Care for Your Pet’s Clogged Lymphatic System

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Why a Clogged Lymphatic System Deserves Your Attention As pet parents, we’re always looking for ways to keep our four-legged family members healthy and happy, but sometimes, it’s easy to overlook things like a clogged lymphatic system. The lymph system may not get as much attention as the heart or lungs, but it is important […]

Can Dogs Eat Grains? Discover The Pros and Cons of Grain-Free Pet Food

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Are You Asking Yourself, “Can Dogs Eat Grains?” As a pet owner, you naturally want your furry companion to live a long, happy, and healthy life. So, a significant part of supporting your pet’s health comes down to making the right choices for them about their nutrition. With more pet food options available than ever […]

Dogs, Cats, and Kidney Health

Just like we keep our own bodies healthy, for pet owners, taking care of one’s furry friend is also a top priority.  Whether through exercise, good nutrition or proper hydration, we always have our dog and cat’s best interest at heart.  One area that deserves special attention are the kidneys. What Do the Kidneys Do? […]

5 Tips To Keep Your Dog Safe During Winter Walks

5 tips to keep your dog safe on winter walks

Have you thought about how to keep your dog safe on winter walks? We need to keep pet safety in mind all the time, as each season has its pros, and cons! No need to stop getting outside though! Your dog’s well being, and yours, depends on it! It is healthy for both dogs and […]

Pet Vomiting and What It Could Be Telling You

It can be deeply concerning when you see that your pet has vomited. The first thought that typically comes to mind, is ‘what did your pet eat?’. Shortly followed by ‘I hope it’s not anything serious’. The trouble with vomiting pets is that the reason for vomiting could range anywhere from very minor and non-concerning […]

The Gut Benefits of Doggie Probiotics

What Are Probiotics? Probiotics are good bacteria needed for a healthy digestive system. There are many different strands of probiotics, such as blautia, clostridium lactobacillus, bactericides, prevotella, and bifidobacterium. Not only are these bacteria needed for the digestive system, they also fend off bad bacteria. The digestive system of our dogs need probiotics as much […]

Seasonal Dog Sensitivities

Warmer temperatures during the spring, summer, and fall often result in seasonal sensitivities for many. Dogs, like their owners, can also suffer during these times of the year. Common seasonal sensitivities include: pollens grasses weeds molds fungi saliva from fleas What Causes a Sensitivity? A sensitivity is caused by a response from the immune system. […]

Ringworm in Cats: The Most Common Skin Infection for Felines

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Ringworm in cats are the most common skin infection. Ringworm is a fungal infection and it is the most common in cats. It affects the hair, skin, and nails. While it affects humans as well as other pets, including dogs, it is also the most common contagious skin infection found in cats. For pets and […]

The Dangers of Leptospirosis & What You Can Do

Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection. It tends to affect mammals, including humans, dogs, and cats. However, it is most commonly seen in dogs. Leptospirosis affects the entire body. Oftentimes symptoms will be present but not in all cases. Leptospirosis can eventually lead to kidney and liver failure. How is Leptospirosis Contracted?  Leptospirosis is contracted through […]

Does Your Dog Suffer from Hypothyroidism?

What is Hypothyroidism? The thyroid gland is found in the neck. It helps to regulate a number of bodily functions at a cellular level. One thing it helps to regulate is the production of the hormone T4. Hypothyroidism occurs when not enough T4 is produced due to the thyroid losing its proper function. There is also […]