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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 little one may experience conditions like Cushing’s disease or Addison’s disease. Thankfully, nutrition and holistic support are powerful tools that can help manage adrenal health naturally.
In this blog, I’ll talk about how a balanced diet, paired with supplements, may support adrenal health.
A well-built diet is very important in promoting adrenal health in pets. The nutrients your little one eats can directly influence adrenal gland performance and hormone regulation. When we correctly nourish the body, we’re indirectly helping to reduce stress on the endocrine system and support vitality.
Below are some examples of the most beneficial ingredients that you can include in your fur baby’s diet:
In addition to a well-balanced diet, selecting supplements that can offer additional support for little with adrenal challenges can be very beneficial. At NHV, we offer a few holistic options, such as:
Certain foods and ingredients can contribute to adrenal fatigue
Unfortunately, certain foods and ingredients can contribute to adrenal fatigue or worsen an adrenal issue. Thus, it is best to avoid:
A well-balanced, vet-approved diet combined with supportive supplements such as NHV Supraglan, Tripsy, and PetOmega 3 can go a long way in managing adrenal imbalance. Whether your fur baby is dealing with a diagnosed adrenal condition or you’re simply being proactive, nutritional care is one of the most important and natural ways to support them to feel their best.
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Support your dog’s health with omega 3 fish oil for dogs. Help them maintain a healthy coat, eyes, joints, immune system and overall organ function.
Support your dog’s health with omega 3 fish oil for dogs. Help them maintain a healthy coat, eyes, joints, immune system and overall organ function.
Our omega 3 fish oil for dogs is a great source of EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid 600mg) and DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid 460mg) essential fatty acids. This fish oil supplement for dogs is derived from sardines, anchovies and North Atlantic cod liver oil. It is molecularly distilled and cold pressed to improve the bioavailability of the omega 3 fatty acids, and is medical and human grade quality.
Omega 3 fish oil for dogs may be beneficial for the following:
Processed pet foods have increased omega-6 fatty acids, and decreased omega-3 fatty acids. The University of Maryland Medical Center states, "It is very important to maintain a balance between omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids in the diet. A proper balance helps maintain and even improve health." Your dog’s body cannot easily make essential fatty acids. It is vital to provide omega 3 fish oil for dogs as an added supplement to your pet’s daily diet.
The American Journal of Veterinary Medicine has published studies on the benefits of omega 3 fatty acids (fish oils) for arthritis and degenerative joint disease in dogs. The studies showed that dogs who were given omega 3 fatty acids had a significantly improved ability to get up from a resting position and marked improvement in walking ability.
Suggested Dosage: To be taken once per day. Add to food based on weight chart.
Therapeutic Dosage: Double the quantity for maximum period of 4 weeks or follow veterinarian advise.
Pet’s Weight Dosage
0-15 lb = ¼ tsp
15-30 lb = ½ tsp
30-60 lb = 1 tsp
60-90 lb = 1 ½ tsp
How to Administer: Shake well before use. The easiest method is to add the dosage to your pets food. Some pets can be finicky, if this occurs consider hiding the appropriate amount in food most pet’s love such as fish, chicken, yogurt, or a favorite treat. If your pet only eats dry food then soak kibbles at feeding time.
For Best Results
Dietary supplements are beneficial to the health and well-being of your pet and are safe for long-term use. Every pet responds to natural supplements differently, therefore it is important to be consistent and administer the product daily. Supplements generally take two to four weeks to take effect, however this will vary from one animal to the next.
Product Storage
All NHV Natural Pet Products contain no artificial additives, preservatives or coloring. Shelf life after opening is 6 months and must be refrigerated after opening.
Cautions and Contraindications
Avoid During Pregnancy.
Our omega 3 fish oil for dogs is a great source of EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid 600mg) and DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid 460mg) essential fatty acids. This fish oil supplement for dogs is derived from sardines, anchovies and North Atlantic cod liver oil. It is molecularly distilled and cold pressed to improve the bioavailability of the omega 3 fatty acids, and is medical and human grade quality.
