Say hello to Sweetener! This kitty has a massive following – and we’re fans of him at NHV, too. Sweetener was born with eye troubles and he is FIV positive. As a result, he might not look like most cats. But over 100,000 people have fallen in love with his sweet, funny, and dramatic personality!...

We have a hoppy update from one of our friends. Biscotti the bunny has no more bunny seizures! If you haven’t read Biscotti’s story yet, take a look at part 1 here. A quick recap for those who haven’t met Biscotti yet, this Angora rabbit with fancy fur and a lot of personality is Pet...

Every rescue journey is unique, but some stories truly stand out. When Andrea found this sweet girl in Mexico, her vision was in serious trouble. Even when a vet doubted it could be saved, Andrea pursued a corrective surgery and natural support. By staying consistent with NHV OcuLove and a healthy diet, this brave dog...

When you’re a pet parent, you know what it looks like when your fur kiddo gives you some love: cuddles, kisses, and tail wags. But real love goes both ways – and sometimes the best way we can show it back is through the little daily habits. That’s where preventative care really shines. Instead of...

When Olivia was born, she started wobbling when she tried to walk and had more trouble getting around than her siblings did. She had a neurological condition called Wobbler Syndrome or Cerebellar Hyperplasia (CH). It causes loss of motor control, so CH kitties may find it difficult to stand, walk, and support themselves. Olivia did...

Mother’s Day is coming up! If you’re wondering how to celebrate a dog mom in your life, here are some thoughtful ideas to let them know you see and appreciate all the effort they put into keeping her fur kiddos happy and healthy. #1 – Get More Involved The best way to find out how...

Rabbits are naturally quiet creatures, which can make it difficult to notice when something isn’t quite right. Many pet parents start picking up on the subtle changes in their bunnies: they are not finishing their food, their droppings look smaller (or even less frequent), or they aren’t drinking enough water. These small shifts in behavior...

Seasonal allergies in dogs are becoming increasingly common as environmental conditions change and pets are exposed to a wider range of allergens. Many pet parents notice that their dog’s symptoms seem to appear or worsen at certain times of the year, particularly during spring and fall. However, geography also plays a role in which allergens...

Stress is often viewed as a behavioural issue: a nervous dog pacing or a cat hiding. But stress is also physiological. When a pet experiences stress, the body releases hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. These chemicals increase heart rate and blood pressure to prepare the body to respond. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and...