Looking Back: NHV’s 2024 Year in a Nutshell
NHV Behind The Scenes 5 mins readWhat a year! More and more pet parents have trusted us with their fur kiddos’ health and wellness in 2024 than ever. As pet parents ourselves, we know what it takes to trust others with your fur kiddo – so we could not be more grateful. Especially since, together with the NHV community, we were...
Read MoreVet Talk: Lumps and Bumps on Dogs and Cats
Vet Talks 2 min readIt’s not uncommon to notice or feel small lumps and bumps on our beloved animals. We understand that it is scary to find these, and although not all lumps and bumps are necessarily bad, we strongly feel that a veterinarian should check them out, in order to catch any potential problems as early as possible....
Read MoreNHV Hearty Heart Helps Dog With Stage C Heart Failure
Inspiring Pet Tails < 1 min readThank you Angela for sharing your story with us! 💖 Did you know that over 10% of animals have some form of cardiovascular disease; or that congestive heart failure (mitral valve issues) affect 20-40% of dogs? If your pet has a heart condition, heart disease, or cardiovascular disorder, NHV Hearty Heart can help! This gentle, yet effective natural herbal...
Read More7 Reasons Your Cat Is Urinating Outside The Litter Box
Pet Care Tips 5 min readThey say dogs have masters, but cats? Cats have staff. They keep us humans occupied with their furry needs. They’ve got a set routine and they like things clean. (Unless they’re shredding toilet paper.) This is why abnormal cat behavior like urinating outside the litter box always means something deeper. You’ll have to do some...
Read MoreNHV Hearty Heart: Helping Asta With Congestive Heart Failure
Inspiring Pet Tails 2 min readOur holistic remedies have been able to help Asta, an adorable 13 years young Boston Terrier with severe heart failure. We’re thankful to Brent, Asta’s daddy, to share this wonderful review with us. This sweet fur kid was diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure and arrhythmia 6 months ago. After trying the conventional medicines alone, her...
Read MoreNHV Helps Scooter with His Battle Against Lymphoma
Inspiring Pet Tails < 1 min readThank you Cynthia for sharing Scooter’s story with us 💖 To learn more about this disease and treatment options, visit our blog: Lymphoma in cats and dogs
Read MoreNHV Helps Marcie With Her Struvite Stones
Inspiring Pet Tails 2 min readThank you Pier for sharing Marcie’s success with us! *Product reviews are solely the experience and opinion of the reviewer. Actual results may vary. What is Struvite Stones in Dogs? Struvite stones are the most common urinary stones in dogs and are composed of the minerals: magnesium, ammonium, and phosphate. Signs that a dog is suffering...
Read MoreCaring For a Blind Dog or Cat
Pet Care Tips 3 min readAs our pets age, they may develop some type of vision loss or in some cases have total blindness. It’s very stressful for any pet parent to witness their beloved dog or cat becoming blind and the disorientation that comes with it. Pets may yowl or bark at night, bump into objects, or have difficulty...
Read MoreNHV Supraglan Helps Lizzie With Her Cushing’s
Inspiring Pet Tails 2 min readThank you Deborah for sharing Lizzie’s story with us. Two years later: Product reviews are solely the experience and opinion of the reviewer. Actual results may vary. NHV Supraglan helps to regulate the adrenal system and mitigate the frustrating symptoms that Cushing’s can show – such as excessive thirst, urination hunger, anxiousness, panting, and skin...
Read MoreEye Health Tips for Cats and Dogs
Pet Care Tips 3 min readWhen you are completely taken in by those puppy dog eyes, do not feel fooled – that is their scientific purpose! Did you know scientists have found that a loving gaze between a pet and their parent strengthens the bond between the two? Being able to see into your beloved pet’s eyes is very important...
Read MoreLymphoma in Cats and Dogs
Pet Care Tips 4 min readLymphoma is one of the most common types of cancer in both cats and dogs. It is generally seen in middle-aged to older cats and dogs. Dog breeds such as Bullmastiffs, Boxers, St. Bernards, and Basset Hounds seem to be at higher risk, as well as cats with the Feline Leukemia Virus. Unfortunately, the cause...
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