Omega 3 fish oil for dogs may be beneficial for the following:
Processed pet foods have increased omega-6 fatty acids, and decreased omega-3 fatty acids. The University of Maryland Medical Center states, "It is very important to maintain a balance between omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids in the diet. A proper balance helps maintain and even improve health." Your dog’s body cannot easily make essential fatty acids. It is vital to provide omega 3 fish oil for dogs as an added supplement to your pet’s daily diet.
The American Journal of Veterinary Medicine has published studies on the benefits of omega 3 fatty acids (fish oils) for arthritis and degenerative joint disease in dogs. The studies showed that dogs who were given omega 3 fatty acids had a significantly improved ability to get up from a resting position and marked improvement in walking ability.
Suggested Dosage: To be taken once per day. Add to food based on weight chart.
Therapeutic Dosage: Double the quantity for maximum period of 4 weeks or follow veterinarian advise.
Pet’s Weight Dosage
0-15 lb = ¼ tsp
15-30 lb = ½ tsp
30-60 lb = 1 tsp
60-90 lb = 1 ½ tsp
How to Administer: Shake well before use. The easiest method is to add the dosage to your pets food. Some pets can be finicky, if this occurs consider hiding the appropriate amount in food most pet’s love such as fish, chicken, yogurt, or a favorite treat. If your pet only eats dry food then soak kibbles at feeding time.
For Best Results
Dietary supplements are beneficial to the health and well-being of your pet and are safe for long-term use. Every pet responds to natural supplements differently, therefore it is important to be consistent and administer the product daily. Supplements generally take two to four weeks to take effect, however this will vary from one animal to the next.
Product Storage
All NHV Natural Pet Products contain no artificial additives, preservatives or coloring. Shelf life after opening is 6 months and must be refrigerated after opening.
Cautions and Contraindications
Avoid During Pregnancy.
Tripsy- helps support pets with urinary tract, kidney, and bladder problems.
Tripsy- helps support pets with urinary tract, kidney, and bladder problems.
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Supraglan, Milk Thistle & Multi Essentials
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3 month supply for a small to medium size pet.
Symptoms of overactive or underactive adrenal glands can often be mistaken for normal signs of aging. If your furkiddo is looking a little dull, doesn’t want to play or their appetite is all over the place, they may be suffering from an adrenal imbalance and malnutrition. Our pet adrenal support is formulated to support and balance the adrenal glands, aid effective detoxification, and deliver vital nutrients to support metabolism and other important body processes.
Symptoms of overactive or underactive adrenal glands can often be mistaken for normal signs of aging. If your furkiddo is looking a little dull, doesn’t want to play or their appetite is all over the place, they may be suffering from an adrenal imbalance and malnutrition. Our pet adrenal support is formulated to support and balance the adrenal glands, aid effective detoxification, and deliver vital nutrients to support metabolism and other important body processes.
They are two small glands located next to the kidneys that work alongside the pituitary and hypothalamus glands to help regulate digestion, the immune system, and most importantly, the body’s response to stress.
When your furkiddo is stressed, their adrenal glands produce the hormones that stimulate a fight or flight response. This primal reaction can be a real lifesaver in many dangerous situations, but problems may develop when your dog or cat's adrenal system releases too much or too little of these glucocorticoid hormones. Stress can be triggered by many factors such as surgery, trauma, a change in routine, illness or even extreme weather.
Two of the most common adrenal gland disorders are Cushing’s disease (too much cortisol in the bloodstream) and Addison’s disease (too little cortisol and aldosterone).
