Traditional antibiotics disrupts your pet’s natural gut flora. The bacterium in their stomach is actually good bacteria and helps your pet digest their nutrients. Antibiotics rid the stomach of not only the disease-causing viruses and bacterium but will also strip away the good bacteria. In the long run, this could make your pet’s immune system weaker.
Natural Healing for Pet- Heart Disease If your pet has just received a diagnosis of any type of heart disease, you could be going through a scary...
What the Use if your Pet Gets a Boo-Boo? Even though we take great care of our pets, sometimes they can get still get boo-boos! While it is impor...
Even though your pet’s food and water bowls should be washed regularly, they can still harbor dangerous bacteria. Certain materials are better than others for your pet’s bowls.
Pet Won’t Eat COLD Food? Try This! I often hear about pets not wanting to eat their raw don't when it is cold. This is a common issue pet parents...
How TOXINS Affect Your Pet’s Health! Unfortunately, in today’s society there are many, MANY different toxins that your pet may be exposed to on a d...
Is Vitamin C Healthy for my Pet? You may have heard about using vitamin c for your pet, but is it healthy for them? The answer is YES, Vitamin C is...
What is the Best Diet for Pets with Cancer?! Of course, diet is important throughout your pet’s life to keep them at an optimum weight and health t...
How to De-CHONK Your Pet! It is said that around 30% of cats and dogs are overweight. For many of these pets, vets will recommend a low fat [prescr...
Is Cod Liver Oil a Good Supplement for My Pet? Yes! Cod Liver Oil is a great fish oil supplement for our pets. However, I highly recommend that y...
Is your Dog Suffering with Allergies? If you have a dog who is suffering form allergies you know how miserable this can be for them! For dogs, a...
Are Eggs Good for Your Pet? Yes! Eggs are great for your pets. I recommend them as a healthy snack or addition to a balanced diet, but there are ...
