Have you heard of the term “medicinal mushrooms” before? One of the most promising superfoods out there are the medicinal mushrooms, which traditional medicine practices have used for centuries. In the right dosage and properly prepared, certain medicinal mushrooms are perfectly edible for our pets too. Better yet, research suggests that medicinal mushrooms may even...

The question of when to change a pet’s food is often met with many different opinions among pet owners and veterinarians. Many of us ask ourselves if regularly switching up our fur baby’s diets is necessary and healthy for them. In this blog, let’s explore the potential benefits and risks of changing our pet diet....

This floofy pup is Lotus Flower, or Flower for short. Isn’t she adorable? We think this name fits her very well because the lotus flower symbolizes strength and resilience, and this special pup showed a lot of strength when she battled and overcame a troublesome Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). Because UTIs in dogs can make...

As a company that helps to heal pets using the amazing abundance of nature, we make sustainable business practices one of our top priorities. After decades of supporting pets with some of the most trusted pet supplements, we realized that we can advocate for both pet health and sustainability through pet nutrition. How? We’re doing...

The liver is an important organ in both dogs and cats because it helps with digestion, removes toxins from the blood, and stores vital nutrients. Additionally, it processes nutrients, produces bile for digestion, and detoxifies harmful substances – all of which are vital to maintaining general health. Infection, toxins, poor nutrition, and congenital disorders can...

With the upcoming holidays, warm drinks, and beautiful colors, it’s easy to see why so many people love the fall! Our pups can sense the change in seasons too and can also enjoy the new sights, sounds, and smells that fall offers. Make the most of the season and create some memories with these fun...

Paralysis in pets is the loss of the ability of one or more body parts to move voluntarily. It can be confused with paresis, which implies that a specific limb may be able to move but not as easily. Conversely, paralysis means there is a complete loss of function or control of a body part....

While we understand that the mailman, fireworks, or other sources of stress don’t pose any threat to us, our fur babies often can’t help but worry themselves sick in reaction to otherwise innocent things. It’s a big wide world out there, and as a little pet, it can be quite daunting! Thankfully, the things we...

As our pets age, we begin to notice changes in their behavior, energy levels, and even their cognitive function. Just like humans, senior pets can experience cognitive decline, which may lead to confusion, memory loss, and changes in personality. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to support cognitive function in senior pets, helping them...

The back-to-school season can leave our furry friends feeling a little lonely, and sometimes with a case of separation anxiety.