Cushing's Disease or hyperadrenocorticism is caused by the overproduction of the hormone ACTH which is then released into the bloodstream and stimulates the adrenal glands to produce increased levels of cortisol. The adrenal glands can be pushed into overdrive from a few different causes, but most commonly, Cushing’s is caused by a tumor on the pituitary gland, known as an adenoma. As scary as this sounds, it may not be life-threatening, and if caught early, your pet may be able to maintain a good quality of life and minimize symptoms. If left untreated, this type of tumor may become metastatic and develop into cancer. The telltale signs of Cushing's disease often resemble normal aging due to symptoms like lethargy, weight gain, and a dull and dry coat. Also, age is most likely a factor as Cushing's does not usually develop in dogs until the age of ten. Although less common, Cushing’s (too much cortisol) can affect our feline friends too.
Certain breeds of dogs are more prone to Cushing’s, partly because certain breeds are more prone to stress. Poodles, Jack Russell Terriers, Beagles, and Dachshunds are a few dog breeds that are more likely to develop this kind of glandular disorder.
Addison’s Disease or hypoadrenocorticism occurs when the adrenal glands fail to produce enough hormones. Standard Poodles, Great Danes, Bearded Collies, Portuguese Water Dogs and West Highland White Terriers are some of the breeds that may be more susceptible to this glandular disorder. Addison’s Disease (too little hormone) is more common in young to middle-aged dogs and in some purebred cats.
There are two types of Addison’s Disease, primary and secondary. The primary type of Addison’s is essentially a rare autoimmune disorder where the immune system attacks the adrenal glands and damages the adrenal cortex. If your furry friend is battling tumors, other diseases or is taking vet-prescribed medications to treat Cushing's, these may be contributing factors to an underactive adrenal cortex, which leads to secondary Addison’s Disease caused by a pituitary gland tumor, long-term exposure to steroids or a side effect of suddenly pausing a medication.
The symptoms of adrenal disorders can be similar to various other health conditions in pets so your vet may recommend some in-depth diagnostic tests like a CBC, a chemistry panel, electrolyte tests and ACTH-stimulation tests to investigate your furkiddo’s symptoms.
For adrenal disease in cats or dogs with possible malnutrition (from diarrhea and excessive urination), we'd suggest adding NHV’s Adrenal Super Support and Nutritional Balance Kit to their daily meals. This bundle of natural remedies contains Supraglan, Milk thistle and Multi Essentials which have been specifically formulated for pets to gently re-balance the adrenal glands, reduce inflammation, and eliminate toxins.
An adrenal gland disorder impacts so many areas of the body. We would recommend a holistic pet adrenal support that connects and aids each of the affected areas while minimizing side effects to help your little one get their health back on track. Suplaglan is an all-natural blend of herbs specially formulated to focus on all areas affected by glandular disorders like Cushing’s or Addison's Disease. Wild yam helps restore hormone balance, licorice encourages hormone production, and borage naturally stimulates the endocrine system to rebalance adrenal cortex function and support a calmer body and mind. In addition to helping the adrenal and endocrine system, Suplaglan also contains herbs that support the kidneys, liver, and immune system, which we know are vital to maintaining a healthy body. Milk Thistle provides additional support to the liver, kidneys, and is known to encourage cell regeneration. And Multi Essentials help replenish vital nutrients that your pet may have lost from increased urination, diarrhea and a fluctuating metabolism (from unstable hormone levels).
Your pet’s health means everything to us. For our pet adrenal support kits, we have worked with a holistic veterinarian and a master herbalist to formulate gentle yet effective remedies to focus on the areas of the body most affected by Cushing’s and Addison’s disease. For any questions or concerns about your little one’s stress levels or adrenal health, don’t hesitate to reach out to an NHV Pet Expert - we are here to help!
Made with the finest, organically grown, or ethically harvested herbs. Made specifically for pets, vet-formulated and vet approved.
Supraglan
Milk Thistle
Multi Essentials
Select your pet's weight to determine the correct dose.
To be taken twice daily. Determine your pet’s weight and then use the easy chart below to determine the correct dose. This is the minimum dosage.
