – some pups won't touch a countertop, others will launch themselves at it like it's an Olympic event. Upper cabinets or a closed pantry shelf, not just "out of sight."

Get ahead of it now, and Halloween stays fun for everyone – dogs included. 🐾

More on chocolate toxicity and what to watch for as the day gets closer 👉 https://RevitalizingPetCare.com/Oct26

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