Anxiety Relief Without Sedation? Here Is a Natural Option
Is your pet feeling down lately? Help brighten up their day with these natural essences.
Cat Tips
Understand your cats more and read insightful tips on how to make the best food choices, solve problems like litterbox issues and health concerns, and more.
This Could Mean Life or Death for Your Pet — Are You Ready?
It makes sense to have a plan drawn up and supplies gathered in advance of these potential emergencies because at that moment, it could be too late. Doing so now will save you time, anxiety, and even panic when the worst happens. What to do and buy today.
Help Your Pet Avoid the Pain and Suffering of These 5 Diseases — It's Simple
Ever wonder why some pets are so long-lived yet others seem to suffer so much? Well, it might come down to these simple basics on each of the five top preventable diseases. From diabetes to constipation, here's what your pet wants you to know.
A Pet Parent's Guide to a Safe, Happy Spring
Spring is now in full swing, and it is time for well-deserved fun outdoors with your furry friend. But before you do, here are some reminders to make sure they are safe.
Your Vet Heard a Heart Murmur — Now What?
When your fur baby's heartbeat sounds more like a 'whoosh' than a 'lub-dub,' a heart murmur may be to blame. Here is what this really means for your dog or cat.
If Your Pet Keeps Itching, This May Be the Real Problem
Is your pet constantly scratching and developing skin infections? They could be experiencing allergies. Prevent and treat them with these tips.
Finally, Conventional Vets Agree These Are a Boon for Pets, Too
They may already be part of your daily routine, but haven't thought of giving them to your pet, too. Now even mainstream veterinarians are giving them the nod, even though holistic vets have been using them for decades. Try them to help keep your pet's digestive and immune system running smoothly.
Puffy Paw Pads? It Might Be 'Pillow Foot'
Is your cat's paw looking puffy or 'mushy'? Discover the hidden condition that could be behind those swollen pads, and how to help your feline feel better fast.
The Problem with Seizure Medications and an Alternative Therapy to Consider
Many cats and dogs with seizure disorders don't do well on traditional drugs for epilepsy, and virtually all of the drugs come with adverse side effects and long-term consequences. For this group of pets, these natural therapies may be enough to bring much needed relief.
