In this blog post, we are going to address a little-known culprit that lurks in dry dog or cat food, flour, grains, dried fruits, and cereal. They can actually cause symptoms that can mistakenly get your pet diagnosed as a food allergy or even a respiratory allergy. These little aliens are known ...

Your dog's itchy skin is the number one reason you will end up at the veterinarian according to analysis of the most common claims submitted to Nationwide pet insurance.In this blog post we will review environmental allergies and some ways to cope with them as naturally as possible.   Seasonal Al...

In this blog post, we will look at the impact of flea allergies in cats, and explore their incidence compared to food and environmental allergies. We will also discuss how flea allergies can lead to miliary dermatitis and the significance of controlling fleas in the environment. Lastly, we will p...

In honor of August being Itchy Pet Awareness Month we will review flea allergy in dog: signs, prevention in the environment, and treatment strategies.   What is Flea Allergy Dermatitis in Dogs? Flea allergy dermatitis is the most common allergy condition that affects dogs and can cause significan...

In this blog post we will cover the symptoms of cat food allergies and food intolerances. While food intolerance is relatively common, a true food allergy is much less common, and requires a novel protein diet given during a food trial to arrive at a diagnosis. What Veterinary medicine has found...

In honor of August being Itchy Pet Awareness month we are doing a tour of allergies. This post is regarding food allergies in dogs. These symptoms are seen year round mostly, but may be worse in dogs that have both food allergies and environmental allergies. Dogs with food allergies often experi...

Did you know that it is Itchy Pet Awareness Month? We humans suffer from primarily respiratory signs such known as "hay fever" while our pets suffer from "skin fever". Persistent itching, incessant licking of their paws, rubbing of the face and ears, and sometimes painful sores and hot spots nece...

In today's world, we have become increasingly aware of the importance of whole, fresh food diets for our own health. We strive to incorporate nutrient-rich ingredients and minimize processed foods as much as possible. However, when it comes to our beloved pets, there seems to be a disconnect. Des...

Reasons To Consider Switching Cat Food Feeding wet food to cats offers a multitude of health benefits that cater to their natural dietary and nutritional needs, as obligate carnivores. The higher moisture content in wet food helps maintain proper hydration, a crucial factor in preventing kidney ...

As temperatures rise, so do the risks of blue-green algae blooms in freshwater lakes and ponds. In this video, we'll delve into the symptoms of blue green algae toxicity, what to look out for, how to identify contaminated water sources, and what to do if your dog has been exposed. What is Blue-gr...

Summer is here, and the heat has been brutal. Dogs especially can quickly overheat, leading to heat stroke, a potentially life-threatening condition. Unlike humans, dogs don't sweat, making it difficult for them to regulate their body temperature. In this blog post, we'll explore seven ways to pr...

Did you know that over 90% of cats over 12 have signs of arthritis visible on x ray? The scary part is that many arthritic cats do not show obvious signs of pain. As a pet owner, being proactive in managing your cat's health and well-being is essential. While traditional medications and treatment...