Pest Support & Deterrents for Cats

In many animals, a pest infestation can cause more than an uncomfortable itch. Diseases, skin irritations, anemia, and intestinal parasites can be transmitted by the bite of a single parasitic insect. Exposure to fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes can harm both animals and humans, making pest prevention an important priority for any pet owner.

How NHV’s Flea Spray Supports Cats With Pest Infestations

Target Spray utilizes numerous herbs, essential oils, and other natural ingredients to eliminate pests and soothe skin irritated by insects. This unique flea and tick spray for cats is made with antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-fungal, and astringent properties that work to soothe irritation caused by flea and other insect bites. NHV’s Target Spray is a safe, holistic way to help deter and prevent fleas.

Protect Your Pet With Tick and Flea Spray for Cats

NHV’s line of natural pet products utilizes ethically-sourced non-GMO ingredients. Reduce uncomfortable skin irritation, hair loss, and allergy flare-ups in your pet with NHV’s flea and tick spray for cats.

An Effective Ointment for Cat Injuries and Wounds

A natural topical ointment made with arnica and St. John’s wort in an Olive oil and bee’s wax base, NHV Heal Care can help rescue your kitty’s hurt or injured paws. This herbal ointment for cats helps soothe inflammation, and supports healing, and is completely safe if licked by your little one (though we always recommend wrapping in gauze if possible). 

NHV Heal Care is useful for:

• Cracked and inflamed paw pads
• Inflammation
• Topical arthritic and muscle discomfort support
• Sprains or injury
• Topical support for fungal and bacterial infections

Support for Pillowfoot in Pets

Pododermatitis or Pillowfoot is when your cat’s foot pads swell. You may notice symptoms like swelling, softness, ulceration, and discharge. Heal Care along with the supplements found in our Pillowfoot kit help provide full spectrum support for your little one. 

*Because swollen paws usually indicate an uncomfortable infection, contact your cat’s vet team immediately for treatment. X-rays may be necessary if your vet suspects a broken bone. Individual treatment for swollen paws varies depending on the cause. It may require constant nail trimming, a wound cleanse with antibiotics or a splint. 

How NHV Remedies Support Cats With Sore Paws

The natural discomfort-relief properties of Arnica and St. John’s Wort can help keep them a little more comfortable. Arnica also works to balance your cat’s immune system, so when injuries do occur, this cat ointment for wounds can help add an extra layer of defense. Heal Care cat injury ointment aids the recovery process when bacterial or fungal infections do set in. The antifungal and antibacterial properties help clear up the infections causing your pet trouble.

Supplement Your Pet’s Prescribed Care Plan Today

Help to get your cats back on their feet with a 100% natural pet care solution that’s safe for everyday use. Heal Care Ointment for Cats can enhance your veterinarian’s current treatment plan for faster healing and a happier pet. Our cat ointment for wounds is vet-approved to ensure your pet is always receiving the best when it comes to pet support.

Dog Paw Pad Ointment for Burn Support

Paw pad injuries due to over-exercise are common injuries for active pups, especially on hot summer days. Running back and forth on rough surfaces like concrete, pavement, or gravel may cause tenderness, blisters, burns, and possible peeling in the pad skin. As a rule of thumb, if the surface is too hot to put the back of your hand onto it, then it isn't safe for your little one to be walking on it either. Dog paw pads are pretty tough, but they aren't meant for running on such hard surfaces for long periods of time. Don't feel bad if your fluffy friend has a paw pad injury and you didn’t notice right away because there may not be any symptoms until they are settling down at home later. Just like summer, winter can present some risks as well. It is easy for your pup's paw pads to get dehydrated, dry or cracked with dry, cold weather. The iconic blue/green salt that is sprinkled onto sideways and walkways can definitely cause ouchies in your furkiddo's paws. To avoid paw pad injuries, consider protective accessories like booties or shoes for your furbaby. Shorter walks, limiting time on hot surfaces and using a topical ointment for dog paws are other ways to prevent paw pad injuries.

How NHV’s Dog Paw Ointment Supports Paw Pad Injuries and More

Paw pad injuries can be minor scratches but sometimes the pads are so badly damaged that the surface of the skin begins to blister and peel away from the foot. These injuries can take quite a while to heal and cause a lot of pain and discomfort for your furkiddo. For more severe injuries, vet-prescribed antibiotics may be required. For less severe burns and scrapes, a topical ointment for dog paws like NHV Heal Care can help soothe inflamed skin and help decrease the risk of infection - your pup's paws aren't always the cleanest so they can be at a higher risk for a bacterial or fungal (yeast) infection.

Heal care for dogs  contains ingredients like Arnica and St. John's Wort which are beneficial for a variety of issues from burnt paw pads to achy joints. Arnica is known for its ability to help sprains and joint discomfort by dilating blood vessels, increasing circulation to the affected area and enhancing recovery. St. John’s Wort is a cooling herb that has traditionally been used for reducing inflammation and promoting healing from injuries such as burns, bruises, sores, cramps, sprains and discomfort caused by nerve damage.

Promote Healing and Provide Relief with NHV’s Natural Pet Products

It’s great to know that there are ways to support your furkiddo’s health naturally! All NHV products use only the finest organic, wild-crafted ingredients and formulated by the combined efforts of a master herbalist and veterinarian with 50+ years of experience. If you have any questions about paw pad health or need any holistic advice, please get in touch with an NHV pet expert using the button below.