Pet's Weight Dosage
0 - 15 lb = 0.5 ml
16 - 30 lb = 1.0 ml
31 - 45 lb = 1.5 ml
46 - 60 lb = 2.0 ml
61 - 75 lb = 2.5 ml
Over 75 lb = 3.0 ml
For small animals (rabbits, ferrets), avians and reptiles use 1 drop for every 2 lb of body weight.
How to Administer
Shake well before use. The easiest method is to use the dropper provided and place the drops into your pet’s food or favorite treat. You can also use the dropper and squirt directly into the pet’s mouth. Some pets can be finicky, if this occurs consider hiding the drops in foods most pet’s love such as fish, chicken or yogurt or a favorite treat. If your pet only eats dry food then soak a few kibbles at feeding time.
For Best Results
Herbal dietary supplements are beneficial to the health and well-being of your pet and are safe for long-term use. Every pet responds to natural herbal supplements differently, therefore it is important to be consistent and administer the product daily. Supplements generally take two to four weeks to take effect, however this will vary from one animal to the next.
Product Storage
All NHV Natural Pet Products are pure herbal extracts and contain no artificial additives, preservatives or coloring. Shelf life after opening is 6 months and must be refrigerated after opening.
Cautions and Contraindications
Do not use Supraglan in pregnant or nursing animals. Speak to your vet before using our products. A second visit is recommended if your pet’s condition does not improve, or deteriorates after continued use of the supplements.
All information provided by NHV Natural Pet Products is for educational purposes only.
They are two small glands located next to the kidneys that work alongside the pituitary and hypothalamus glands to help regulate digestion, the immune system, and most importantly, the body’s response to stress.
When your furkiddo is stressed, their adrenal glands produce the hormones that stimulate a fight or flight response. This primal reaction can be a real lifesaver in many dangerous situations, but problems may develop when your dog or cat's adrenal system releases too much or too little of these glucocorticoid hormones. Stress can be triggered by many factors such as surgery, trauma, a change in routine, illness or even extreme weather.
Two of the most common adrenal gland disorders are Cushing’s disease (too much cortisol in the bloodstream) and Addison’s disease (too little cortisol and aldosterone).
Cushing's Disease or hyperadrenocorticism is caused by the overproduction of the hormone ACTH which is then released into the bloodstream and stimulates the adrenal glands to produce increased levels of cortisol. The adrenal glands can be pushed into overdrive from a few different causes, but most commonly, Cushing’s is caused by a tumor on the pituitary gland, known as an adenoma. As scary as this sounds, it may not be life-threatening, and if caught early, your pet may be able to maintain a good quality of life and minimize symptoms. If left untreated, this type of tumor may become metastatic and develop into cancer. The telltale signs of Cushing's disease often resemble normal aging due to symptoms like lethargy, weight gain, and a dull and dry coat. Also, age is most likely a factor as Cushing's does not usually develop in dogs until the age of ten. Although less common, Cushing’s (too much cortisol) can affect our feline friends too.
Certain breeds of dogs are more prone to Cushing’s, partly because certain breeds are more prone to stress. Poodles, Jack Russell Terriers, Beagles, and Dachshunds are a few dog breeds that are more likely to develop this kind of glandular disorder.
Addison’s Disease or hypoadrenocorticism occurs when the adrenal glands fail to produce enough hormones. Standard Poodles, Great Danes, Bearded Collies, Portuguese Water Dogs and West Highland White Terriers are some of the breeds that may be more susceptible to this glandular disorder. Addison’s Disease (too little hormone) is more common in young to middle-aged dogs and in some purebred cats.
There are two types of Addison’s Disease, primary and secondary. The primary type of Addison’s is essentially a rare autoimmune disorder where the immune system attacks the adrenal glands and damages the adrenal cortex. If your furry friend is battling tumors, other diseases or is taking vet-prescribed medications to treat Cushing's, these may be contributing factors to an underactive adrenal cortex, which leads to secondary Addison’s Disease caused by a pituitary gland tumor, long-term exposure to steroids or a side effect of suddenly pausing a medication.
