How Your Pet’s Adrenal Glands Affect Their Health & Immunity
Vet Talks 4 mins readWhen we talk about immunity and overall wellness in our pets, we often think of vaccinations, nutrition, or regular exercise. But one often-overlooked part of the body that plays a vital role in maintaining your pet’s health and immunity is the adrenal glands. These small but powerful organs are crucial in regulating your pet’s response...
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Pet-Friendly Summer Activity Ideas For You And Your Dog
Vet Talks 3 min readSummer is a time most of us really look forward to. There is nothing that beats great weather and being outdoors more often! Summer may be a fun time for us pet parents, but we must remember that our furkiddos might not be able to keep up with us in the rising temperatures. Dogs are...
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How To Protect Your Pets From Fleas and Ticks
Pet Care Tips 4 min readSummer has arrived and the proliferation of fleas and ticks has as well. Ticks and fleas may be small, but they can bring a lot of discomfort and health problems for our pets. It’s important to know how to protect your cats and dogs from ticks and fleas. See below for a step-by-step guide on how...
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Salmon Sushi Recipe For Dogs And Cats
Easy Recipes For Pets 4 min readWe love sushi, so it only makes sense our furkiddos would too! Sushi shouldn’t be fed to your pet as a regular meal but it makes a nice treat on special occasions. This salmon sushi recipe for dogs and cats is easy to make and can be enjoyed by humans and furry ones alike! When...
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Vet Tech Rounds: How To Add A New Regimen To Your Pet’s Diet
Vet Talks 4 min readFor many of us, we will end up changing our cat and dog’s diet and regimen at some point in our lives. Whether that’s for weight loss, moving from puppy to adult food, adding a new supplement, or just wanting to try something different; there is always a process when it comes to adding a...
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A Guide To Camping With Pets
Pet Care Tips 7 min readIf you’ve never gone camping with a pet before, it is very exciting but can also be a little bit nerve-racking. There are many things you need to pack and bring along with you that you may not think of until you get there. To help put your mind at ease and help keep you...
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Vet Talks: How to Care for a Turtle
Vet Talks 5 min readAt NHV, we meet all kinds of amazing pet parents and pets. And although turtles may not be on the traditional list of pets, such as dogs or cats, we’ve had the pleasure of meeting some amazing and dedicated turtle rescuers and guardians. Turtles are lovable creatures that can make a wonderful addition to any...
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Vet Tech Rounds: How To Pet-Proof Your Home
Pet Care Tips 4 min readDogs and cats tend to get up to a lot of mischiefs. When bringing a new pet home, it is really important to ensure that their new home is safe. Many of us pet parents know that puppies just love to chew, and kittens will climb as high as they can! We have provided some...
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How to Help Your Dog with Neurological Disorders Naturally
Pet Care Tips 3 min readNeurological disorders are not unique to humans. Dogs and other animals can also have these disorders. To help you support your dog with a neurological disorder diagnosis, here is how to help your dog with neurological disorders naturally. The causes of neurological disease in dogs are remarkably diverse. Some canine neurological disorders can be associated...
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Supporting A Cat With Gastrointestinal Lymphoma: Mimi’s Story
Inspiring Pet Tails 5 min readA good friend is there for you in the good times but also during the difficult times. They will offer advice, stand by your side, and just be an ear to listen to what you are going through. We are so lucky to have been connected to cat mom, Lesley through one of her friends....
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Vet Talks: Feline Immunodeficiency Virus – FIV in Cats
Vet Talks 4 min readFeline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) is a viral infection of cats and it is mainly diagnosed in male adult cats. FIV is shed mostly in the saliva and other blood fluids and it is transmitted primarily through direct bite-wound inoculation when an infected cat that is actively shedding virus into the saliva bites another cat. FIV...
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