Nature, Tested: How NHV Milk Thistle Meets Health Canada Standards
Clinical Trials & Research 3 mins readMilk thistle has long been one of the most trusted herbs in holistic care, particularly for liver support. It has been used for generations in both human and veterinary health support. But today’s pet parents are no longer only satisfied with tradition alone. Modern pet owners are increasingly informed, cautious, and more interested in the...
Read More
Hop Into the NHV Easter Hunt 2026: Find Eggs, Save, & Win!
Promotions & Giveaways 3 min readThe 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...
Read More
Food Sensitivities vs Food Allergies: What Pet Parents Should Know
Pet Care Tips 4 min readMany 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...
Read More
Why Allergies in Pets Are Becoming More Common
Pet Care Tips 3 min readIf your little one is sneezing more often or spending just a little too long scratching those itchy spots, you are not alone. In fact, they might be a part of a growing trend. But why is this happening, and what can you, as a pet parent, do for your fur kiddo’s comfort and health?...
Read More
Study on Natures Immuno and Its Effect on LPS-Induced Inflammation
Clinical Trials & Research 4 min readThe immune system plays a critical role in protecting pets and humans from infections, environmental stressors, and disease. However, one important aspect of immune health that is often overlooked is inflammation. While inflammation is a natural defense response, excessive or chronic inflammation can contribute to many health problems in pets, including allergies, infections, and even...
Read More
Seasonal Allergies in Dogs: How Geography Shapes Triggers
Vet Talks 3 min readSeasonal allergies in dogs are becoming increasingly common as environmental conditions change and pets are exposed to a wider range of allergens. Many pet parents notice that their dog’s symptoms seem to appear or worsen at certain times of the year, particularly during spring and fall. However, geography also plays a role in which allergens...
Read More
What Your Pet’s Sleep Style Says About Them
Lifestyles of the Furry & Fabulous 3 min readYour fur kiddo probably sleeps in tons of adorable poses each night. But do you know what each of them means, and when they’re cause for concern? The Curled Up Pup If your fur kid is sleeping shaped like a donut, it just means that they are feeling secure. It’s also a bit of their...
Read More
Perlita’s Journey with Kidney Stones in Pups
Inspiring Pet Tails 3 min readAt 12 years old, sweet Perlita is now a senior. A fur kid’s golden years are some of the best they have to offer – wise, chill, and still every bit as cute. But new challenges often appear, and that’s where pet parents come in. In Perlita’s case, it was kidney stones in pups. Blind...
Read More
Wood Betony for Pets
Herbs For Pets 3 min readMeet the herb called good for everything: wood betony! This purple-flowered beauty has been supporting human wellness for quite literally centuries, sought after as a multi-use marvel. In fact, there used to be an old saying that went, “sell your coat and buy betony!” But what about wood betony for pets? It’s got just as...
Read More
Dose, Preparation, and Formulation: What Makes Plants Safe for Pets
Pet Care Tips 3 min readNot all herbs are equal – at least when it comes to our pets. If you’re wondering what makes certain plants safe for pets and how you can know how much to give them, read on. 1. Formulated by Experts All things from nature must be good, right? Well, it’s not so straightforward. Even some...
Read More
How Stress Can Affect Your Pet’s Heart
Vet Talks 2 min readStress is often viewed as a behavioural issue: a nervous dog pacing or a cat hiding. But stress is also physiological. When a pet experiences stress, the body releases hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. These chemicals increase heart rate and blood pressure to prepare the body to respond. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and...
Read More
USD
Canadian Dollars