ReNewedPet Blog

Today we are talking about tip #3 for helping your pet recover from spay or neuter surgery.  You already know to ask for pain medication and to giv...

I know there's growing concern about the recent H5N1 bird flu outbreaks and how they might affect our cats. As a dedicated cat parent and advocate ...

Today, we are talking about some practical ways to help your cat after they have been through their spay or neuter surgery. It’s not easy to watch ...

Even when surgery is necessary, it is still difficult to watch your kitty in pain - that feeling of helplessness is horrible. Luckily there are so...

1. A switch to a high quality balanced frozen raw or fresh cooked diet. (Find link to recommendations on our website)
2. A digestive enzyme - helps your pet to better break down the food they are eating.
3. A quality probiotic with a high number of CFU's (colony forming units).

4. Nature's steroid - all natural pine bark powder is touted as "natures steroid" because it works so amazingly well to reduce inflammation in the body - including the intestinal tract. 

Do you know what kind of treats are best for your Sphynx cat?    So an easy rule of thumb that I personally use and recommend to any clients that ...

Let’s talk about lickable cat treats today!   I’m sure if you have a cat you’ve already tried a lickable cat treat for them and most likely you’ve...

A question from our sphynx cat community recently asked about using Viralys to treat Feline Herpes Virus, even though their cat isn’t having an act...

If you suspect your cat has a Feline Herpes infection you need to know how to properly diagnose the condition.    The diagnostic test is widely av...

Have you heard of Feline Herpes Virus? Here’s how to know if your cat has it…   The Feline Herpes Virus is actually very common with up to 80% of...

At ReNewedPet, we're always seeking the most effective, safe, and scientifically backed health practices for your pets.  Based on all of my years o...

The condition known as FIP - Feline Infectious Peritonitis is no longer a death sentence for cats.   Up until recent years a diagnosis of FIP alm...