Rabbits are naturally quiet creatures, which can make it difficult to notice when something isn’t quite right. Many pet parents start picking up on the subtle changes in their bunnies: they are not finishing their food, their droppings look smaller (or even less frequent), or they aren’t drinking enough water. These small shifts in behavior...

Ancient remedies like myrrh have been used for centuries, but they are far from old news when it comes to modern pet care. From soothing skin irritations to supporting gum health, this natural tree resin offers a range of natural benefits for our fur kids. Here is why myrrh can be a part of your...

Are your morning walks more of a zigzag than a straight line because your fur kiddo wants to smell everything? And you’re wondering why dogs love to sniff everything in the first place? Well, it’s sort of their biggest hobby! Dogs have incredibly powerful noses, and even their brains are hardwired to process smells. In...

Nix the cat was given a heart-wrenching two weeks to live after being diagnosed with Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV). But months later, Nix isn’t just surviving – he is still going strong. Discover the natural FeLV supplements that pet parent Cindy uses to support his journey and help him beat the odds. What Is FeLV...

Are you wondering whether you can introduce a bunny to your existing family with cats and dogs? While it’s always exciting to add a new fur kid into the mix, rabbits have quite different needs than other fur kiddos. They’re prey animals, which means their natural instinct is to run – while your dog or...

Tempted to gift someone a rabbit this Easter? You may want to rethink that. Bringing a bunny into a family is a huge decision, and it should never be a surprise. While undeniably cute, rabbits have complex needs that unprepared owners will not be able to properly meet. Here are the five biggest reasons why...

Anemia is one of the most frequently identified abnormalities in canine clinical pathology, particularly in senior and chronically ill patients. While often perceived as a primary condition, anemia is more accurately understood as a clinical manifestation of underlying systemic imbalance. In veterinary practice, anemia is not a diagnosis but a diagnostic signal pointing toward dysfunction...

The popularity of pet rabbits jumps during the Easter season, but that doesn’t mean you should get one without some serious consideration. Bunnies have just as complex needs as any companion critter, and potential pet parents need to understand the level of commitment it takes to help them thrive. From socialization to health needs, do...

The NHV Easter Hunt 2026 is here, bringing clues, hidden eggs, and exciting rewards for our amazing NHV furmilies. Spring has arrived and the Easter Bunny has been hopping through the NHV garden. Like before, the bunny has hidden colorful eggs across our website, and fur parents are invited to join the hunt! What Is the...

Many people use the terms “food allergies” and “food sensitivities” interchangeably – but there are important differences. When you’re a pet parent worried about how to help your fur kid experiencing one or the other, it is easy to get confused about how to best help them. So, what is the difference between food allergies...