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Cheyletiellosis is a skin condition caused by Cheyletiella mites. This is a type of mite that is visible to the naked eye and appears as white flakes moving on the skin. Because of this trait, it has the nickname “walking dandruff.” Even though people mistake it for simple dandruff, Cheyletiellosis in pets can be an...

As pet parents, we want nothing more than to keep our beloved companions comfortable and healthy, especially when they’re facing a chronic illness like kidney disease. One of the most commonly recommended at-home treatments by veterinarians is subcutaneous fluids for pets with kidney disease. While the idea of giving fluids at home may sound intimidating...

Hormonal imbalances in pets occur when there is a disruption in the complex network of glands that produce hormones essential for regulating various bodily functions. The endocrine system plays a crucial role in maintaining metabolism, growth, and homeostasis through the production and regulation of key hormones. When this delicate balance is disrupted, it can lead...

When 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...

When it comes to supporting your fur baby’s overall health, the adrenal glands play an important role; however, they are often overlooked. Those small glands are responsible for the production of some hormones that can regulate metabolism, immune response, blood pressure, and the ability to cope with stress. When the adrenal glands become imbalanced, your...

As the seasons change, so do our pets’ needs. Similar to us, pets can accumulate toxins over time from a variety of sources, including processed foods, environmental pollutants, and seasonal allergens. The winter months often lead to reduced activity, a heavier diet, and potential exposure to household toxins from cleaning products. Spring presents an excellent...

Heart disease is a significant health concern for pets, affecting both dogs and cats with potentially life-altering consequences. As pet owners become increasingly aware of holistic and integrative care options, there’s a growing interest in natural supplements as part of a comprehensive care plan to support their pets’ heart health. This holistic approach aims to...

While accidents happen, a dog pooping in the house can be a frustrating and puzzling experience for pet parents. Whether it’s a sudden change or a recurring issue, understanding the reasons behind this behavior is the first step in addressing it effectively. Let’s explore why your dog might be pooping indoors, and what you can...

Ear hematomas, also known as aural hematomas, are a common and often painful condition that affects pets, particularly dogs and less frequently cats. What is an Ear Hematoma in Pets and How Does It Develop? An ear hematoma is a collection of blood that accumulates within the cartilage of the ear and the skin. This...

Pemphigus Foliaceus is an autoimmune skin disorder that affects cats, among other animals. In this condition, the cat’s immune system mistakenly attacks its skin cells, leading to various skin-related symptoms. The impact on the cat’s skin and immune system can significantly affect their overall health and quality of life. Symptoms The most common symptoms of...