The symptoms of adrenal disorders can be similar to various other health conditions in pets so your vet may recommend some in-depth diagnostic tests like a CBC, a chemistry panel, electrolyte tests and ACTH-stimulation tests to investigate your furkiddo’s symptoms.
For adrenal disease in cats or dogs with possible malnutrition (from diarrhea and excessive urination), we'd suggest adding NHV’s Adrenal Super Support and Nutritional Balance Kit to their daily meals. This bundle of natural remedies contains Supraglan, Milk thistle and Multi Essentials which have been specifically formulated for pets to gently re-balance the adrenal glands, reduce inflammation, and eliminate toxins.
An adrenal gland disorder impacts so many areas of the body. We would recommend a holistic pet adrenal support that connects and aids each of the affected areas while minimizing side effects to help your little one get their health back on track. Suplaglan is an all-natural blend of herbs specially formulated to focus on all areas affected by glandular disorders like Cushing’s or Addison's Disease. Wild yam helps restore hormone balance, licorice encourages hormone production, and borage naturally stimulates the endocrine system to rebalance adrenal cortex function and support a calmer body and mind. In addition to helping the adrenal and endocrine system, Suplaglan also contains herbs that support the kidneys, liver, and immune system, which we know are vital to maintaining a healthy body. Milk Thistle provides additional support to the liver, kidneys, and is known to encourage cell regeneration. And Multi Essentials help replenish vital nutrients that your pet may have lost from increased urination, diarrhea and a fluctuating metabolism (from unstable hormone levels).
Your pet’s health means everything to us. For our pet adrenal support kits, we have worked with a holistic veterinarian and a master herbalist to formulate gentle yet effective remedies to focus on the areas of the body most affected by Cushing’s and Addison’s disease. For any questions or concerns about your little one’s stress levels or adrenal health, don’t hesitate to reach out to an NHV Pet Expert - we are here to help!
Made with the finest, organically grown, or ethically harvested herbs. Made specifically for pets, vet-formulated and vet approved.
Supraglan
Milk Thistle
Multi Essentials
Select your pet's weight to determine the correct dose.
To be taken twice daily. Determine your pet’s weight and then use the easy chart below to determine the correct dose. This is the minimum dosage.
Pet's Weight Dosage
0 - 15 lb = 0.5 ml
16 - 30 lb = 1.0 ml
31 - 45 lb = 1.5 ml
46 - 60 lb = 2.0 ml
61 - 75 lb = 2.5 ml
Over 75 lb = 3.0 ml
For small animals (rabbits, ferrets), avians and reptiles use 1 drop for every 2 lb of body weight.
How to Administer
Shake well before use. The easiest method is to use the dropper provided and place the drops into your pet’s food or favorite treat. You can also use the dropper and squirt directly into the pet’s mouth. Some pets can be finicky, if this occurs consider hiding the drops in foods most pet’s love such as fish, chicken or yogurt or a favorite treat. If your pet only eats dry food then soak a few kibbles at feeding time.
For Best Results
Herbal dietary supplements are beneficial to the health and well-being of your pet and are safe for long-term use. Every pet responds to natural herbal supplements differently, therefore it is important to be consistent and administer the product daily. Supplements generally take two to four weeks to take effect, however this will vary from one animal to the next.
Product Storage
All NHV Natural Pet Products are pure herbal extracts and contain no artificial additives, preservatives or coloring. Shelf life after opening is 6 months and must be refrigerated after opening.
Cautions and Contraindications
Do not use Supraglan in pregnant or nursing animals. Speak to your vet before using our products. A second visit is recommended if your pet’s condition does not improve, or deteriorates after continued use of the supplements.
All information provided by NHV Natural Pet Products is for educational purposes only.
Published: April 16, 2025