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It’s been an amazing year, but it’s been tough—really tough. We’re grateful for how things have been with NHV. We’ve been able to help so many pets (mostly thanks to you all for spreading the word). We’ve done some good with the #nhvnaturalselfie and calendar donations and completed a clinical trial. But, personally… with all...

Clients often ask “How cold is too cold for dogs to be outside?” There is no simple answer to this. Every dog is different. Therefore it is essential to consider the following factors before you plan your dog’s winter adventures. In this issue of Vet Tech Rounds, I will share the different factors that can influence...

Why Do Dogs Get Hot Spots? Hot Spot on dogs is a common skin condition that is also known as acute moist dermatitis. In this Vet Talks article, I  want to share with you the causes, prevention, treatments, and natural remedies for hot spots in dogs. Did you know the skin is the largest organ of...

What You Should Know About Your Pet’s Medication When your pet is diagnosed with a condition, it can be quite overwhelming. Your veterinarian will try to explain everything to you, but it is a lot of information to take in at once. They will often prescribe some medications to help keep your pet comfortable or...

Our furkids mean everything to us. So when they get sick, it’s totally normal for panic to start setting in. Bone cancer in dogs is definitely a scary condition for a pet and furparent to go through, but thankfully for sweet Audee, she’s got all the support and love she needs. What is Bone Cancer...

Amanda, from Nature Angel UK, reached out to us when her family fur baby, Roxy, appeared to have an unusual sore below her mouth. Roxy, who is normally in good health, began to show the typical signs of a rodent ulcer (stomatitis). Poor little Roxy was brought to the vet to get checked out and...

Feline Coronavirus (FCoV) is a common viral, but highly contagious intestinal (enteric) infection in cats. It can be asymptomatic but may cause a few problems, like diarrhea in most infected cats. In some cats, however, the intestinal form of FCoV mutates and turns into feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), a disease that is generally fatal. Two forms of...

Much like us humans, our pets can experience anxiety and stress as well! Felines are very intuitive and sensitive beings, and due to this can indeed experience anxiety, stress, and depression. Cat anxiety may be fear-based, due to pain/discomfort, triggered by a recent environmental/life change, and much more. Each pet can experience anxiety due to...

Finding out your cat has lymphoma can be so frightening for both furkiddos and pet parents alike, but it is not the end. There are ways to help support pets to live with the condition more comfortably. Continue to read this story to learn how Liza has been thriving despite her cat lymphoma diagnosis. Liza’s...

Willow is a sweet kitty who was diagnosed with a cat tumor. We can’t imagine how stressful and scary this experience must have been for her furparent, Kerry. But we’re so happy to know that they’ve been there for each other through it all! We consider ourselves honored to be able to offer Willow some...