Pet Health Blog
Cat Anxiety: Signs and How You Can Help Your Kitty
Vet Talks 3 min readMuch like us humans, our pets can experience anxiety and stress as well! Felines are very intuitive and sensitive beings, and due to this can indeed experience anxiety, stress, and depression. Cat anxiety may be fear-based, due to pain/discomfort, triggered by a recent environmental/life change, and much more. Each pet can experience anxiety due to...
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Is Astragalus Safe for Cats and Dogs?
Herbs For Pets 3 min readHumans have been using the astragalus plant since ancient times, dating back thousands of years. But is astragalus safe for cats and dogs? The NHV team is here to answer this question and to tell you all about it! What is Astragalus? Astragalus membranaceus, also known as milkvetch, is a member of the pea family....
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Signs of Hip Dysplasia in Dogs and Cats
Featured Articles 3 min readHip dysplasia happens mostly in dogs and is not common in cats. It is possible in all dog breeds, especially large breeds like German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, and Labrador Retrievers. In cats, breeds like Maine Coons, Persians, and Himalayans seem to be more affected. To try to prevent having a pet with dysplasia you can...
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Holistic Pet Supplements: What Are The Different Healing Modalities?
NHV Behind The Scenes 3 min readHave you ever wondered about holistic pet supplements and different healing modalities in veterinary medicine? As a loving pet parent, you may be searching for a more natural approach to your pet’s wellness. With the rising interest in holistic animal care, you may be asking yourself: “what is the difference between a naturopathic vet and...
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Hypoallergenic Cat: Pet Experts Expose The Truth
Pet Care Tips 3 min readYou may be one of those unlucky people that is super allergic to cats but has always wanted one! But wait, what about hypoallergenic cats? You may be wondering what the hype is and if there is any truth to this claim! Keep reading to find out more! Does a hypoallergenic cat really exist? A...
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Cat Lymphoma Stories: Liza’s Miraculous Journey
Inspiring Pet Tails 3 min readFinding out your cat has lymphoma can be so frightening for both furkiddos and pet parents alike, but it is not the end. There are ways to help support pets to live with the condition more comfortably. Continue to read this story to learn how Liza has been thriving despite her cat lymphoma diagnosis. Liza’s...
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FIV Cat Symptoms: Finn’s Story
Inspiring Pet Tails 3 min readIf you’ve just rescued a kitty, just know that you’ve done an amazing thing! You may be wondering what FIV cat symptoms look like since FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) is a common virus that many outdoor or rescued kitties face. Keep reading to hear about Finn’s healing journey with FIV. What is FIV? Similar to...
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Best Dog Food For Allergies: Latte’s Story
Inspiring Pet Tails 3 min readIf your pet has ever had intolerances to food or their environment, you may be asking yourself: what’s the best dog food for allergies? Keep reading to find out more! Just like humans, our furkiddos may be allergic to different foods or factors in their environment. Itchy skin and food allergies can be an overwhelming...
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Bone Cancer in Dogs – Audee’s Triumphant Tail
Inspiring Pet Tails 2 min readOur furkids mean everything to us. So when they get sick, it’s totally normal for panic to start setting in. Bone cancer in dogs is definitely a scary condition for a pet and furparent to go through, but thankfully for sweet Audee, she’s got all the support and love she needs. What is Bone Cancer...
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Why Do Cats… Pet Experts Answer Your Questions
Pet Care Tips 5 min readHave you ever watched your cat do something and wondered why cats do that? Well, you’re not alone! Cats are mysterious creatures but animal experts continue to make discoveries for better understanding them. We’re here to explain some common cat behaviors that tend to make their humans wonder. Why do cats knead/make biscuits? If you...
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How To Care For Your Senior Dog or Cat
Pet Care Tips 4 min readOne thing is certain, our dear furbabies will get older, turn into a senior dog or cat, and require more of our attention. We must keep this in mind this when we get our pups or kittens and take them home. Personally, I adore seeing them growing up and getting older. Senior dogs and cats...
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How To Get Rid of Cat and Dog Tear Stains
Pet Care Tips 3 min readHave you ever noticed or gotten bothered by the dark brown (sometimes reddish) marks underneath your pet’s eyes? Those stains are more visible in light color pets and are the result of excessive production of tears or the inability to properly drain tears. To get rid of cat and dog tear stains, you can clean...
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How Mold Can Harm Your Pet – Mold Symptoms In Dogs And Cats
Pet Care Tips 3 min readWe all know that mold can be really dangerous for humans. It can cause skin allergies or even severe respiratory issues. Sadly, it’s no different for our dearest companions. Although not all mold is toxic, some types of molds, like the black mold, can be as toxic to our pets as it is for us....
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What Cat and Dog Poop Can Tell You
Vet Talks 2 min readPicking up dog poop or cleaning your cat’s litter is something every pet parent needs to do with special attention. By observing your little one’s defecation habits and the appearance of the stools, it is possible to discover health problems early on. Changes in Cat and Dog Poop To Look Out For The characteristics of...
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Signs of Cat and Dog Nose Issues
Vet Talks 5 min readThe dog’s or the cat’s nose is one of the cutest parts of pets, isn’t it? In addition to beauty, snouts are important channels of communication and interaction for our pets. This part of our furkiddo’s body is responsible for the keen sense of smell, which is much more powerful than a human’s. The cat...
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Cherry Eye in Dogs and Cats
Vet Talks 2 min readCherry eye is a disorder that affects the third eyelid, also known as a nictitating membrane (NM). In this disorder, the gland of the third eyelid thickens and slips out of its proper place. This results in a red, swollen mass sticking out of the edge of the membrane, next to the lower eyelid. The...
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Canine Cognitive Dysfunction and Senior Pets
Vet Talks 3 min readWhat is canine cognitive dysfunction? Canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD), also known as Canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS), is a condition similar to Alzheimer’s and dementia. CCD is more often associated with decreased cognitive functions due to age-related changes in the brain. Due to this, CCD is more prevalent in furbabies ages 9 and up. What...
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